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Clevera vs Notion: which one should run your help center?
Notion Sites turns workspace pages into a public website in a few clicks. Clevera is a help center built for readers, with Ask AI, search reports, languages and a contact form.
Updated November 2026 · Based on each product’s public website
The short answer
Pick Notion Sites for a few public pages from a workspace you already use. Pick Clevera when the help center has to answer customers.
Best for a customer-facing help center
Readers get Ask AI answers with sources, in their own language.
You see what readers searched for and couldn’t find, with Write article next to each gap.
You need a password-protected help center or a contact form that suggests articles first.
Best for quick public pages from your workspace
Your team already writes everything in Notion and wants a few pages public today.
You want one tool for the internal wiki and the public pages.
You’re happy with a notion.site address, or $8 a month for your own domain.
What your help center gets on Clevera
All of it runs in the product today.
Built for readers, not just published pages
Search, an article sidebar, an on-page outline, breadcrumbs and page ratings come with every help center.
A video for your articles
Record your screen once. Clevera writes the article and makes the how-to video to go with it.
Answers with sources
Ask AI answers readers from your published pages, in their language, and lists its sources. Answers within your plan use no credits.
Agents that keep it current
On Pro, Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor can draft, translate and publish pages over MCP. You set what they can spend.
Feature by feature
How Clevera and Notion compare as a help center.
Free to move from Notion
The import works on every plan. Pages, images and links between pages come over, so your Notion docs become a help center without a rewrite.
Pricing at a glance
Public list prices, checked November 2026.
Free
1 help center on clevera.help, 2 languages
$0
Starter
Billed yearly ($36 monthly). 1 creator, own domain, 5 languages
$29/mo
Pro
Billed yearly ($124 monthly). 2 creators, 74 languages, private sites, MCP
$86.80/mo
Custom
More than 10 creators, SSO
Quote
Editors are free on every plan. Each extra creator on Pro is $36 a month, or $25.20 billed yearly.
Free
1 notion.site domain, 7 days of page history
$0
Plus
Per member. Edit SEO title and description, Google Analytics
$10/mo
Business
Per member. Notion AI included, SAML SSO
$20/mo
Custom domain
Per domain, billed yearly ($10 monthly), on any plan
$8/mo
Plan prices per member a month as shown on notion.com, which saves up to 20% with yearly billing. Enterprise is priced by sales.
What it costs for a team of five
Two people write new articles and three teammates edit and publish, on your own domain, for a year. List prices, November 2026.
$1,041.60 a year
Pro, billed yearly: 2 creators, and the three editors are free. Includes all 74 languages, private sites, the contact form, MCP and 5,000 Ask AI answers a month. With one writer and four editors, Starter is $348 a year.
$696 a year
Five members on Plus at the listed $10 a month ($600), plus one custom domain at $8 a month billed yearly ($96).
Notion costs less here, and less again if your team already pays for it, since the public site then adds only the domain. What the difference buys on Clevera is the reader side: Ask AI, search reports, 74 languages, private sites and a contact form.
Common questions
Straight answers about choosing between Clevera and Notion.
Can I use Notion as a help center?
Is Clevera cheaper than Notion?
What does Notion do better?
Can I move my Notion pages to Clevera?
Can I keep Notion and still use Clevera?
Does Clevera have AI answers for readers?
Is there a free alternative to Notion Sites for a help center?
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