Notion vs WordPress

A detailed, side-by-side comparison of Notion and WordPress. We compare features, pricing, ease of use, and value for money to help you make the right choice in 2026.

Reviewed by the Ikaroa team Β· Last updated: March 2026

Quick Verdict

Notion edges ahead overall with a rating of 4.4/5. However, WordPress (4.3/5) may be the better fit if you prioritise Businesses and bloggers wanting maximum flexibility with the world's most popular CMS. Read on for the full breakdown.

Notion vs WordPress at a Glance

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Notion

β˜… 4.4

Notion is a flexible workspace for notes, wikis, and databases. While not a traditional CRM, many teams build custom CRM systems using its database features.

Starting from: Β£0/month

Best for: Teams wanting a flexible workspace that can be moulded into a custom CRM

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WordPress

β˜… 4.3

WordPress.com is the hosted version of the world's most popular content management system, powering over 40% of all websites. It offers everything from simple blogs to complex business websites and e-commerce stores. The hosted platform removes the need for separate hosting while providing access to themes, plugins, and customisation.

Starting from: Β£0/month

Best for: Businesses and bloggers wanting maximum flexibility with the world's most popular CMS

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Notion vs WordPress Feature Comparison

Here is how Notion and WordPress compare across the features that matter most. We have tested both platforms extensively across client implementations.

FeatureNotionWordPress
Free Plan AvailableYesYes
Starting PriceΒ£0/monthΒ£0/month
Best ForTeams wanting a flexible workspace that can be moulded into a custom CRMBusinesses and bloggers wanting maximum flexibility with the world's most popular CMS
Our Rating4.4/54.3/5
Mobile AppYesYes
Email MarketingNoNo
AutomationLimitedLimited
ReportingBasicBasic
IntegrationsExtensiveLimited
API AccessYesLimited
Ikaroa Exclusive DiscountN/AN/A

Notion vs WordPress Pricing

Pricing is often the deciding factor. Here is a full breakdown of what each platform charges at every tier:

Notion Pricing

Free

Β£0/month

  • βœ“Unlimited pages
  • βœ“7-day page history
  • βœ“10 guests

Plus

Β£7/user/month

  • βœ“Everything in Free
  • βœ“Unlimited file uploads
  • βœ“30-day page history
  • βœ“100 guests

Business

Β£12/user/month

  • βœ“Everything in Plus
  • βœ“SAML SSO
  • βœ“90-day page history
  • βœ“250 guests

Enterprise

Custom

  • βœ“Everything in Business
  • βœ“Advanced security
  • βœ“Audit log
  • βœ“Unlimited page history

WordPress Pricing

Free

Β£0/month

  • βœ“WordPress.com subdomain
  • βœ“1GB storage
  • βœ“Basic themes
  • βœ“Community support

Personal

Β£3/month

  • βœ“Custom domain
  • βœ“6GB storage
  • βœ“Email support
  • βœ“No WordPress ads

Premium

Β£7/month

  • βœ“13GB storage
  • βœ“Premium themes
  • βœ“Google Analytics
  • βœ“Social media tools

Business

Β£23/month

  • βœ“50GB storage
  • βœ“Plugin access
  • βœ“SFTP access
  • βœ“Automated backups

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Notion Pros and Cons

βœ“Pros

  • β€’Extremely flexible and customisable
  • β€’Beautiful, clean interface
  • β€’Combine docs, databases, and wikis
  • β€’Active template community
  • β€’Good free plan

βœ—Cons

  • β€’Not a dedicated CRM (requires building your own)
  • β€’No automation without third-party tools
  • β€’No email integration by default
  • β€’Can become slow with large databases
  • β€’Learning curve for advanced features

WordPress Pros and Cons

βœ“Pros

  • β€’Powers 40%+ of the web (massive ecosystem)
  • β€’59,000+ plugins for any functionality
  • β€’Full ownership and flexibility
  • β€’Excellent for content and blogging
  • β€’Huge community and support resources

βœ—Cons

  • β€’Steeper learning curve than drag-and-drop builders
  • β€’Plugin conflicts can cause issues
  • β€’Security requires active management
  • β€’Self-hosted version needs technical knowledge
  • β€’Design quality depends on theme choice

Our Verdict: Notion vs WordPress

Both Notion and WordPress are solid options, but they serve different needs. Having implemented both for multiple clients, here is our recommendation:

Choose Notion if you need Teams wanting a flexible workspace that can be moulded into a custom CRM. With a starting price of Β£0/month and a rating of 4.4/5, it offers extremely flexible and customisable.

Choose WordPress if you need Businesses and bloggers wanting maximum flexibility with the world's most popular CMS. Starting at Β£0/month with a 4.3/5 rating, it excels at powers 40%+ of the web (massive ecosystem).

Still not sure? Talk to the Ikaroa team. We have helped hundreds of businesses make this exact decision, and we are happy to point you in the right direction.

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⭐ Our Pick

Consider Open Doors Instead

Why choose between Notion and WordPress? Open Doors gives you the best features of both in one platform, for less. It is an all-in-one CRM with email marketing, SMS, funnels, booking, invoicing, automation, and more, starting at just Β£97/month with unlimited contacts.

β˜…β˜…β˜…β˜…β˜…4.8/5
|From Β£97/month|Unlimited contacts
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Notion vs WordPress: Frequently Asked Questions

It depends on your needs. Notion scores 4.4/5 and is better for Teams wanting a flexible workspace that can be moulded into a custom CRM, while WordPress scores 4.3/5 and excels at Businesses and bloggers wanting maximum flexibility with the world's most popular CMS. We recommend evaluating both against your specific requirements using our comparison table.

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