What is Super used for?

Super turns Notion pages into fast websites on custom domains, adding SEO, theming, analytics and memberships while content stays in Notion. It is a good fit for Notion-based company websites, documentation and knowledge sites, and creator portfolios and landing pages.

Yes. Super has a free plan, and paid plans start at $16 per month.

Is Super open source?

No. Super is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. Open-source alternatives to Super include Notion API Worker.

What are some alternatives to Super?

Super competes with Carrd, Framer and Webflow. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source Super alternatives.

Super: features, pricing and alternatives

About Super

Super is a commercial hosted service that publishes Notion pages as customized websites. A user chooses or creates a Notion page, shares it publicly, pastes its web link into Super and gets a site on a domain of their own, with edits in Notion syncing automatically.

The vendor emphasizes quick page loads, SEO optimization and theming, so a Notion document can look and perform like a conventional site. The site also lists templates, a showcase, memberships, analytics, guides and a blog, and there is a consultant directory for people who want help building Notion-based sites.

Super is delivered as software as a service with a free way to start and no credit card required, plus paid annual plans on its pricing page. It suits creators, small teams and startups that already write in Notion and want a lightweight public website without moving content into a separate CMS.

Key features

Publishes Notion pages as websites
Custom domain support
Automatic sync of Notion edits
SEO optimization and fast page loads
Custom theming and templates
Memberships and analytics

Good fit for

→Notion-based company websites
→Documentation and knowledge sites
→Creator portfolios and landing pages

Tags: notion; website-builder; cms; custom-domain; seo; no-code; saas

Super: questions and answers

What is Super used for?: Super turns Notion pages into fast websites on custom domains, adding SEO, theming, analytics and memberships while content stays in Notion. It is a good fit for Notion-based company websites, documentation and knowledge sites, and creator portfolios and landing pages.
Is Super free?: Yes. Super has a free plan, and paid plans start at $16 per month.
Is Super open source?: No. Super is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. Open-source alternatives to Super include Notion API Worker.
What are some alternatives to Super?: Super competes with Carrd, Framer and Webflow. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source Super alternatives.