Notion-first publishers
Keep content editing in a familiar Notion workspace while presenting a more polished public site.
Independent tool overview
Super at a glance
Super is a hosted website layer that turns public Notion pages into faster, more customizable sites with themes, clean URLs, SEO controls, custom domains, and optional analytics. It is a strong fit for documentation, portfolios, directories, resources, and lightweight marketing sites when Notion is already the content system. It is not an AI site generator, and the public-Notion dependency, per-site pricing, sync behavior, and limited application features matter for production use.
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- Product type
- Notion-to-website publishing platform
- Content system
- Public Notion pages
- Hosting
- Super-managed CDN and SSL
- Free site
- One active site on a super.site subdomain
- Personal
- $16/month or $144/year per site
- Pro
- $28/month or $264/year per site
- Analytics
- Separate traffic-based add-on
- Independent SOC 2
- No
- AI generation
- Not a core feature
- Last reviewed
- August 31, 2026
Overview
What Super is
Super uses Notion as the content-management system and builds a cached, CDN-delivered website around a connected public page and its subpages. Editors keep writing in Notion while site design, domains, navigation, URLs, SEO settings, and publishing controls live in Super.
The free plan is useful for validating the workflow on a super.site subdomain. Personal adds a custom domain, custom code and fonts, password protection, RSS or Atom feeds, and removes Super branding. Pro adds manual publishing, advanced full-content search, file uploads, redirects, hidden pages, multilingual sites, and priority support.
Super provides default sitemaps, titles, descriptions, cover-image metadata, language settings, and social tags, with page-level overrides on paid plans. Those conveniences do not create an SEO strategy: teams still need unique page intent, strong titles and descriptions, internal links, canonical decisions, structured data where appropriate, performance monitoring, and Search Console.
The architecture has an important privacy boundary. Connected Notion pages must be published publicly for Super to read them, even when Super adds password protection. Super also states that it is not independently SOC 2 certified. Sensitive portals, account-based products, regulated data, and applications with granular authorization deserve a platform designed for those requirements.
Use cases
Who Super is best for
The strongest fit depends on the job you need the product to complete, not the size of its feature list.
Documentation and resource hubs
Publish nested articles, help content, databases, search, and RSS without maintaining a conventional CMS.
Portfolios and simple marketing sites
Launch branded pages with a custom domain, fast delivery, and lightweight theme controls.
Rapid content experiments
Validate a directory, knowledge hub, or landing-page structure before investing in a custom stack.
Capabilities
Core Super features
Notion-powered content
Uses a connected Notion homepage and its subpages as the site structure and editorial source of truth.
Themes and visual controls
Supports layouts, navigation, colors, fonts, logos, database styling, dark mode, and custom code.
Custom domains and SSL
Paid sites can connect a domain and receive managed HTTPS.
SEO and sharing metadata
Generates sitemaps, titles, descriptions, cover-image metadata, language settings, and Open Graph tags with override controls.
Page organization and redirects
Creates clean URLs and, on Pro, supports hiding pages, redirects, and manual publication control.
Search and multilingual support
Provides title search by default and full-content advanced search plus multilingual features on Pro.
Password protection
Paid plans can protect a whole site or page tree with a shared password and configurable timeout.
Super Analytics
Offers a separate cookie-free, anonymous analytics dashboard priced by combined monthly traffic across enabled sites.
Team and custom services
Adds roles, transfers, shared billing, and paid custom work such as sub-path hosting, SSO, or design help.
Process
How the Super workflow works
Step 1
Choose the right content boundary
Use Super only for information suitable to exist in a publicly published Notion page; keep confidential and regulated data elsewhere.
Step 2
Build the Notion hierarchy
Place every intended page and database beneath one connected homepage and remove properties, people fields, or blocks that should not appear publicly.
Step 3
Create and style the site
Connect the homepage, choose a theme, configure navigation and footer, and decide whether Personal or Pro controls are required.
Step 4
Set stable URLs and metadata
Create human-readable paths, write page-specific titles and descriptions, add covers and alt text, and preserve redirects when changing URLs.
Step 5
Configure domain and publishing
Connect DNS, verify SSL, select automatic or manual publishing, and install the recommended sync extension when reliable updates matter.
Step 6
Test the entire public surface
Check nested pages, databases, search, forms, passwords, error states, analytics, keyboard access, mobile layout, metadata, sitemap, and indexing settings.
Step 7
Monitor changes and exposure
Verify important Notion edits on the live site, audit page visibility regularly, watch traffic billing, and keep a recovery plan for the Notion and Super dependency.
Cost
Super pricing and free plan
Core plans are billed per site. One free site can remain active; paid sites are unlimited but each carries its own subscription. Annual Personal and Pro rates save against monthly billing. Super Analytics and team membership are separate charges, and custom services begin at $50 plus modification fees.
Free site
$0
One active branded site on a super.site domain.
- Unlimited pages
- Themes and high-performance hosting
- Made with Super badge
- No custom domain or custom code
Personal site
$16/month or $144/year
A branded site with custom domain and common publishing controls.
- Custom domain, code, fonts, and SSL
- Password-protected pages
- RSS and Atom feeds
- Removes Super branding
Pro site
$28/month or $264/year
Adds operational controls for larger or more complex content sites.
