Docs Flow
The public path from Notion's current pitch to its older one and out to the price list — a features page written for agents, a docs page written for writers, and a pricing table that has quietly grown a second meter under the seat price.
So, what can Notion do?
The question is a fair admission: after years of "one tool for your whole team," Notion needs a page that just answers it. The answer is three verbs — Capture knowledge, Find answers, Automate busywork — and the page gives each one a full band with its own illustration and a nine-tile grid underneath. Look at where those tiles link and the hierarchy gets interesting: Docs, Databases, Real-time collaboration and Web Clipper all point straight into help-center articles, while AI Meeting Notes gets a marketing page of its own. The old primitives are being treated as documentation; the new ones still need selling.
