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Minky1

Mar 29, 2022

Q: So i need a paid notion subscription to use this?

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Georges_

May 15, 2024

A: No, the Notion integration is a feature allowing you to embed a Notion page into a Daftpage website. Notion is optional. (The Notion integration works very well with a free Notion account 😉)

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Hello everyone Daftpage is evolving into a more powerful type-based editor that works like a document (V2). It's a complete rewrite and the UX is radically different from V1. The goal is to provide minimal building blocks (text, container, columns, etc...) so that users can create their own high-level blocks (Pricing table, Hero Section, Footer, etc...). In order to make the product cohesive, some features from V1 are not available in V2 (Blog feature, Notion feature, Pricing block, Hero block etc...). Note that you can still access editor V1 and its Notion integration. I recently launched Styled (styled.page), a tool focusing on making websites with Notion only. It's a tool similar to super.so. As this project is focused on Notion only it will offer a better experience and better performance for Notion websites. If current Daftpage v1's Notion integration is enough for you, no need to check it out!

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