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Rodeo vs Notion

Rodeo vs Notion

Rodeo works the way Notion does: nested pages, a block editor with a slash menu, and databases with many views. The differences are in price, in what the free plan includes, and in how much of it you reach from the keyboard.

Free for up to 3 members · no card · import from Notion

The short version

When to pick each

Pick Rodeo if

  • You want AI meeting notes without a top-tier plan: Free includes 120 minutes a month of recording, transcripts, summaries and action items.
  • You pay per member and want it to cost less: paid plans start at $3 or ₦2,500 per member a month.
  • You want to pay in naira. Rodeo bills in dollars or naira.
  • You use Claude, Cursor or another MCP client and want it reading and writing your workspace with your permissions.
  • You want to move your whole Notion export over in one go, links between pages included.

Pick Notion if

  • You depend on Notion's large ecosystem of third-party integrations and templates.
  • You need phone apps from the App Store or Google Play today. Rodeo's mobile apps aren't in the stores yet.
  • You rely on live relations, rollups and formulas from your Notion databases. Rodeo has all three, but an import brings their exported values, not the live formulas.

Side by side

Rodeo and Notion compared

Rodeo's column comes from the product and its help docs. For Notion, we only state what it's built around; check Notion's own pricing for current prices and plans. A dash means we couldn't confirm it.

FeatureRodeoNotion
PriceFree for up to 3 members. Paid plans from $3 or ₦2,500 per member a month, in dollars or naira.See Notion's pricing page
AI meeting notesOn every plan, including Free (120 minutes a month)Business and Enterprise plans (per notion.com/pricing, Nov 2026)
Nested pages and block editorYesYes
Database views7: table, board, calendar, timeline, gallery, list and chartYes
Formulas, relations and rollupsYesYes
Real-time editing and commentsYes, plus suggested edits you accept or rejectYes
Publish pages as a websiteYes, on rodeopages.com or your own domainYes
MCP server for Claude, Cursor and other AI toolsBuilt in, OAuth-secured, works with your permissionsYes
Desktop appMac and WindowsYes
Mobile apps in the app storesNot yetYes
Import from NotionYes: the Markdown & CSV .zip, with nesting and links kept—

Switching

Move from Notion in three steps

  1. Step 1

    In Notion, open Settings → Export and choose Markdown & CSV. You get a .zip.

  2. Step 2

    In Rodeo, click Import at the bottom of the sidebar and choose Notion.

  3. Step 3

    Pick the .zip as it is. Pages keep their nesting, CSVs become databases, and links between pages still work.

What comes across, and what stays behind

Questions

Rodeo vs Notion, answered

Is Rodeo a good Notion alternative?

If you use Notion for docs, wikis and databases, Rodeo covers the same ground: nested pages, a block editor, databases with seven views, real-time editing, comments and publishing. It costs less per member, and AI meeting notes are on every plan.

Can I import my Notion workspace into Rodeo?

Yes. Export from Notion as Markdown & CSV and import the .zip. Pages keep their nesting, each CSV becomes a database with typed columns, and links between pages become page mentions. Database views, comments and live formulas stay behind.

How switching works
Is Rodeo free?

Yes. Free covers up to 3 members and 3 guests with unlimited pages and databases, all database views and 120 minutes of AI meeting notes a month. No card needed.

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Is Rodeo open source?

No. Rodeo is a hosted product. You can take your data with you: pages export as Markdown or HTML, and there's a REST API and an MCP server.

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