What is Super (super.so)?
Super is a tool that turns a Notion page into a custom website. You keep writing and editing in Notion, paste the page's public web link into Super, and Super publishes it as a live site with its own domain, theme, and SEO settings. It fits people who already organize content in Notion and want a real website without moving that content into a separate CMS.
How Super works
The core mechanism is a one-way sync from Notion to the published site. Super reads the Notion page you point it at and renders it as a website. When you edit the Notion page, the site updates automatically — you don't touch the website builder again.
That means Notion stays the single source of truth. You are not copying content into Super; you are hosting a view of it.
Setting up a site, step by step
Super's own documentation describes three steps:
- Choose or create a Notion page. Any existing Notion page works, or you can start from a template.
- Publish the page and paste its link into Super. In Notion, use the Share menu to publish the page, then paste the Notion web link into Super when creating the site.
- Share your site. The content goes live on a site you control, and later edits in Notion sync automatically.
Expected result: a public website whose pages mirror your Notion content, with your own theming and domain rather than a notion.site address.
What you get
- Custom theming so the site matches your brand instead of looking like a default Notion page.
- SEO optimization for search visibility.
- Instant page loads — Super markets performance as a core feature.
- Content managed in Notion, so your existing editing workflow doesn't change.
Super states it is used by over 100,000 creators, and its site lists templates, themes, components, and a showcase of example sites.
Who it's for
Super suits creators, small teams, and solo builders who already run their content in Notion and want a polished public site — landing pages, docs, portfolios, or content hubs — without maintaining a separate CMS. It's less suited if you need deep custom application logic or a database-driven site that Notion can't express.
Cost and getting started
Super's site links to both a standard pricing page and an annual pricing page, so paid plans exist; check those pages for current tiers and features. The homepage advertises a free start with "no credit card required," which is the fastest way to test whether the Notion-to-website workflow fits your needs before committing to a plan.