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Turn a Notion page into a portal from your AI chat

Paste one prompt into ChatGPT, Claude or your coding agent. It checks your page, picks an address and sends you one link to click.

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Can ChatGPT or Claude set up a Notion website for me?

Yes. Paste one prompt into your assistant, then give it your Notion page link and your email address.

Coding agents such as Claude Code and Cursor, and Claude with the Sotion connector, create the site in the chat. ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot and Perplexity usually give you a link to finish on sotion.so, which checks your page.

Either way, one click confirms it: the activation email, or Google on the finish page. The site then goes live with a 14-day free trial, no card needed.

As tested in November 2026 · Updated

Your prompt

Copy this one line into your AI chat, or open it straight in one. Your assistant asks for your Notion link and email.

Give this to your AI assistant
Set up Sotion for my Notion page by following https://sotion.so/agent.md - if you can't open it, send me to https://sotion.so/start

Rather not use a chat? Finish setting it up here

Prefer it done inside the chat? Add the Sotion connector

Add it, then paste the line above. Your assistant creates the site itself, and you still click one email.

  • Claude Code
    claude mcp add --transport http sotion https://api.sotion.so/mcp
  • Codex
    codex mcp add sotion --url https://api.sotion.so/mcp
  • Gemini CLI
    gemini mcp add --transport http sotion https://api.sotion.so/mcp
Connector URL, for any other app
https://api.sotion.so/mcp

Streamable HTTP, no sign-in. In Perplexity (paid plans): Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector.

No dashboard needed to go live. 14-day free trial. One email click.

What happens next

Two minutes from pasting the prompt to a live portal. You stay in your chat until the one click.

  1. 1

    Your assistant checks the page

    It asks for your Notion link and email, confirms the page is published, and suggests a site name and a free address.

  2. 2

    You click one email

    Sotion emails you an activation link. Nothing exists until you click it, so no one can sign you up by mistake.

  3. 3

    Your portal is live

    The click creates your account and publishes the portal at its sotion.site address, with a 14-day free trial.

  4. 4

    Configure portal access

    Until you do, anyone with the link can open it. In the Sotion dashboard, add member sign-in or a password and decide who can open which pages.

Works with the assistant you use

Every assistant gets you to a live portal. Some do it all in the chat; others hand you one link to finish.

  • Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, VS Code

    In the chat

    The agent calls the Sotion API, then waits while you click the email. It may ask before it sends your email address.

  • Claude

    In the chat

    With the Sotion connector added, Claude creates the site itself. Without it, Claude gives you a finish link.

  • ChatGPT

    Guided

    ChatGPT gives you a link to finish on sotion.so. When it can run commands, as in the desktop app, it creates the site itself.

  • Gemini, Copilot, Perplexity

    Guided

    Your prompt carries a link to sotion.so they can hand you. There you enter your Notion link and email, then continue with Google or an email link. Perplexity's Computer mode creates the site itself.

Frequently asked questions

The Notion publish step, the email click, the trial, and what gets sent where.

Yes. Sotion builds the site from the published version of your page. In Notion, open the page, click Share, then the Publish tab, then Publish, and copy the link it shows. Sub-pages are published with it. Your assistant checks this first and tells you if the page is not published yet.

The click proves the email address is yours. Nothing is created before it: no account, no site. The email comes from Sotion with the subject "Activate <your site> on Sotion", and its link works for 48 hours. On the finish page you can also continue with Google instead.

Yes. Your first site comes with a 14-day free trial of every feature, with no card needed. Pick a plan in the dashboard to keep it after that. If your email or Notion page already had one, the new site runs on the Basic limits for 7 days. Pick a plan in that time to keep it.

The prompt holds no personal details, and the "Open in" buttons put only the prompt in the chat's web address. Your assistant asks for your Notion link and your email, and tells you both go to sotion.so. Your AI chat receives them like anything you type there, then they are sent to Sotion to create your account and email you the activation link. To keep them out of the chat, use "Finish setting it up here" instead.

Any assistant that can read a web page. Coding agents such as Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and VS Code do the whole setup in the chat, and so does Claude with the Sotion connector. ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot and Perplexity give you a link to finish on sotion.so, which checks your page.

Use the same prompt and give the email you sign in with. After you click the activation email, the new site goes into your team. If your plan is already at its site limit, nothing is created and the page links to your plans.

Yes. The assistant suggests an address from your page title, and you can ask for a different one. After setup, change the site name, the address or add your own domain from the Sotion dashboard.

The assistant sets up the portal and makes it live. Branding, a custom domain, passwords, member sign-in and paid access are set in the Sotion dashboard. Your assistant links to it once the portal is live.

No. Sotion never asks you for a password, a code or a card in this flow, and your assistant never needs one. Your only step is the activation email, or signing in with Google on the finish page.

Your Notion portal, live in two minutes

Paste the prompt, click one email, and your portal is live. Member access, branding and your domain are waiting in the dashboard.

Prefer the dashboard? Start a free trial