Re:amaze knowledge base: Complete guide for 2026

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A well-organized knowledge base can deflect up to 70% of routine support questions before they ever reach your team. This is the value behind Re:amaze's knowledge base feature, which combines traditional FAQ functionality with modern AI capabilities. Whether you're evaluating Re:amaze for your business or looking to get more from your existing setup, this guide covers what you need to know.

Re:amaze landing page
Re:amaze landing page

What is Re:amaze?

Re:amaze is an AI-powered customer service platform built primarily for e-commerce and online businesses. It brings together email, live chat, social media, SMS, and push notifications into a single shared inbox. The platform targets SaaS companies and online retailers who need unified customer communication without the complexity of enterprise helpdesk solutions.

Beyond basic ticketing, Re:amaze offers proactive engagement tools like automated messaging campaigns (called "Cues"), real-time visitor monitoring, and the knowledge base functionality we'll explore in depth. The platform emphasizes e-commerce integrations, with deep connections to Shopify, BigCommerce, and WooCommerce that let support agents see order data, process refunds, and create draft orders without leaving the conversation.

Re:amaze operates on a per-seat pricing model, which can add up quickly for larger teams but keeps costs predictable for smaller operations. The company offers a 14-day free trial with full access to all features, no credit card required.

Understanding the Re:amaze knowledge base

The Re:amaze knowledge base (also referred to as their FAQ system) is a customizable help center where you create and organize self-service content for your customers. It sits within the broader Re:amaze ecosystem, meaning it works seamlessly with their chat widgets, email responses, and AI chatbots.

At its core, the knowledge base supports three types of articles:

  • Public articles Visible to anyone, typically answering common customer questions
  • Internal articles For your staff only, often containing procedures or internal policies
  • Draft articles Work-in-progress content that isn't published yet

This structure lets you maintain a public-facing help center while also building an internal knowledge repository for your team. The self-service philosophy is straightforward: when customers can find answers themselves, everyone wins. They get instant responses at any hour, and your support team can focus on complex issues that actually require human attention.

The knowledge base integrates directly with Re:amaze's chat widget, so customers can browse articles while chatting with your team (or the AI bot). Articles can also be embedded inline on your website or inserted directly into email replies as quick responses.

Re:amaze brand settings for enabling help site and article feedback
Re:amaze brand settings for enabling help site and article feedback

Key features and customization options

Re:amaze gives you considerable control over how your knowledge base looks and functions. The customization options go deeper than many competitors, though some require comfort with CSS and HTML.

Article management

Creating articles happens through Re:amaze's web interface. You can organize content into topics and subtopics, making it easier for customers to browse. The editor supports rich formatting, images, and embedded media. You can also use response templates to quickly insert common knowledge base articles into live conversations.

Visual customization

For branding consistency, Re:amaze lets you customize:

  • Header styling Match your site's navigation and branding
  • Body and article styling Control fonts, colors, and layout
  • Custom CSS Full control for technical teams who want pixel-perfect matching
  • Footer HTML Add custom scripts, tracking, or additional navigation

This level of customization means you can make the knowledge base feel like a native part of your website rather than a third-party add-on. However, it also means there's a learning curve if you want to take full advantage of these options.

Hosting and embedding

You have three main ways to deploy your knowledge base:

  1. Help Site Host it on a custom subdomain (like help.yourcompany.com) with your own branding
  2. Embedded Insert articles inline within your existing website pages
  3. Chat widget Make articles browsable within the Re:amaze chat interface

The custom domain option requires the Pro plan or higher ($49/user/month), while embedding and chat widget access are available on all plans.

Multi-language support

Re:amaze supports text customization for different languages, letting you translate the public-facing portions of your help center. This is particularly valuable for businesses serving international customers.

AI-powered knowledge base capabilities

Where Re:amaze's knowledge base stands out is in its AI integration. The platform offers two tiers of AI assistance that leverage your knowledge base content.

Frequently Asked Questions

The knowledge base is included in all Re:amaze plans, which start at $29 per user per month for the Basic plan. Custom domain hosting requires the Pro plan ($49/user/month) or higher. Annual billing saves 10%.
Not really. The knowledge base is designed as part of Re:amaze's integrated platform. While you could technically use it standalone, you'd be paying for a full helpdesk suite and only using one component. If you need a standalone knowledge base, other tools may be more cost-effective.
The AI FAQ Bot reads your knowledge base articles and uses that content to generate direct responses to customer questions. When a customer asks something, the AI identifies the relevant article, extracts the appropriate information, and writes a natural language answer. The customer also receives a link to the full article for reference.
Re:amaze treats AI as a feature that suggests articles or assists agents. eesel AI is built as an AI teammate that can actually resolve tickets autonomously. It also works with your existing help desk rather than requiring you to switch platforms, and learns from your existing data in minutes rather than requiring manual setup.
Basic customization (colors, logos, simple layout changes) is accessible through Re:amaze's GUI. However, advanced customization like custom CSS or footer HTML editing requires technical comfort. If you want your knowledge base to perfectly match your brand, plan to either have CSS skills in-house or work with a developer.

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