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Notion vs Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda) for small-team wikis and docs
Notion is a workspace of pages. Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda) is one living doc with pages, tables, and Packs. Pick by the writing job. Workspace totals are not published yet.
Pick Notion or Superhuman Docs
Notion
Pick Notion if…
The daily object is a workspace of pages — a handbook, nested wiki pages, or a brief you open from a database row. People write across pages, not inside one file. Or the team already lives in that wiki.
Superhuman Docs
Pick Superhuman Docs if…
The daily object is one living doc — a working file with tables, buttons, and Packs in the same place. Few people add pages; many edit what is already there. Or that doc already holds the wiki and the Jul 2026 rename did not split it.
A pick for a small-team wiki or team-docs job.
- You are choosing between Notion’s workspace wiki and Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda) as the place team writing lives.
- You want a clear pick for a concrete wiki or docs job.
- You need dated list prices and what the Jul 2026 rename did not change for this pair.
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What this page tells you. When Notion or Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda) fits a concrete wiki or team-docs job, plus dated list prices from the official pages. The Jul 2026 rename is not a reason to move the wiki. Name one write path first: Name one system of record for small-team ops.
GuideVendor pages accessed 2026-09-17Workspace scorecard
Coda is now Superhuman Docs (Jul 2026). Source: Superhuman — What’s changing: Coda becomes Superhuman Docs.
The Jul 2026 rename does not pick a wiki
Coda became Superhuman Docs on 8 Jul 2026. Superhuman’s help article says existing docs, tables, Packs, automations, formulas, and Maker billing stay. Existing coda.io links redirect to docs.superhuman.com. Superhuman says you do not need to move or rebuild.
Source: Superhuman — What’s changing: Coda becomes Superhuman Docs, accessed 2026-09-17. A new name is not a Notion workspace. Stay-or-move after the rename: Coda is now Superhuman Docs — stay, or move to Airtable / Notion?.
List prices (dated)
Official list pages only: Notion — pricing · Superhuman Docs — pricing and plans, accessed 2026-09-17. Notion Free, Plus, and Business prices are the plan prices on notion.com/pricing, last re-read on 2026-10-29. The billing cycle is on that page. Superhuman Docs prices are the plan prices on superhuman.com/plans/docs, last re-read on 2026-10-29. Suite bundle cards on that page are omitted. Notion AI credit packs are omitted — they are not a wiki seat. List prices are shown as published, not converted, and no saving is claimed.
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| Plan | Monthly | Listed price | Seat / ops model | Free-plan limits | Meter | Date checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Notion Free | See the Notion pricing page | $0 per seat/month | Per workspace member on paid plans. Guests are page-level. | Limited blocks for 2+ members. File uploads up to 5 MB. | Members | 2026-10-29 |
| Notion Plus | See the Notion pricing page | $10 per seat/month | Paid plans bill per workspace member. Guests stay page-level. | See Notion Free | Members | 2026-10-29 |
| Notion Business | See the Notion pricing page | $20 per seat/month | Per workspace member. Granular database permissions on this plan. | See Notion Free | Members | 2026-10-29 |
| Notion Enterprise | Custom — contact the vendor | Custom — contact the vendor | Sales-led. Still billed per member on the list page. | See Notion Free | Members | 2026-09-17 |
| Superhuman Docs Free | $0 USD | $0 USD | Per Doc Maker on paid plans. Editors and viewers are free. | Free listed at $0 USD. | Doc Makers | 2026-10-29 |
| Superhuman Docs Pro | $15 when billed monthly | $12 USD | Maker billing. Editors and viewers are free. | See Superhuman Docs Free | Doc Makers | 2026-10-29 |
| Superhuman Docs Business | $40 when billed monthly | $33 USD | Maker billing. Editors and viewers are free. | See Superhuman Docs Free | Doc Makers | 2026-10-29 |
| Superhuman Docs Enterprise | Custom — contact the vendor | Custom — contact the vendor | Maker billing on a custom contract. | See Superhuman Docs Free | Doc Makers | 2026-09-17 |
Notion paid plans bill per workspace member — Notion — members and billing. Superhuman Docs Maker billing charges Doc Makers; editors and viewers are free — Superhuman Docs — billing and pricing basics · Superhuman Docs — roles: Doc Makers, admins, and editors. Verify the vendor page before you buy.
A workspace of pages vs one living doc
This pair is two writing objects. Notion’s row is a page in a workspace. Superhuman Docs pages live inside one file. Name that object before you wire a run — Name one system of record for small-team ops.
