How Much Does
Notion Cost in 2026?
Notion is the default modern workspace — wiki + docs + databases + projects + AI in one tool. Free tier's 5MB upload cap forces upgrade for real work. Plus at $8/member/month annual ($96/member/year) unlocks unlimited uploads + 30-day page history + unlimited external guests. Business at $16/member/month annual ($192/member/year) adds Notion Agent + Enterprise Search + SSO.
Prices in USD, verified from the United States. Regional pricing may vary.
Plans & Pricing
Free
- fileUploads Up to 5 MB
- pageHistory 7 days
- externalGuests 10
- aiAccess Limited trial
- scope Essentials — trial AI + basic forms/sites/calendar/mail
Plus (Monthly)
- fileUploads Unlimited
- pageHistory 30 days
- externalGuests Unlimited
- scope + Custom forms/sites + unlimited charts + collaborative blocks + file uploads
Business (Monthly, Recommended)
- pageHistory 90 days
- scope + Notion Agent + AI Meeting Notes + Enterprise Search + SAML SSO + granular database permissions + premium integrations
Enterprise
- pageHistory Unlimited
- scope Custom — zero data retention with LLM providers + SCIM provisioning + advanced security + audit logs + dedicated customer success manager
From the StackScored blog
Features
Our Verdict
Notion has become the generic modern workspace — 100M+ users across millions of teams. For company wikis specifically, Notion's strength is flexibility: databases for structured knowledge (team rosters, product specs, OKRs), pages for unstructured docs (meeting notes, PRDs, runbooks), templates for standardization. Free tier is useful for small personal projects but real team use requires Plus: 5MB file upload cap and 7-day page history are genuinely restrictive. Plus at $8/member/month annual ($96/member/year) is where team use begins: unlimited uploads, 30-day history, unlimited external guests (critical for cross-organization collaboration), custom forms and sites (internal employee surveys, public-facing knowledge bases), collaborative blocks (real-time multi-user editing within single blocks). Business at $16/member/month annual ($192/member/year, 2x Plus) is the AI tier: Notion Agent (autonomously complete multi-step work), AI Meeting Notes (automatic capture + summary + action items), Enterprise Search (AI-powered search across your entire workspace with citations), SAML SSO, granular database permissions (critical for sensitive team rosters or performance data), premium integrations. 90-day page history vs Plus's 30 days matters for regulated industries. Enterprise is custom with SCIM provisioning, audit logs, zero data retention with LLM providers (YOUR data doesn't train the AI models), advanced security, dedicated customer success manager. The 'guests free' model is genuinely meaningful: external collaborators (contractors, clients, vendors) don't require paid seats, reducing BFM budget for cross-organization knowledge work. Where Notion wins: generic brand recognition (everyone knows Notion), workspace flexibility (wiki + projects + databases + docs in one), Business tier AI features are strongest in category for general knowledge retrieval, guests free reduces cross-org BFM. Where it loses: Free tier 5MB upload cap is evaluation-only, Business's $16/member/month annual 2x premium over Plus requires AI feature business case, page permissions UX is complex (easier to accidentally overshare than in dedicated wikis), not optimized for structured wiki navigation vs Confluence/Slite.
Pros
- Most flexible modern workspace — wiki + docs + databases + projects in one
- Free guests across all plans — cross-organization collaboration without BFM growth
- Business tier AI features (Notion Agent + Enterprise Search) are strongest for general knowledge
- 20% annual savings is competitive with category norm
- Thousands of community templates provide starting points for any use case
Cons
- Free tier 5MB upload cap is evaluation-only — real work requires Plus ($8/member)
- Business tier 2x premium over Plus ($16 vs $8) requires AI feature ROI calculation
- Page permissions UX is complex — easier to accidentally overshare than Confluence/Slite
- Not optimized for dedicated wiki navigation — flexibility comes at cost of specialization
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Frequently Asked Questions
- How much does Notion cost per month?
- Notion plans start at $8/mo. They offer 6 plans total.
- Does Notion have a free plan?
- Yes, Notion offers a free plan. See the feature comparison above for what's included and the limits.
- Is Notion worth the price?
- With a score of 9.4/10 and plans from $8/mo, Notion delivers strong value for the price.
- What are cheaper alternatives to Notion?
- Cheaper knowledge base & internal wiki alternatives include Confluence ($5.16/mo). See all options on our [Knowledge Base & Internal Wiki pricing comparison](/pricing/knowledge-base/) page.