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Notionlytics

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An analytics toolkit for Notion pages that tracks usage in real time and adds feedback widgets, aimed at company wikis and shared documents.

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About Notionlytics

Notionlytics shows how people use content that lives in Notion. A single dashboard reports key usage metrics for pages, resources and documents so you can see what works, spot trends and keep material relevant, with updates arriving in real time as readers visit.

Interactive widgets let readers say anonymously what was helpful or useless, and the feedback appears in the dashboard live. The widgets take seconds to install into Notion content and are meant not to disrupt the reader's experience. Typical content named includes pitch decks, data rooms, product roadmaps, CVs and portfolios, event agendas, job boards, community hubs and company wikis. It works with any Notion plan and with both public and private pages, and the site has use cases and pricing pages with a sign-up and demo.

Key features

  • Usage metrics for Notion pages
  • Real-time analytics updates
  • Anonymous reader feedback widgets
  • Quick installation into Notion pages
  • Support for public and private pages
  • Works with any Notion plan

Good fit for

  • Finding out which wiki pages help readers
  • Collecting feedback on shared documents and roadmaps
Tags
notion
analytics
wiki
feedback-widgets
knowledge-base
page-views
documents

Notionlytics: questions and answers

What is Notionlytics used for?
Notionlytics is an analytics toolkit for Notion pages that tracks usage in real time and adds feedback widgets, aimed at company wikis and shared documents. It is a good fit for finding out which wiki pages help readers, and collecting feedback on shared documents and roadmaps.
How much does Notionlytics cost?
Paid plans for Notionlytics start at $10 per month, and there is no free plan.
Is Notionlytics open source?
No. Notionlytics is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Analytics category, open-source options include Umami, Ackee and Tianji.
What are some alternatives to Notionlytics?
Other SaaS products in the Analytics category include NotePulse, Adjust and AffiliateTrack.

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