While the basic plan will become free, Notion will also introduce a paid personal plan with premium features. The plan, which will cost $5 a month or $48 a year, includes unlimited file size uploads, unlimited guests, version history, priority customer service and access to tools that take advantage of Notion’s forthcoming API.
Notion offers a free version for Individual subscriptions when they simply want to reorganize their lives. However, it is limited to 5MB and is not allowed by Notion to store your previous changes. If you don’t have to upload too large files and store too much information, you can absolutely use this free version.
Another question we ran across in our research was “Is notion free to use?”.
If we weren’t clear enough, Notion is completely free to use — though there are some limitations, but most convenience users won’t run into them: You can’t upload files larger than 5MB, there’s a cap on five users per Workspace, and there’s no option to restore a document to a previous version, or even view what it looked like.
Another frequent inquiry is “Is notion free for students?”.
Students can sign up for a free Personal Pro subscription, usually priced at $5 per month, to use Notion for educational purposes. They don’t need to hand over a credit card number, either: Just sign up using your school email address. That’s all there is to it – no free trial, no commitment … nothing.
Why is notion’s free personal plan delayed?
The company does not disclose user numbers, but says it is “seeing record signups every day” — sometimes double the pre-pandemic volume, Zhao said.
How much does notion cost to use?
Starting today, you can use Notion for free indefinitely. Before, personal users had to pay $5/month to add as much content to Notion as they wanted. But hitting a storage limit is the last thing you should have to worry about right now — so we got rid of it. The old Free Plan had a limit of 1,000 blocks of content.
So the value you get when you sign up for the Personal Pro version is totally worth it. Best of all, Notion has opened its API (currently in public beta) to all customers, regardless of whether they have a free Personal membership or a paid Personal Pro account.
Is everyone talking about the notion app?
Everyone’s talking about the amazing Notion. This all in one workspace has got people excited, with good reason. It’s an impressive application. However, no one’s really focusing on the negatives of this app.