Notion Price: Plans, Monthly Cost & Price History

Notion is a workspace app for notes, documents, wikis, project boards, and databases. Individuals use it to organize personal projects, and companies use it as a shared knowledge base and task tracker. Pricing is per member, so a team pays for each person in the workspace who needs full access.

The Plus and Business prices on this page come from Zapier, and the free plan and add-on prices come from Notion's own pricing page, published by Notion. Prices were checked on Oct 11, 2026. Notion changes its plans from time to time, so confirm current pricing on the official Notion pricing page before you upgrade.

Notion's free plan costs $0/mo. The paid plans in our data are priced per member with annual billing.

Plus costs $10/mo per member and Business costs $20/mo per member, both billed annually. Notion also sells these plans with monthly billing at a higher rate, but our data does not include the monthly-billed prices, so check the official pricing page if you prefer not to pay for a year up front. Enterprise pricing is quoted by Notion's sales team.

Free

The free plan suits individuals who want to organize notes, tasks, and documents. It includes the core editor, pages, and databases, with limits on features such as file uploads, page history, and how many guests you can invite. For personal use, many people never need more.

Plus

Plus, at $10/mo per member billed annually, is built for small teams. It removes most of the free plan's limits on uploads and collaboration and adds longer page history. A small team that shares projects and documents in one workspace is the typical Plus customer.

Business

Business costs $20/mo per member billed annually. It adds controls that growing companies need, such as SAML single sign-on, private teamspaces, and more advanced permissions. Notion also includes its fuller set of AI features in Business, so teams that want Notion AI often compare Business rather than Plus.

Enterprise

Enterprise adds security, audit, and admin controls for large organizations. It does not have a published price in our data; Notion quotes it on request.

Annual billing is the only option with a price in our data for Plus and Business. Notion's monthly billing costs more per member, which makes sense for teams still testing the product or with frequent changes in headcount. If your team size is stable and you already rely on Notion, annual billing gives the lower rate. Compare both totals on the official pricing page for your number of members.

Some features are sold separately from the plan.

Notion Sites lets you publish pages as a public website. A custom domain for a site costs $8/mo per domain when paid annually, or $10/mo per domain when paid monthly.

Custom Agents, Notion's automated AI agents that run tasks in your workspace, use Notion credits. A block of 1,000 credits costs $10. How quickly you use credits depends on how often your agents run and how much work each task involves, so start small and watch your usage before buying more.

• Use the free plan for personal notes and small projects until you hit its limits.
• Pay annually once you know you will keep using a paid plan.
• Limit paid seats: invite occasional collaborators as guests where your plan allows instead of adding them as full members.
• Check education offers: Notion has offered its Plus plan free or discounted for students and teachers with a school email. Eligibility changes, so check the official education page.

Sales tax may be added to your bill depending on your state, and paying through a mobile app store may lead to a different price than paying on the web.