Notion pricing: what each plan costs

How much does Notion cost per member?

Notion has four plans: Free, Plus, Business and Enterprise. Paid plans are priced per member, per month, and yearly billing is cheaper than monthly. These are the prices on Notion's own pricing page, checked on 7 November 2026.

Plan	Billed yearly	Billed monthly	Notion AI
Free	$0	$0	Limited trial
Plus	$10 per member a month	$12 per member a month	Limited trial
Business	$20 per member a month	$24 per member a month	Included
Enterprise	Price on request	Price on request	Included

The last column matters most. Notion's headline price is Plus, but its AI lives on Business, at twice the price.

What does Notion cost for 5, 10 or 25 people?

A team of 5 pays $50 a month on Plus billed yearly, or $100 on Business. The table has the rest.

Team size	Plus, yearly	Plus, monthly	Business, yearly	Business, monthly
5 people	$50	$60	$100	$120
10 people	$100	$120	$200	$240
25 people	$250	$300	$500	$600

Each figure is what the team pays per month, with every person as a full member.

Is the Free plan enough for a team?

For one person, often. For a team, usually not for long. The Free plan limits the number of blocks once two or more members share a workspace, and blocks are what every Notion page is made of.

Three other limits show up as you grow:

• File uploads stop at 5 MB each. Plus raises that to 5 GB.
• Page history is 7 days. Plus keeps 30 days and Business 90.
• Forms and sites are basic. Custom forms, custom sites and charts start on Plus.

Notion Calendar comes with every plan, Free included.

What does Plus add?

Room to work as a team. Plus drops the limits that push teams off Free: uploads go up to 5 GB, page history to 30 days, and you get custom forms, custom sites and charts. It also adds basic connections to tools such as Slack and Google Drive.

What Plus doesn't add is the AI. Like Free, it comes with a limited trial of Notion AI and nothing more.

Which Notion plan includes the AI?

Business. That plan includes Notion Agent, which chats, writes and edits docs, fills in databases and finds answers across the workspace. It also includes AI Meeting Notes, which transcribe and sum up a meeting without a bot joining the call.

Business brings non-AI extras too: single sign-on, private teamspaces, finer database permissions and 90 days of page history.

So the honest price of "Notion with AI" for a team of 5 is $100 a month billed yearly, against $50 for Plus.

What costs extra on top of a Notion plan?

Two things appear on the pricing page as separate charges.

1. Custom Agents. These run repetitive jobs on their own. They are free to try, then $10 per 1,000 Notion credits, on paid plans.
2. A custom domain. Publishing a Notion site on your own domain, with your branding, is $8 per domain a month paid annually or $10 paid monthly.

Notion's page doesn't say how far 1,000 credits go for a typical team, so treat agent costs as unknown until you've run them for a month.

Who is Notion good value for?

Teams that want to build their own system. Notion gives you pages, databases, views and dashboards to shape around how you work, and Plus is a low price for a wiki and docs tool. If someone on the team enjoys setting that up, it's hard to match.

It's weaker value if nobody has time to build and maintain it, or if the AI is the reason you're buying, since that doubles the price.

How does Mojobase's price compare with Notion's?

Mojobase costs more per person than Notion Plus and covers far more than notes. It's $50 a month for the first person and $25 for each person after, so $150 a month for 5 people. That includes Email, Team chat, Calendar, Tasks, Files, Handbook, Customers and Numbers, with AI included for everyone.

Choose Notion to design your own workspace. Look at Mojobase's Handbook if you want the company's know-how beside its email and customers, where the AI reads all of it. Mojobase vs Notion sets the two out fact by fact, and Notion alternatives covers the other options.