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Notion AI vs Glean

A detailed side-by-side comparison to help you choose the right AI productivity agent for your needs.

Best for autonomous multi-step agents

Notion AI

Notion 3.0 Agents represent a major evolution, capable of executing 20+ minute multi-step actions autonomously—taking on entire projects like updating hundreds of pages, reorganizing databases, or pro...

AI Models
GPT-4.1Claude Sonnet 4
Key Features
  • Notion 3.0 Agents execute 20+ minute multi-step workflows
  • Q&A synthesizes across all pages and databases
  • Summarization, translation, action item extraction
  • Autofill for database AI content generation
  • Meeting Notes block with decisions and tasks extraction
Pricing
Free$0/month
Plus$10/user/month
Business$20/user/month
EnterpriseCustom pricing
Pros
  • Autonomous agents handle complex multi-step projects
  • Deep integration across entire Notion workspace
  • Multi-model support optimizes for different tasks
Cons
  • AI responses limited on free tier
  • Full value requires comprehensive Notion adoption
Best enterprise AI search across all company applications

Glean

Glean is an enterprise AI search and knowledge platform that indexes content across 100+ business applications and surfaces permission-aware results so employees can find and use company information w...

AI Models
Proprietary Glean retrieval modelsGPT-4oCustom enterprise search models
Key Features
  • 100+ native connectors indexing all enterprise applications
  • Permission-aware search respecting source system access controls
  • Work AI synthesizes answers from multiple sources with citations
  • People graph for expert and project ownership discovery
  • Glean Agents for multi-step task completion across applications
Pricing
BusinessContact for pricing
EnterpriseCustom pricing
Pros
  • 100+ connectors provide the broadest enterprise application coverage
  • Permission-aware results prevent accidental information exposure
  • Agents extend from search to action across connected applications
Cons
  • Enterprise-only pricing with no self-serve option for smaller teams
  • Full value requires connecting all company applications, which takes time