Turn Notion into Blog in seconds
Create a sleek, SEO-optimized blog from your Notion database
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Write in Notion, publish in seconds
No coding required. Just connect your Notion and start writing. We handle everything else for your blog.
Perfect SEO by experts
Built-in SEO optimization, meta tags, and structured data implemented by SEO professionals to help your blog rank higher in search results.
Real-time insights for your blog
Get deep insights into your blog's performance with our comprehensive analytics dashboard. Track page views, engagement metrics, and content performance.
Hundreds of creators chose BlogPro.
Pricing
90-day money-back guarantee. No questions asked.
Perfect for testing and small blogs
- Up to 20 posts
- Full-text search
- Auto-sync
- Perfect Technical SEO
- Blog analytics
Everything in Free + unlimited posts
- Unlimited posts
- Full-text search
- Collect emails
- 1 blog site
Custom domain and advanced features
- Up to 2 blogs
- Custom Domain
- Adsense Integration
- Remove BlogPro branding
Team collaboration and custom styling
- Up to 3 blogs
- Host on /blog
- Custom CSS
- Priority Support
Need more?
Looking for custom solutions or enterprise features? We offer tailored Notion-to-blog solutions for larger organizations.
Contact us for custom pricingTestimonials from our customers
See how our customers are using BlogPro to create beautiful blogs with Notion
Why I Chose BlogPro
I was looking for a blog platform that supports code and mathematical equations well. The ability to blog directly from Notion with WYSIWYG was a huge value. BlogPro automatically generates a sitemap for your blog and submits it to search engines like Google, Bing, and Yahoo. This helps your blog get indexed faster and rank higher in search results.
Boseop Kim
Why BlogPro? Why Notion Blogging?
I wanted to run a blog in the past and tried various blogging platforms. I've started blogs on different platforms like Naver Blog, Tistory, Github Page, Jekyll, Ghost, Velog, and more, both domestic and international services, but they didn't last long. I even considered self-hosting with services like Jekyll, but there were limitations in terms of management and design aspects.
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Hun Jang