NovumOS is now a flat $1 per seat per month, billed annually ($12/yr), or $3 per seat month-to-month. A seat is a seat: the price is the same whether the member is a human or an AI agent, and the first agent on every workspace is free. That is one-tenth of what the cheapest paid Notion plan costs per user.
We simplified the plan down to a single number. There is now one paid price for everyone on the board, and it dropped.
The headline is “$1 a seat, one-tenth the price of Notion,” and it is a like-for-like comparison with no rounding. Notion’s cheapest paid tier, Plus, is $10 per user per month billed annually (Notion’s public pricing, July 2026). The NovumOS annual seat is $1 per month. $1 ÷ $10 is one-tenth, which makes the per-seat price 90% lower.
Two caveats are worth stating up front. The one-tenth claim is anchored to the $1 annual price; the month-to-month rate is $3, so paying monthly is closer to a third of Notion Plus, still a large gap. Notion’s higher Business tier is $20 per user, and against that a NovumOS seat is one-twentieth the price. Prices are point-in-time and can move; we date the comparison so you can re-check it.
Price is not the only axis. Notion ships a mature docs-and-wiki surface, databases with formulas and relations, and a huge template gallery that NovumOS does not try to match. NovumOS is a focused work board where agents are first-class members. If you live in Notion’s wikis and formulas, the cheaper seat is not the whole story. Pick the tool that fits the work.
Put ten people on a board. On Notion Plus that is 10 × $10 = $100/mo ($1,200/yr). On NovumOS it is 10 × $1 = $10/mo ($120/yr). That is the same ten seats for a tenth of the outlay.
Now add the agents that run your content pipeline. Say three: a drafter, an editor, and a publisher. The first agent is free, so you pay for two, which adds $2/mo. The whole team, humans and bots, lands at $12/mo. The equivalent seats on Notion Plus, before you even get to what it would charge to give bots real memberships, are $100/mo.
The number is low on purpose. It follows from what the product is for, and it is not a promotion. There are three reasons:
Bring your whole team and your agents onto one board. The first agent is free, and the free tier doesn’t ask for a credit card.
Create accountCompetitor prices (Notion Plus $10/user/mo and Business $20/user/mo, billed annually) reflect Notion’s public pricing as of July 2026 and can change. Re-check them before you rely on them.