Stetley vs Notion
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Notion is a flexible workspace of pages and databases. Stetley is a set of focused office apps, with a wiki (Pages) that has review dates and approvals built in.
Checked against Notion’s own pages on 1 November 2026. Prices are US list prices per person per month; they change, so follow the sources for today’s.
At a glance
| Stetley | Notion | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Every app free; a paid plan for more room, teams and AI is proposed, price not set | Free plan; Plus $10, Business $20, up to 20% off yearly 1 |
| Offline | Docs and Sheets in the browser; boards and decks sync when you’re back | Pages you mark for offline, in the desktop and mobile apps 2 |
| AI | Optional: your device, your computer or your own key; we don’t train on your work | Trial on Free and Plus; more on Business 1 |
| Office files | Opens and saves Word, Excel and PowerPoint files | Imports them into Notion pages |
| Knowledge base | Pages: review dates, approvals, every version kept | Wikis, databases and templates |
Where Notion is stronger
- Databases, and building your own workflows from them.
- A large library of templates and integrations.
- Years of polish as an all-in-one workspace.
Where Stetley is stronger
- Real office files: documents, spreadsheets and decks that open and save as Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
- A wiki that keeps itself current: owners are reminded when a page passes its review date.
- Small and fast to open, with no account needed to start Docs, Sheets or a board.
Which to choose
If you want one flexible workspace and love building databases, Notion is excellent. If you want office apps that work with Word and Excel files, and a team wiki that tells you when a page is out of date, try Stetley.
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Sources
Checked 1 November 2026.
- Notion pricing: notion.com
- Working offline in Notion: notion.com
Questions
Is Stetley a Notion alternative?
For documents, spreadsheets, decks and a team wiki, yes. It doesn’t have Notion’s databases.