This is cool and all, but I got a 25 on my docs thanks to their odd criteria and questions. I think my docs are well above the 'average' docs, but maybe not. Originally, I actually planned on using readme.io, but unfortunately, their trial didn't really give me enough time to write my docs and I didn't want to pay $59/mo to keep writing them there. I see they now say "No credit cards until your site is ready to go!", so at least that's good, but I kind of remember that being there previously and still being locked out after my trial ended.
Anyways--interesting service, but I think they need a lower pricing tier. I get "raise prices!", but doing so cuts out a significant portion of the market that actually wants to use what you offer but they can't because it's too frickin' expensive. Instead, I ended up writing my docs as a static site and hosting it on GitHub Pages.
Really irrelevant set of questions to judge your documentation. Nothing about measuring how much your documentation helps developer. Having a SDK doesn't really make it friendly then a REST call.
Readmeio is focusing on thing which you can target using Readmeio.
Anyways--interesting service, but I think they need a lower pricing tier. I get "raise prices!", but doing so cuts out a significant portion of the market that actually wants to use what you offer but they can't because it's too frickin' expensive. Instead, I ended up writing my docs as a static site and hosting it on GitHub Pages.
Edit: link to my docs https://keygen.sh/docs/api