MCP Server

Notion MCP Server (Official)

Name: Notion MCP Server (Official)
Rating: 8.7 (1 reviews)
Author: Notion

Official Notion MCP server for managing pages, databases, blocks, search, and comments.

Automation Content Creation

8.7

Installation

$ npx -y @notionhq/notion-mcp-server

Platform

Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor

Pricing

free

Author

Notion

Last Tested

2026-04-01

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About this Tool

Official first-party Notion MCP server with ~4,140 GitHub stars — the most popular MCP server in our catalog. Full Notion API access for pages, databases, blocks, search, and comments. Published on npm by Notion (makenotion). Perfect for marketing teams using Notion as their content calendar, campaign tracker, or knowledge base.

Use Case Examples

Query your Notion content calendar database to find upcoming blog posts that need writing
Create campaign brief pages from Claude and populate them with structured data in Notion databases

MarketCore Editorial Review

With 4,140+ GitHub stars, this is the most widely adopted MCP server in our catalog — and it earns the attention. For marketing teams using Notion as a content calendar, campaign tracker, or knowledge base, this server transforms Claude from a writing tool into an active participant in your content operations workflow.

Best For

Query the content calendar database to find this week's scheduled posts that lack finished drafts
Create structured campaign briefs as Notion pages with all required fields populated from a Claude conversation
Search across all marketing documentation to surface relevant brand guidelines or prior campaign learnings

Code Quality

Official first-party server published by Notion (makenotion) with high code quality, frequent releases, and comprehensive API coverage. The npm install is reliable and well-documented.

Limitations

Requires Notion integration token with appropriate page/database access scoped in. Complex nested page structures can exceed context limits. Notion's block model is complex — some operations require understanding the API object structure.

Reviewed 2026-04-01

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