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View detailsZeroheight
Design system platform for publishing style guides and component docs.
Zeroheight is a design system platform that turns your Figma files, design tokens, and component documentation into a published, searchable style guide. Designers and developers get one place to find the current version of every component, colour, and guideline, instead of digging through scattered Figma files and wikis.
Key Features
- Publish style guides and component documentation
- Syncs with Figma files and design tokens
- Usage guidance, code snippets, and examples
- Version control for design system releases
- Access controls for viewers and editors
- Search across the whole design system
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Basic design system publishing for small teams. |
| Pro | $49/editor/mo | Full publishing features, versioning, and integrations for growing teams. |
| Enterprise | Custom | SSO, advanced permissions, and dedicated support for large organisations. |
Prices as listed in 2026 research. Always check the official site for the latest price — plans change. Free plan: Yes — it has a free plan.
Best for: design teams that publish and maintain a living design system.
Popular with: Designers, Developers, Business Owners
Popular with: Designers, Developers, Business Owners
How it works
The platform connects directly to Figma and to token sources, so the documentation stays in sync with the actual design work. Teams can add usage guidance, code snippets, and do-and-don't examples, and control who can view or edit each section. It is built for organisations where the design system is a shared product, not a side project.
Zeroheight has a free plan for small teams getting started, and paid plans start at $49 per editor per month for the Pro plan, with an Enterprise tier for larger organisations. If your design system has grown beyond a Figma file and a doc, Zeroheight gives it a proper home.
Pros and Cons
✓ Pros
- Keeps design system docs in sync with Figma
- Clean, professional published style guides
- Good versioning and access controls
- Free plan is enough to start
✗ Cons
- Paid plans are priced per editor and add up for larger teams
- Setup takes effort to connect Figma and tokens properly
- Overkill for a team with only a handful of components
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View detailsLast reviewed: November 2026