WikiTraccs is a migration tool to migrate content from Confluence to SharePoint Online. It has a free Trial Version and the paid Full Edition.

WikiTraccs WikiPakk adds a page tree and breadcrumb navigation to SharePoint, just like in Confluence. It picks up the migrated page hierarchy. New pages can be added, the hierarchy edited. Head over to the WikiPakk web site to learn more.

Yes! WikiTraccs operates as free Trial Version when no license is present.

You can try WikiTraccs as long as you want. No credit card is needed for testing.

When WikiTraccs doesn't find a license key, it runs in trial (or evaluation) mode.

When running in unlicensed trial mode, WikiTraccs slightly changes the SharePoint pages it creates. It inserts a promotional header, sometimes a footer, and replaces some words in the page with "WikiTraccsTestMigration". This stops as soon as there is a valid license key.

The trial period of WikiTraccs is as long as you need it to be. There is no end. Try as long as it takes to make an informed decision.

All features are available in WikiTraccs trial mode as well, so you can test them thoroughly. You can perform a test migration of all your Confluence pages; no limits on the number of pages, files, or spaces.

The number of pages refers to the sum of pages and blog posts in the source Confluence environment at the time of purchase.

Note that this is not the number of pages you plan to migrate.

Also note that this is not the number of page migrations that you can do.

Here are examples to illustrate this:

Example 1: There are 20,000 pages and blog posts in Confluence. You plan to migrate all of them. The license needed is "up to 50,000 pages", because that covers the source environment's number of pages and blog posts.

Example 2: There are 45,000 pages and blog posts in Confluence. You plan to migrate 7000 pages to SharePoint. The license needed is "up to 50,000 pages", because that covers the source environment's number of pages and blog posts.

Example 3: There are 9,000 pages and blog posts in Confluence. You migrate all 9000 pages. Plans change and you need to migrate 5000 pages again. The license needed is "up to 10,000 pages", because that covers the source environment's number of pages and blog posts.

Note: Here's how to determine the number of pages in Confluence: Getting the Confluence page count.

The number of Confluence pages is a good indicator of migration complexity.

Experience shows that the overall source page count is highly correlated with:

• Company sizes with number of contact points, processes, and non-migration-related requirements
• History of Confluence environments (causing content-driven effects which need to be taken care of)
• Probability of past migrations (again causing content-driven effects which need to be taken care of)
• Effort for analyzing and reproducing issues
• Periods of support

Note that you can try WikiTraccs for free, for as long as you want. So you should be able to find any issues before making a purchase, and even get support.

If you like the overall experience, please go ahead and purchase. I appreciate feedback in any case so I know where to maintain and improve the experience.

Note: Here's how to get the number of pages in Confluence: Getting the Confluence page count.

Support is best-effort based. Usually, you can expect a response within 1-2 working days. If anything is affecting response times (holidays, pandemics, ...) it will be communicated via a pinned issue in the GitHub issue list.