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Notion MCP Server

Official Notion MCP server — read, create, and update pages and databases from any MCP client.

What is Notion MCP Server, in two sentences

Notion MCP Server is an official Notion MCP server — read, create, and update pages and databases from any MCP client. Official Notion MCP server maintained by Notion Inc.

About Notion MCP Server

Notion MCP Server is an MCP server that lets any MCP client read, create, and update Notion pages and databases.

It is maintained by Notion Inc. as the official server, and the implementation is open source and published on GitHub. It works with any MCP-compliant client, such as Claude Desktop.

It fits Notion users who want an assistant to read and edit their pages and databases directly. Setup is manual: you create a Notion integration and paste an API token into the client configuration. Coverage is bounded by the Notion API, which omits or restricts some actions — block-level deletes among them — so a few operations you'd do by hand aren't available here.

Among MCP servers it is the vendor-maintained option for Notion, rather than a community-built or multi-app integration.

Sources: github.com, this listing

What it does well

  • Official Notion MCP server maintained by Notion Inc.
  • Supports read, create, and update operations on Notion pages and databases.
  • Compatible with any MCP-compliant client such as Claude Desktop.
  • Open source implementation published on GitHub.

Where it falls short

  • Requires manual creation of a Notion integration and pasting an API token into the client configuration.
  • Operation coverage is bounded by the Notion API, which omits or restricts certain actions such as block-level deletes.

Tagged

  • Supports Claude
  • CLI
  • MCP Support
  • Free
  • Open Source

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Frequently asked questions

What is Notion MCP Server?
Notion MCP Server is an official Notion MCP server — read, create, and update pages and databases from any MCP client.
Is Notion MCP Server free?
Notion MCP Server is free to use. There is no paid tier as of the last index update.
What platforms does Notion MCP Server support?
Notion MCP Server runs on mac, win, linux, cli.
What category does Notion MCP Server belong to?
Notion MCP Server is in the MCP Servers category — Implementations of the Model Context Protocol — file, database, API, and browser servers that LLM clients can plug into.
What are the downsides of Notion MCP Server?
Requires manual creation of a Notion integration and pasting an API token into the client configuration. Operation coverage is bounded by the Notion API, which omits or restricts certain actions such as block-level deletes.