Docs-to-site publisher · Website Builders
Publish any Notion page as a website on a free notion.site address.
Checked against Notion Sites's official pages on 1 Nov 2026. Free tiers change, so confirm before you commit.
Free plan users can publish pages and claim one notion.site domain.
| Limit | Free plan |
|---|---|
| Free domain | One notion.site name |
| Custom domain | $8/mo yearly or $10/mo monthly add-on |
| Needs | A paid Notion plan for custom domain |
| Free plan lacks | Homepage, customization, Analytics |
A custom domain costs an extra $8-10 a month on top of a paid Notion plan.
Open a Notion page
Click Share > Publish
Claim your notion.site name
Share the link
Free plan users can publish pages and claim one notion.site domain. Free plan ends: Never.
No, you can sign up for Notion Sites's free plan without a card.
A custom domain costs an extra $8-10 a month on top of a paid Notion plan.
No, connecting your own domain needs a paid plan. The free plan gives you yourname.notion.site.
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