Stonly

🟡Acquired / Merged

Stonly was a customer-service platform for interactive knowledge bases, contextual in-app guides, agent support tools, and AI-assisted answers. Customer-service software company Zendesk acquired Stonly in 2024.

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Acquisition Details

Zendesk announced its acquisition of Stonly on March 12, 2024. Stonly’s website currently redirects visitors to Zendesk, indicating that the standalone product and brand have been absorbed into Zendesk’s customer-service platform.

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📅 Timeline

2018-01-01

Stonly founded

2020-01-28

Seed funding announced

2022-01-20

Series A funding announced

2024-03-12

Zendesk acquires Stonly

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Stonly?

Stonly was a customer-support platform used to create interactive knowledge bases, contextual product guides, troubleshooting flows, and agent-facing guidance without requiring users to navigate long static articles.

Is Stonly still available as a standalone product?

Stonly was acquired by Zendesk in March 2024, and stonly.com now redirects to Zendesk. Organizations evaluating it should contact Zendesk about the availability of Stonly-derived functionality rather than assume that new standalone Stonly subscriptions remain available.

Who founded Stonly?

Stonly was founded in Paris by Alexis Fogel and Krzysztof Dąbrowski in 2018.

How much funding did Stonly raise?

Public announcements identify a $3.5 million seed round in 2020 and a $22 million Series A in 2022, totaling at least $25.5 million in disclosed funding before the Zendesk acquisition.

What are the best alternatives to Stonly?

The supplied alternatives catalogue does not include close standalone knowledge-base platforms. Among the available choices, ClickUp AI can support internal documentation and AI-assisted knowledge work; broader customer-service teams may also evaluate Zendesk’s current platform, which incorporated Stonly after the acquisition.