2. Who is it for?

The Notion-Paywall Next.js template can benefit you if:

You’ve got Notion resources you’d like to sell access to.
You own a web domain or are willing to obtain one.
You’ve got a Stripe account or are willing to create one.
You can code (or know someone who can) to set up:
- Stripe webhooks to automatically grant access for your customers
- an SMTP server (e.g. mailgun.com) to send “welcome” & “sign-in” emails
- a Prisma-compatible database to store reader session cookies
- and slack notifications (optional).

Do NOT invest if:

You don’t want to code anything. After all, it’s a code template and requires some effort to set up. 5. Looking for no-code?
You need subscriptions out of the box. Notion-Paywall currently supports one-time payments suitable for e-books, programmes, recipe collections, etc. While Stripe checkout does support subscriptions, some non-trivial code adjustments would be needed to account for recurring revenue, cancellations, etc. If you really want Notion-Paywall to support subscriptions, please voice your opinion here.

OK, you had my curiosity, but now you have my attention…

Notion-Paywall.com is crafted by friends of Notion (not formal affiliates). All product and service names used in this website are for identification purposes only and do not imply endorsement.

Proof of concept:

This Notion page sits behind a partial paywall!