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Comparator · Coding

Starting pricefree · From $20/mo
Free tieryes · yes
Plans documented1 · 5
Platforms1 · 1
Comparison of Blume, Cursor
Blume
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Category Coding Coding
Main use cases
  • Publishing product or API documentation from a Markdown folder
  • Making docs readable by coding agents via llms.txt and MCP
  • Rendering interactive API references from OpenAPI or GraphQL specs
  • Migrating an existing Mintlify or Docusaurus site
  • Generating a changelog page from GitHub Releases
  • Writing and refactoring code
  • Agent-driven feature work
  • Automated code review
  • Team development workflows
Best for Developer teams shipping docs sites from Markdown, Open-source projects wanting agent-friendly documentation Professional developers, Engineering teams, Enterprises needing admin controls
Platforms Desktop Desktop
Pricing model Free Freemium
Pricing

Free and open source; no paid plans shown.

Checked Sep 29, 2026. Official pricing ↗

Hobby: Free; Individual (Pro/Pro+/Ultra): from $20/mo; Teams: from $40/user/mo; Enterprise: custom.

Checked Sep 29, 2026. Official pricing ↗

Key features
  • Zero-config setup with npx blume init and navigation inferred from files
  • Markdown twin of every page plus llms.txt and llms-full.txt
  • Opt-in MCP server and in-page AI assistant
  • Interactive OpenAPI, AsyncAPI and GraphQL playgrounds
  • 30+ built-in components, Mermaid diagrams and KaTeX math
  • CLI commands for doctor, validate, audit, eval, translate and versioning
  • Coding agent
  • Cloud agents and automations
  • Bugbot code review
  • MCPs, skills and hooks
  • CLI
  • Privacy mode
Pros
  • Free and open source with no hosted service required
  • Local search works in dev and production
  • Can eject to a standalone Astro app
  • Free Hobby plan with no credit card required
  • Access to frontier models on paid plans
  • Team SSO and privacy mode on Teams
  • On-demand usage once included usage runs out
Limitations
  • Requires Node.js tooling and command-line use; no hosted editor
  • Agent features like translate and migrate rely on external coding agent CLIs (Codex or Claude Code)
  • Server-side Markdown content negotiation only on Vercel and Cloudflare builds
  • Free plan has limited agent requests
  • Usage beyond included amount is billed extra
  • Bugbot on Individual is usage-billed
  • Prices exclude taxes
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Verified Sep 29, 2026

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