Notion just launched Notion Sites. This is in direct competition to 3rd party Notion website builders like Super, Potion, Feather, Bullet, SimpleInk, HelpKit, a

Notion just launched Notion Sites. This is in direct competition to 3rd party Notion website builders like Super, Potion, Feather, Bullet, SimpleInk, HelpKit, and my product Sotion. Now the question becomes differentiation... Here's my take... Notion Sites: Will become the standard for simple sites like Personal sites, Event pages, Travel guides, Job boards, etc. Super: Has an edge with advanced styling and brand customization options. Potion, SimpleInk, Bullet: Not much differentiation from Notion Sites. Feather, HelpKit: Niched down to focus on Blogs + Newsletters, and Help Docs, I think this will work out well for them. Sotion: On par with Notion Sites, with the addition of advanced Membership Management capabilities, including: Password Protection, Email Sign Up, Restricted Email List Access, Paid Memberships, and Integration via API and webhooks. The move by Notion can be seen as positive for the whole space, but it will definitely take potential business from all 3rd party apps. Keen to hear your thoughts.