Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Many Notion users create rich content but lack a streamlined way to publish it as fast, SEO‑optimized public websites. The default notion.site domain is unattractive, and traditional CMS platforms require manual migration, custom development, and ongoing maintenance.
Solution
Potion acts as a headless CMS layer for Notion, automatically converting Notion pages into static HTML sites. It generates clean, SEO‑friendly URLs and injects meta tags to improve search engine indexing. Users can map custom domains, apply custom CSS and font snippets, and enable password protection for gated content. The static site architecture ensures sub‑second page loads and reduces hosting overhead. Integration points allow embedding of supported Notion blocks, third‑party widgets, and form services without code. All content updates in Notion are reflected instantly on the live site via incremental builds.
Target Audience
The primary customers are Notion power users—freelancers, startups, SaaS teams, and creators—who need to publish documentation, landing pages, portfolios, blogs, or info products without managing a separate CMS.
Features
- Static site generation pipeline that pulls content from Notion via its public API and outputs optimized HTML/CSS assets.
- Custom domain mapping with automatic SSL provisioning and DNS verification.
- Snippet injection engine for custom CSS, fonts, and JavaScript, enabling full visual branding control.
- Built‑in password protection and access‑list management for private or premium pages.
- Comprehensive block support covering Notion text, media, databases, embeds (e.g., Figma, Google Maps, YouTube) and form integrations (Typeform, Mailchimp, ConvertKit).
- SEO module that creates canonical URLs, meta descriptions, and sitemap.xml for improved crawlability.
- Incremental rebuilds triggered on Notion content changes, ensuring near‑real‑time site updates.
- Cloud‑hosted CDN delivery with edge caching for global low‑latency performance.