Super

Super turns your Notion pages into a proper website without the usual dev overhead. It maps Notion content to templates, publishes via a CDN for faster pages, and exposes styling options plus a drag and drop builder so you do layout work inside Notion or the Super builder. The product positions itself as a site host and optimizer built specifically for Notion content and the marketing copy highlights live examples and templates you can duplicate to start.

You get obvious creator friendly features. Super supports custom domains, basic SEO settings and caching so pages behave more like a traditional site than a raw Notion page. The company also publishes a free Super Builder template with prebuilt components to speed builds and offers tiered pricing for different traffic levels and site needs. That makes Super practical if you want a quick portfolio, docs site or marketing landing built directly from your Notion workspace.

There are limits to keep in mind. The workflow depends on modeling content in Notion so complex custom layouts sometimes need workarounds, and some users note that page updates can take a few seconds to propagate through Super’s caching layer. Review sites and community threads praise Super’s speed to launch and customer support while pointing to alternatives when deep design control or advanced features are required. For a fast portfolio or simple site with familiar Notion editing, Super is a pragmatic option that removes a lot of friction.