- Manual publishing and advanced search
- File uploads
- Redirect and hide pages
- Multilingual site and priority support
Super Analytics
From $10/month or $100/year
Separate cookie-free analytics priced by combined traffic across enabled sites.
- Tier 1 covers up to 10,000 monthly page views
- Billing automatically moves to higher traffic tiers
- One analytics subscription can cover unlimited enabled sites
Teams
$5/member/month or $50/member/year
Collaboration layer for shared site management.
- Roles and permissions
- Site transfers
- Team billing
- Site subscriptions remain separate
Custom solutions
From $50 plus modification fees
Quoted services for requirements outside standard plans.
- Sub-path hosting
- Workspace optimization
- SSO or custom site design
- Slack support channel
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Assessment
Super strengths and limitations
Where it stands out
- Very fast path from an existing Notion workspace to a public site
- Content remains easy for nontechnical editors to update
- Free plan supports realistic workflow validation
- Clean URLs, metadata, sitemaps, custom domains, and managed SSL
- Themes and custom code offer more control than a raw Notion page
- Pro manual publishing separates editing from release
- Password protection and search cover common knowledge-site needs
- Transparent per-site, analytics, and team pricing
- A current DPA documents subprocessors and security measures
- Privacy-friendly analytics avoids visitor cookies
What to consider
- Super is not an AI site generator despite appearing in AI-tool directories
- Every connected Notion page must be published publicly for Super to read it
- A Super password sits in front of a page whose Notion source is still public, so it is not a suitable secrecy boundary
- Super is not independently SOC 2 certified and does not provide its own public attestation
- Notion and Super are both production dependencies for content availability and editing
- Notion does not provide Super real-time update notifications, so updates rely on access-triggered checks, manual refresh, or the sync extension
- Moving pages in the Notion hierarchy can change Super URLs and require redirects
- Removing a page in Super may be temporary if it remains under the synced Notion tree
- Default descriptions are derived from the first eligible content block and can be weak or duplicated unless overridden
- Built-in SEO features do not guarantee indexing, rankings, structured data, or strong search snippets
- The free plan includes branding and no custom domain
- Subscriptions are priced per site, so a portfolio of paid sites can become costly
- Analytics is a separate variable-price subscription and can automatically move to a higher billing tier
- Advanced search, redirects, manual publishing, file uploads, and multilingual features require Pro
- Shared-password protection lacks per-user identity, revocation, audit history, and granular authorization
- Custom code can introduce security, privacy, accessibility, and performance problems
- Notion blocks and databases do not provide the flexibility of a full application framework or structured CMS
- E-commerce, authenticated applications, transactions, and complex forms need additional services
- Teams must test accessibility, consent, analytics, backups, error handling, and live metadata themselves
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Super FAQs
What is Super.so?
Super is a website publishing and hosting layer for Notion. It transforms a public Notion page tree into a faster, themed site with cleaner URLs and optional domains, SEO controls, search, protection, and analytics.
Is Super an AI website builder?
No. Its core product is deterministic Notion-to-site publishing and customization. You can use AI elsewhere to draft Notion content or custom code, but Super itself is not primarily a prompt-to-website generator.
Can I use Super for free?
Yes. You can keep one active free site with unlimited pages on a super.site subdomain. It carries Super branding and does not include a custom domain, custom code, or paid controls.
How much does a custom-domain Super site cost?
Personal is $16 per site monthly or $144 yearly. Pro is $28 monthly or $264 yearly. Each paid site has its own subscription; analytics and team seats are extra.
Is Super good for SEO?
It provides a sound baseline with fast delivery, sitemaps, metadata, social tags, clean paths, and page overrides. Results still depend on content quality, search intent, links, technical validation, structured data, and measurement.
Are Super pages updated instantly when I edit Notion?
Not always. Super explains that Notion does not send real-time update notifications. It checks for changes when a page is accessed or manually triggered, and recommends its sync extension for faster, more reliable updates.
Can Super keep a private Notion page secret with a password?
Do not rely on it for confidential content. Super says the Notion page must still be published publicly so it can sync, even when Super puts a password on the rendered site. Use a true authenticated access-control system for sensitive material.
Is Super SOC 2 certified?
No. Super's current help documentation says it is not independently SOC 2 certified and has no downloadable Super attestation. Notion has its own certifications, but they do not become a Super certification.
How does Super Analytics cost work?
It starts at $10 per month for up to 10,000 combined monthly page views across all analytics-enabled Super sites. Pricing rises automatically as combined traffic enters higher tiers; annual billing starts at $100.
When should I choose Pro instead of Personal?
Choose Pro when you need controlled releases, full-content search, redirects or hidden pages, direct file uploads, multilingual features, or priority support. Personal covers most branded portfolio and lightweight marketing sites.
Bottom line
Our Super verdict
Super is one of the cleanest ways to make Notion behave like a lightweight public CMS. It can be an excellent operational choice for a content site when speed of editing matters more than application flexibility. Treat the Notion source as public, price every site and add-on, and use Pro's release controls for consequential publishing. Choose a true CMS or application platform when access control, compliance, complex data, or custom behavior is central.
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