
Host Notion
Power your public website or blog using Notion
It's been just over 4 weeks since I've started working on a way to host your Notion content on your own domain. This week I got my first organic customer!
I've been logging my progress on Pioneer (#27 in Europe at the moment) and one of my reviewers found my update and liked what they saw. They signed up for the standard plan and they were fully set up that evening. They're using it as the easiest way to keep their e-sports team rosters up to date. Welcome https://mtx.gg !
I'm now experimenting with Google Ads to see if I can turn up the dial with adverts and working hard to improve the offering (caching, a management dashboard and custom styling). Check us out at https://hostnotion.co
Tips:
- Pioneer (and IH) is a great way to get eyeballs on what you're working on, for free!
As I've been working on various startup ideas over the past 2 months, one tool has remained invaluable: Notion. I use it as a store of all my notes, ideas, docs, and customers; and for collaborating with others. It's been so good, I rarely want to use anything else.
One thing I felt I needed however, was the ability to break out this knowledge and share it with the world. I want to use Notion as my single source of truth and use that to publish to my websites. However, Notion doesn't support this. The best it can do is to share share the page publicly, however this content remains on the notion.so domain and with their styling; which doesn't look very professional and doesn't have any SEO benefit to my site.
They say they're working on custom domains... but that's been true for the last year. So finally, that's when I decided to solve my own problem – to figure out a way to use Notion as my CMS which publishes content under my own custom domain.
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Notion is the best way to organise my notes, docs, tasks and customers. I want to be able to directly use the information trapped in there as my public facing website. It's the easiest blogging and CMS platform ever.

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