Notion Forms
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Notion Forms is a feature of the Notion workspace that enables users to create and share forms, collect responses, and integrate this data directly into their Notion pages and databases. It allows for customizable question types, conditional logic, and public or private sharing, streamlining data collection and workflow automation within the Notion ecosystem.
Features0/13
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PricingFreemium
See allFree
- Unlimited storage for individuals
- Basic forms
- Basic sites
- Notion Calendar
- Notion Mail (Syncs with Gmail)
- Databases including subtasks, dependencies, custom properties and more
- Trial of Notion AI
- Limited trial for teams
- Limited number of blocks for teams
- File uploads up to 5 MB
Plus
- Everything in Free
- Unlimited collaborative blocks
- Unlimited file uploads
- Unlimited charts
- Custom forms
- Custom sites
- Basic integrations
- Trial of Notion AI
Business
- Everything in Plus
- SAML SSO
- Verify any page
- Private teamspaces
- Conditional forms logic
- Domain verification
- Premium integrations
- Notion AI included
- Enterprise search Beta
- AI meeting notes Beta
- Research mode Beta
Enterprise
- Everything in Business
- User provisioning (SCIM)
- Advanced security & controls
- Audit log
- Customer success manager
- Security & Compliance integrations (DLP, SIEM)
- Domain management
- Advanced integrations
- Notion AI included
- Enterprise search
- AI meeting notes Beta
- Research mode Beta
Rationale
Notion Forms is a feature within the broader Notion workspace that allows users to create and share forms, collect responses, and integrate them into their Notion workflows. While it deals with content creation and organization, it is primarily a form builder and data collection tool, not an online publishing platform for long-form articles. It lacks the core features of a publishing platform like a rich text editor for articles, a distribution and recommendation engine for content, membership monetization for writers, or detailed reader engagement metrics for published stories. Therefore, it does not align with the concept of Medium.
