Today, I'm using Stoplight to host my API docs (https://waitlist.stoplight.io/docs/waitlist-api-no-auth). I like Stoplight -- it allows me to write example calls that users can copy-paste, has schema definitions so it's easy to document REST, and well-designed features for documenting all the details (endpoints and their HTTP verbs, headers, HTTP responses, etc.).
However, Stoplight is expensive -- $99/mo.
I'm looking at alternatives, but I'm not finding anything good:
* Docusaurus is a good markdown static site generator, but is totally lacking for details: no ability to re-use schemas, create example calls, etc.
* Documentator is defunct.
* Readthedocs requires significant overhead in form of a Sphinx integration and self-rendering
* Readme.com has similarly expensive pricing to Stoplight and a worse UX (in my opinion)
What are you using? I'd love to be able to rely on a simple managed service that doesn't break the bank.