Workspace wiki
Notion — pages across a workspace
Databases are collections of pages. Open a row and you add text, images, and nested pages the way you would on any other Notion page. If the daily job is a brief next to the tracker across a workspace, Notion is the better pick in this pair.
Living doc
Superhuman Docs — pages inside one file
Docs contain pages. Superhuman Docs describes those pages like tabs in a spreadsheet. Tables and connected views live in that file. If people never leave one working doc to write, Superhuman Docs is the better pick in this pair.
Source: Notion — intro to databases · Superhuman Docs — create pages and subpages · Superhuman Docs — overview: tables · accessed 2026-09-17
Which wiki for which job
When each is the better pick for a small-team wiki or team-docs job. See Notion vs Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda) vs Airtable.
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| Small-team job | Notion | Superhuman Docs | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| The object people open to write | Usually wins — a workspace of pages | Pages live as tabs inside one doc | Every Notion database item is a page in a workspace. Superhuman Docs describes pages like tabs in a spreadsheet. Name the object before you pick. |
| A company handbook or wiki | Usually wins — nested pages across teamspaces | One doc with pages and subpages | A handbook that spans many pages in a workspace is Notion’s object. Superhuman Docs keeps that handbook inside one file. |
| A brief that opens from a tracker | Usually wins — open the row and you are in a page | Write on another page of the same doc | Notion’s row is a document. Superhuman Docs tables stay in that doc. This pair is not Airtable’s linked-record base. |
| Writing, tables, and buttons in one file | Pages and databases sit across the workspace | Usually wins — one living doc | Superhuman Docs keeps writing, tables, buttons, and Packs in one doc. Notion’s wiki is a workspace of separate pages. |
| Who can add a page | Members can create pages; Can edit content cannot change database structure | Creating a page is a Doc Maker action | Notion’s Can edit content is database-only. Superhuman Docs Editors update existing pages. Name who may add a page to the wiki. |
| Who you pay for | Paid plans bill per workspace member | Maker billing — Doc Makers; editors and viewers are free | An Editor who takes a Maker action can become a Doc Maker by default. Dated list prices sit in the table above. |
| Connectors that stay with the writing | Relations and sharing in the workspace | Usually wins — Packs installed in that doc | Superhuman Docs Packs install per doc, not across the workspace. Notion links pages and databases in the same workspace. |
“Usually wins” means the better pick for that job, not a crown. Sibling reads: Notion vs Airtable for small-team ops hubs · Airtable vs Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda) for small-team ops hubs.
When Notion is the better wiki
Notion is the better pick when writing lives across a workspace of pages — not a reason to pick it for every job, and not a reason to rip out a wiki that still fits.
Notion
The handbook spans a workspace
People open different pages for policy, onboarding, and meeting notes. Nested pages and teamspaces hold the wiki. That is a workspace of pages, not one file with tabs.
Notion
Opening the row is opening the brief
Every database item is a Notion page. Properties sit on top; the page body holds the write-up. If the daily move is open the tracker row and keep writing, pick Notion in this pair.
Notion
Members should be able to add pages
Paid Notion plans bill per workspace member. Members write across the wiki. Can edit content can change pages and property values, not views or properties. Guests stay page-level.
Source: Notion — intro to databases · Notion — relations and rollups · Notion — sharing and permissions · Notion — who’s who in a workspace · accessed 2026-09-17
When Superhuman Docs is the better living doc
Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda) is the better pick when the wiki is one working file — not a reason to pick it for every job, and not a reason to rip out a doc that still fits after the rename.
Superhuman Docs
The wiki is one working file
Writing, tables, buttons, and Packs sit together. Superhuman Docs describes pages like tabs in a spreadsheet. The Jul 2026 rename did not split that object into a Notion workspace.
Superhuman Docs
A page is a tab, not a workspace leaf
Docs contain pages, and subpages nest under a page in that same doc. Tables and connected views stay in the file. If people never leave that doc to write, Superhuman Docs is the better pick.
Superhuman Docs
Few people should create pages
Maker billing charges Doc Makers in paid workspaces. Editors and viewers are free. Creating a doc or page, or using Docs AI beyond the free trial, is a Maker action — and the default can auto-promote an Editor. Admins can change that default. Verify the current plan on the vendor page.
Source: Superhuman Docs — create pages and subpages · Superhuman Docs — overview: tables · Superhuman Docs — overview: use Packs · Superhuman Docs — roles: Doc Makers, admins, and editors · accessed 2026-09-17
Who can add a page
Name who may grow the wiki before you rely on it. That is a pick, not a score.
- Notion. Paid plans bill per workspace member. Members can create pages across the workspace. Can edit content is database-only — those people create and edit pages and property values, but they cannot add, edit, or remove properties or views. Guests get page-level access and are more limited.
- Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda). Editors update existing pages. Creating a doc or page is a Doc Maker action. By default, an Editor who takes a Maker action — create a doc or page, or use Docs AI beyond the free trial — becomes a Doc Maker. Admins can change that default. Packs install per doc, not across the workspace.
Source: Notion — sharing and permissions · Notion — who’s who in a workspace · Superhuman Docs — roles: Doc Makers, admins, and editors · Superhuman Docs — share your doc · accessed 2026-09-17
Moving a wiki is a rebuild
Superhuman Docs can copy/paste canvas and tables, download a table as CSV, export a page as PDF, or dump owned docs from Account Settings. Source: Superhuman Docs — export data, accessed 2026-09-17.
That dump is not a Notion workspace of pages. Formulas, buttons, automations, and Packs do not arrive as a running wiki. Opening a Notion page also does not become a Superhuman Docs living doc. Rebuild the wiki if the job changed — do not rebuild it because the product changed names. Longer stay-or-move: Coda is now Superhuman Docs — stay, or move to Airtable / Notion?.
Product links
Official
Notion
Official site: Notion · no affiliate ID · not a partner mark
Official
Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda)
Official site: Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda) · no affiliate ID · not a partner mark
Sources
Primary vendor pages. Access date for every citation on this page: 2026-09-17. We do not invent search volumes, testimonials, G2 or Capterra counts, or a converted list.
- Notion — pricing · accessed 2026-09-17
- Notion — members and billing · accessed 2026-09-17
- Notion — intro to databases · accessed 2026-09-17
- Notion — sharing and permissions · accessed 2026-09-17
- Notion — relations and rollups · accessed 2026-09-17
- Notion — using database views · accessed 2026-09-17
- Notion — who’s who in a workspace · accessed 2026-09-17
- Superhuman Docs — pricing and plans · accessed 2026-09-17
- Superhuman Docs — billing and pricing basics · accessed 2026-09-17
- Superhuman Docs — roles: Doc Makers, admins, and editors · accessed 2026-09-17
- Superhuman Docs — create pages and subpages · accessed 2026-09-17
- Superhuman Docs — overview: tables · accessed 2026-09-17
- Superhuman Docs — overview: use Packs · accessed 2026-09-17
- Superhuman Docs — share your doc · accessed 2026-09-17
- Superhuman Docs — export data · accessed 2026-09-17
- Superhuman — What’s changing: Coda becomes Superhuman Docs · accessed 2026-09-17
FAQ
Notion vs Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda) — which should a small team pick for a wiki or team docs?
It depends on the job. Pick Notion if the daily object is a workspace of pages — a handbook, nested wiki pages, or a brief you open from a database row. Pick Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda) if people live in one living doc with pages, tables, buttons, and Packs, and Maker billing fits. This page is not a new scorecard.
Did the Jul 2026 rename make Superhuman Docs a different product from Coda?
No. Superhuman’s 8 Jul 2026 help article says Coda is now Superhuman Docs — the same docs, tables, Packs, automations, formulas, and Maker billing under a new name. Existing coda.io links redirect. That is a rename, not a rebuild, and not a reason to move a wiki to Notion.
What is a workspace of pages vs one living doc in this pair?
A Notion database item is a page in a workspace. Open the row and you write as you would on any other Notion page. Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda) keeps pages, tables, and buttons inside one doc — pages like tabs in a spreadsheet. This pair is not Airtable’s relational base. Name the object people open to write before you pick.
Who do you pay for on Notion vs Superhuman Docs?
Notion paid plans bill per workspace member; guests are page-level. Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda) charges Doc Makers in paid workspaces; editors and viewers are free. Dated list prices from the official pages sit in the table on this page. This page does not convert a list price or invent a monthly dollar the vendor did not publish.
Who can add a page in this pair?
In Notion, members can create pages. Can edit content can change pages and property values, not views or properties. In Superhuman Docs, creating a doc or page is a Doc Maker action; Editors update existing pages. Name who may add a page before you rely on the wiki.
Is this a new Notion vs Superhuman Docs scorecard?
No. Workspace totals are not published yet. Rules live on Methodology.
Should you move a Coda wiki to Notion because the product changed names?
No. A new name is not a new wiki. Stay on Superhuman Docs if the one-doc job still fits. Move to Notion if the job is now a workspace of pages. Stay-or-move after the rename lives on Coda is now Superhuman Docs — stay, or move to Airtable / Notion?
Where does Airtable sit on this page?
Airtable sits on the same workspace card and on the Notion vs Airtable and Airtable vs Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda) guides. It is not a third column here.
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