> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help-center-starter-replace-template-content.mintlify.site/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Export your content

> How to export your Mintlify docs content and configuration.

Because Mintlify is Git-backed, your docs content is always available in your repository — you already own it. There's no proprietary export step needed for your pages.

## What you own (in your repository)

* All MDX page files.
* Your `docs.json` configuration.
* Images and other assets in your repository.

This content is in your Git repository and accessible regardless of your Mintlify account status.

## What Mintlify stores (accessible from the dashboard)

* **Analytics data** — Page views, search queries, and feedback. Export analytics data before closing your account.
* **Deployment history** — A log of all deployments, including timestamps and commit messages.
* **Member and access logs** — Audit logs of membership changes (Enterprise plans).

### Export analytics data

Currently, analytics data can be viewed in the dashboard but doesn't have a one-click export. Connect a third-party analytics provider (PostHog, GA4, etc.) to retain your analytics data outside Mintlify. See [Connect an analytics provider](/getting-started/integrations/connect-crm) for setup.

## Migrating away from Mintlify

If you're migrating to a different docs platform:

1. Your MDX content can be used with any MDX-compatible platform.
2. Your `docs.json` navigation structure may need to be adapted to the target platform's configuration format.
3. Mintlify-specific components (`<Card>`, `<Steps>`, etc.) will need to be replaced with the target platform's equivalents or converted to standard Markdown.

<Tip>
  Keep your docs in plain Markdown and standard MDX components where possible — it makes future migrations much simpler.
</Tip>