Build pages while chatting and edit them directly
U.S.-based document collaboration service Notion announced on its official X account on Nov. 6 (Nov. 7 Japan time) that it had released a plugin for OpenAI's ChatGPT. Notion says "the real Notion editor" can be used inside ChatGPT. When a page is created, it takes shape along with the conversation, and users can start editing it themselves partway through, it says. There is no need to leave the ChatGPT screen, it says.
We made a Notion plugin for @ChatGPT! Use the real Notion editor, right inside ChatGPT. Create a page, watch it take shape as you chat, and jump in to edit it yourself. All without leaving Chat.
Notion's help center says that once ChatGPT is connected to a workspace, users can open Notion pages alongside the chat and edit them on the spot.
Editing interface added to read-and-write integration
An integration for reading and writing Notion pages from ChatGPT already existed. OpenAI's help center says ChatGPT may be able to create and update Notion pages, depending on the permissions and settings of the connected service. The post does not specifically explain how it differs from the earlier integration. If it works as Notion describes, users can check and fix what the AI has written without reopening Notion.
OpenAI announced an expansion of plugins at its developer event "DevDay" on Sept. 29 (Sept. 30 Japan time). According to U.S.-based TechCrunch, it let developers build interfaces that can be operated alongside the chat, as well as file views, into plugins. According to OpenAI's documentation, plugins include a mechanism for connecting to external services (an MCP server) and can also have their own interfaces.
Eligible plans and pricing not in post
Notion's post does not mention eligible plans, pricing or regions of availability. No entry for the plugin could be found in Notion's release notes at the time of checking either.
According to OpenAI's help center, whether Notion can be used in ChatGPT depends on the ChatGPT plan, workspace settings and the permissions of the Notion account. In managed environments, enabling by an administrator may be required. Notion's developer documentation says Notion MCP, which is also used to connect with ChatGPT, is available on all plans and that guests cannot connect. Whether the same conditions apply to the new editing interface, however, has not been confirmed.
Permissions follow Notion's settings, content goes to ChatGPT
According to Notion's help center, connected tools operate within the scope of the user's own Notion permissions and do not bypass existing permission settings. Administrators on the Enterprise plan can limit which AI apps can connect to those they approve. However, it is not possible to disconnect only specific tools; all connections must be cut and users asked to reconnect.
In its explanation of setting up AI Connectors on Business and Enterprise, Notion's help center says content is sent to the connected AI app and that app's terms apply. OpenAI's help center says that even though page and database operations are supported, not all of Notion's features can be used. It says applying an existing template to a page is separate from setting up recurring templates or automations.
Competition to bring business software into AI interfaces
Moves to operate other companies' software within AI interfaces are spreading across companies. Anthropic on Jan. 26 released a feature that lets users operate the interfaces of Asana, Canva, Figma, Slack and others in Claude. Notion was not on that list. CapCut, owned by China's ByteDance, also announced on Oct. 24 that it would release a plugin for editing video inside ChatGPT within a few months.
The relationship between Notion and ChatGPT is also deepening within Notion. On Oct. 13, Notion made it possible to cover AI usage within Notion with a ChatGPT Plus or Pro subscription. This applies to Business and Enterprise workspaces. On Oct. 19, it made it possible to connect Plus, Pro and Go plans to the personal Notion Agent.
Valued at $11 billion, with AI-using customers making up more than half of ARR
Notion is privately held, and in January 2026 current and former employees sold shares to investors for a total of about $270 million at an $11 billion valuation. According to the company, customers using AI accounted for more than 50% of its annual recurring revenue (ARR) as of the end of 2025. Research firm Sacra estimates ARR as of July 2026 at about $865 million, up 82% from a year earlier. This is not a figure disclosed by Notion.
U.S.-based Forbes reported in December 2025, citing people familiar with the matter, that Notion could consider going public as early as the end of 2026. This was reported by BRIDGE, and no filing for a listing has been confirmed.
