Productivity

Notion

Your notes, projects, and knowledge. Connected in one workspace.

Not yet rated·$10.00 / mo

What is Notion?

Notion is a candidate for productivity workflows. Your notes, projects, and knowledge. Connected in one workspace.

A practical starting point

Your notes, projects, and knowledge. Connected in one workspace. Begin by writing down the job your current tools make difficult. A shortlist is more useful when it has a concrete success condition: one completed project, one published campaign, or one resolved customer request.

What to evaluate

Try docs & wikis with your own material. Invite the person who will maintain the setup and check whether the result is easy to understand without a walkthrough. Workspace setup takes planning.

Before you commit

Check export formats, administrative permissions, and the cost of the plan that actually includes your must-have features. Prices shown are US list prices; confirm regional pricing and taxes on the vendor’s site.

Notion features

  • Docs & wikis
  • Connected databases
  • Project views

Pros and cons

What works well

  • Flexible structure for documents and projects
  • Useful context alongside tasks

Keep in mind

  • Workspace setup takes planning
  • Complex projects may need more dedicated controls

Notion pricing

Notion pricing plans
PlanPriceBillingIncluded
Free$0.00free forever
  • Unlimited pages and blocks for individuals
  • 7-day page history and 5 MB file uploads
  • Up to 10 guests and basic forms
  • Limited Notion AI trial
Plus$10.00per member/month, billed annually
  • Unlimited file uploads (up to 5 GB per file)
  • 30-day page history
  • Unlimited charts and collaborative blocks
  • Custom sites and forms, Slack and Google Drive connections
Business$20.00per member/month, billed annually
  • Notion Agent and AI Meeting Notes
  • SAML SSO and private teamspaces
  • 90-day page history
  • Premium connections (GitHub, Asana and more)
EnterpriseContact salesCustom — confirm with vendor
  • SCIM user provisioning and audit log
  • Advanced security with DLP/SIEM connections
  • Unlimited page history and workspace analytics
  • Customer success manager

Check current pricing on the official website ↗

Who is Notion best for?

Startups and Freelancers evaluating productivity tools, especially when flexible structure for documents and projects.

Who should consider something else?

Workspace setup takes planning. Consider whether this tradeoff would affect a recurring part of your workflow.

How this profile was prepared

Plan and pricing details verified against the vendor's official pricing page in September 2026. No hands-on test or numerical rating has been completed.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Notion best for?

Notion is worth evaluating for docs & wikis and connected databases. Start with one real task and check how well its workflow fits your team.

How much does Notion cost?

The Free plan covers individuals with unlimited pages and blocks, 7-day page history, and 5 MB file uploads. Plus costs $10 per member/month billed annually and adds unlimited file uploads, 30-day history, and custom sites. Business is $20 per member/month billed annually with Notion Agent, AI meeting notes, and SAML SSO. Enterprise is custom-priced. Yearly billing saves up to 20% versus monthly.

What are the alternatives to Notion?

The alternatives below solve related problems, but their scope differs. Compare workflow fit, migration requirements, and the total cost for your actual team.

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