Docs and wikis · Comparison
Coda vs Notion vs Slite
3 products compared side by side: what you pay for with each one first, then the five access facts, entry prices, recorded plan limits and the bottom line of each review. The evidence note under the table says how each product was checked.
Side by side
| Metric | Coda | Notion | Slite |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you're paying for | Worth the priceDocs with tables, formulas and automations where only the people who create docs are billed: $12 a Doc Maker, with Editors and Viewers free. | Worth the priceDocs, wikis, databases, forms and published sites in one workspace for $10 per member a month, with SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001. | Worth the priceAn internal knowledge base that keeps every doc version, shows who read a doc and asks owners to re-verify docs, from $10 per member billed yearly. |
| Overall score | 6.4 | 7.0Best | 5.5 |
| Free option | Free plan | Free plan | 14-day free trial |
| Card to start | –Not measured | –Not measured | No card needed |
| Getting access | Self-serve | Self-serve | Self-serve |
| Starter priceCheapest paid plan | $12/Doc Maker/mo | $10/member/mo | $10/member/mo |
| Pricing model | Per seat | Per seat | Per seat |
| Pricing page | Public prices | Public prices | Public prices |
| Billed per | Doc Maker (Editors and Viewers free) | Member (guests free) | Member (guests free; reader-only seats on Enterprise) |
| Free plan | Yes; shared docs limited, 7-day history | Yes; blocks limited for 2+ members, 7-day history | None; 14-day trial |
| 30 people, 10 who write | $120/mo (Pro, billed annually, 10 Doc Makers) | $300/mo (Plus, billed yearly) | $300/mo (Basic, 30 members, billed yearly) |
| Version history, entry paid plan | 30 days | 30 days | Every change since the doc was created |
| Page analytics, entry paid plan | Enterprise only | Viewers list and views chart | Views, unique visitors and a viewer list |
| AI on the entry paid plan | Docs AI (beta), fair use | Trial; Notion Agent from Business | Ask: 30 questions per seat a month; 30 AI edits per user |
| SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 | Both (SOC 2 report for Enterprise customers) | Both | SOC 2 Type II; ISO 27001 not stated |
| HIPAA BAA | Enterprise (contact sales) | Enterprise | Enterprise |
| Data residency | Not stated | Enterprise (EU, US, Japan, Korea) | EU only (Belgium); no choice of region |
| SAML SSO and SCIM | Enterprise | SAML on Business; SCIM on Enterprise | OpenID Connect SSO on Pro; SAML not listed; SCIM on Enterprise |
| Audit log | Enterprise (audit events) | Enterprise | Enterprise |
| Bulk export | Own docs as .txt and .csv | Workspace as HTML, Markdown and CSV | Workspace as Markdown or HTML (owner) |
| Bottom line | From its public pages, Coda (now Superhuman Docs) costs the least here when few people create docs, because Editors and Viewers are free. Admin, analytics and compliance controls sit on Enterprise, which is what lowers its score. | From its public pages, Notion is the broadest workspace here, with open export formats on every plan and viewer analytics on Plus. Paying for every member and keeping audit logs and residency on Enterprise are what hold its score back. | From its public pages, Slite puts full history, viewer analytics and doc verification on its $10 Basic plan. No free plan, readers billed until Enterprise and admin controls on Enterprise are what lower its score. |
Evidence: Coda: facts checked 2026-10-15 from its public sign-up and pricing pages, no completed hands-on run; Notion: facts checked 2026-10-15 from its public sign-up and pricing pages, no completed hands-on run; Slite: facts checked 2026-10-15 from its public sign-up and pricing pages, no completed hands-on run. Prices in USD as listed, excluding tax. "–" means not recorded.
When to pick each
In the words of each review, with the date its facts were checked.
From our Coda review
Checked Oct 15, 2026- Pick Coda when
- Most of your people read or edit existing docs and should not be billed.
- Pick Notion when
- You want page viewer analytics on the entry paid plan and a whole-workspace export in HTML and Markdown.
From our Notion review
Checked Oct 15, 2026- Pick Notion when
- You want viewer analytics on the entry paid plan and a full workspace export in HTML and Markdown.
- Pick Coda when
- Only a few people create docs and the rest can be free Editors or Viewers.
From our Slite review
Checked Oct 15, 2026- Pick Slite when
- You want full doc history and doc verification on the entry plan, and EU hosting.
- Pick Notion when
- You want databases, forms and sites in the same workspace, ISO 27001, and SAML SSO on Business.
Entry price
Baseline: each product's cheapest paid plan, per month. Included usage differs, so read the line under each price.
- CodaPro$12/Doc Maker/moBilled annually ($15 billed monthly); Editors and Viewers free
- 30-day version history
- Unlimited doc size, 5 GB attachments per doc
- Docs AI (beta), MCP
- Grammarly (on annual billing) and Superhuman Go
- NotionPlus$10/member/moBilled yearly ($12 billed monthly)
- 30-day page history
- Unlimited guests and file uploads
- Custom forms, sites and database automations
- Notion AI trial
- Priority support
- SliteBasic$10/member/moBilled yearly
- Unlimited docs, doc history, doc insights
- Ask: AI answers from Slite docs, 30 questions per seat a month
- Doc verification, Knowledge Management Panel
- Public API, MCP, Slack integration, enforced Google SSO
Prices as listed on each pricing page, in USD per month, excluding tax. Observed: Coda 2026-10-15, Notion 2026-10-15, Slite 2026-10-15.
Which one fits
- If you need to start today without a sales call
- NotionSelf-serve sign-up; the highest score of the 3 self-serve products here (7.0/10).
- If you want to try it without entering a card
- Slite14-day free trial, no card needed; scored 5.5/10.
- Highest overall score
- Notion7.0/10 (Good). The review shows the score breakdown and the run behind it.
Picked by fixed rules from the table above, not by hand. How we score
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