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Notion AI alternatives

We compared 4 alternatives to Notion AI that share its category or at least two of its use cases. Smallpdf, Superhuman, Taskade, Whimsical have a free plan. Smallpdf starts cheaper than Notion AI's $12/mo. All prices come from each tool's own pricing page.

What you'd be replacing

Notion AI

Notion AI is the set of agents, enterprise search and AI meeting notes built into the Notion workspace. There is a Free plan, but it includes only a trial of Notion AI; paid plans are listed from $12 per seat per month on its pricing page, or $10 billed yearly. Its mapped use is transcribing meetings, through AI Meeting Notes on the Business plan.

  • Notion Agent for chat, generation, autofill and translation
  • Custom Agents that automate repetitive work
  • AI Meeting Notes with actionable summaries
  • Enterprise Search across Slack, Google Drive, GitHub and more
  • Model-agnostic workflows that can switch model or provider
  • Usage and analytics dashboards for credit usage

At a glance

Notion AI and its alternatives: price, free plan, platforms
ToolModelPriceFree planPlatforms
Notion AI(compared against)FreemiumFrom $12/moYesAPI
SmallpdfFreemiumFrom $10/moYesWeb, Windows, Browser extension
SuperhumanFreemiumFrom $15/moYesWeb, Desktop app
TaskadeFreemiumFrom $20/moYesiOS, Android, macOS, API
WhimsicalFreemiumFrom $12/moYesDesktop app

How each one differs from Notion AI

  • Smallpdf

    From $10/mo
    • Cheaper entry plan: $10 vs $12 per month
    • Also lists Web, Windows, Browser extension
    • Also covers: summarize pdfs
  • Superhuman

    From $15/mo
    • Pricier entry plan: $15 vs $12 per month
    • Also lists Web, Desktop app
    • Also covers: write emails
  • Taskade

    From $20/mo
    • Pricier entry plan: $20 vs $12 per month
    • Also lists iOS, Android, macOS
    • Also covers: build apps
  • Whimsical

    From $12/mo
    • Also lists Desktop app
    • Also covers: create mind maps

Alternatives are chosen by shared category and use cases, then ordered by overlap. The rule is on the methodology page.