Stelaah vs Notion
Notion is a flexible canvas of docs and databases you can shape into anything. Stelaah is a ready made workspace for client work. Notion is endlessly moldable; Stelaah comes with the client operations already built.
Choose Notion if
you love to design your own system from blocks and want docs, wikis, and databases in one place.
Choose Stelaah if
you want client work to just work, projects, contracts, invoices, and time, without building each piece.
What each one does for client work.
Where Notion is genuinely strong.
Wikis and notes that teams love.
Model nearly anything you can imagine.
A lot of value at a low price.
A starting point for almost any setup.
Where Stelaah fits better.
Invoicing, contracts, and time, ready to use.
Real reporting, not a database you assemble.
A branded home, not a public page.
Creates tasks, invoices, and more.
What you will pay.
Free to start. Each paid plan is priced per workspace and includes a set number of full members, with extra members available on the Team and Business plans. Aria is included. See the pricing page for the current plans.
See plans →a free personal tier, then around $10 to $15 a seat a month (Plus to Business), billed annually, with AI as an add on. Check notion.so.
Pricing changes often, so confirm the current numbers at notion.so