zeroheight

What zeroheight is

zeroheight is a web platform for documenting design systems, managing design tokens, and sharing guidance with teams and AI tools. Teams can build styleguides that cover components, usage guidance, and standards. Design content can come from Figma, Sketch, and Adobe XD; teams can also add Storybook embeds, code snippets in more than 30 languages, and code blocks for frameworks such as React, Vue, and Angular.

Its token manager exports tokens for code and can automate pull requests when it detects changes from Figma. An MCP server makes design system guidance available to AI tools. Standard Search is listed at 500 calls per month on Free and Starter; Enterprise includes Fast Search. Styleguides can be public or private, with password protection on Starter and SSO protection on Enterprise.

Free includes one editor, one styleguide, and one token set. Starter supports up to five editors, two styleguides, and three token sets, and costs $49 per editor/month, billed yearly, after a 14-day trial. Enterprise has custom pricing, supports five or more editors and reviewers, and includes SSO, trusted IP ranges, dedicated onboarding, and a customer success manager. The service runs on AWS; the maker says communications use SSL/HTTPS encryption and servers are backed up hourly.

Who it suits

zeroheight suits teams that need to document design systems and connect design files, code examples, and token management in shared styleguides. Enterprise is aimed at teams managing systems across multiple brands and themes that need governance, analytics, and dedicated support.

Limits

Free includes one editor, one styleguide, one token set, and 500 MCP Standard Search calls per month. Starter allows up to five editors, two styleguides, three token sets, and 500 MCP Standard Search calls per month; after its 14-day trial it costs $49 per editor/month, billed yearly at $588 per editor/year.

Getting started

1. Open the zeroheight website.
2. Choose Free or start the 14-day trial for Starter or Enterprise.
3. Create a styleguide and add design system components, guidance, or standards.
4. Connect supported design, code, or collaboration tools as needed.
5. Set styleguide access to public or private, with plan-specific password or SSO protection.

Verdict

Choose zeroheight if your team wants styleguides, design content, code examples, and tokens in one web platform, with an MCP server for AI access. Free has tight editor and content limits. Enterprise has custom pricing and includes features such as SSO and dedicated support.