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COMPARE/PROJECT MANAGEMENT/LINEAR · NOTION AI
PROJECT MANAGEMENT · HEAD TO HEAD● YOU PICK THE WINNER
LinearvsNotion AI
Two tools. Verified data. Side by side. Everything on this page is vendor-sourced and dated. We don't pick a winner. That's your call. Use the Lens to apply your own criteria.
Linear
Starts at$12/user/mo
Free planYes
Plans4 tiers
Features8 features
Integrations20 native
PlatformsWeb · Mac · Windows · iOS · Android · API
MCP serverYes
Notion AI
Starts at$10/mo
Free planYes
Plans4 tiers
Features6 features
Integrations24 native
PlatformsWeb · Mac · Windows · iOS · Android · API · Slack
MCP serverYes
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PRESETS
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CAPABILITIES
Where they overlap, where they don't
Functional roles from both tools, split by coverage. The corners are where the two tools become different products.
Only LinearRoles covered exclusively by this tool.
1- Approval Workflow
Both1 of 8 roles in the verified union.
1- Task Manager
Only Notion AIRoles covered exclusively by this tool.
6- Long Form Writer
- Summariser
- Research Assistant
- Knowledge Base
- Database
- Document Store
ROLE COVERAGE···
PLAN LADDER
Every plan, mapped to one ladder
Both tools laid out by ascending monthly cost. Expand any plan to see what's included.
AT A GLANCE
More comparable fields
Every data point from both tools, side by side. Nothing hidden, nothing weighted.
FACT
Category
Project Management
Productivity & Meetings
Starting Price
$12/user/mo
$10/mo
Pricing Model
Freemium
Freemium
Plans
4 tiers
4 tiers
Free Plan
Yes
Yes
Free Trial
No
Yes
Platforms
Web · Mac · Windows · iOS · Android · API
Web · Mac · Windows · iOS · Android · API · Slack
Top Features
8 features
6 features
Integrations
20 native
24 native
Public API
Yes
Yes
Webhooks (In)
INTEGRATIONS · 37 TOOLS
Integrations from both tools, side by side
Integrations sourced from each tool's own documentation. Where both tools connect to the same app, you see it once. The rest shows where their ecosystems diverge.
BOTH7
13
17UNION37
INTEGRATION
NOTES
Datadog
✓
✓
Both. Create issues from Datadog monitoring alerts.
Figma
✓
✓
Both. Create and link issues directly from Figma.
GitHub
✓
✓
Both. Automate pull request and commit workflows and keep issues synced both ways.
DEEP READ
What it does
Features and capabilities sourced from each tool's own documentation, structured for comparison.
Linear
TOP FEATURES · 8
F01
Cycles and Issue TrackingsettingsPlan work in time-boxed Cycles with automatic carry-over of incomplete issues. Issues support sub-issues, custom fields, and links to pull requests and documentation.
F02
Initiatives and RoadmapsanalyticsGroup related projects into Initiatives and surface strategic direction through roadmaps tied to PRDs. Leadership visibility into milestone progress without manual status updates.
F03
AI Agent IntegrationaiDelegate entire issues to Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, or Devin from within Linear. Monitor agent progress in real time and review AI-generated code in structural diffs. Linear MCP server lets Claude, ChatGPT, v0, and Windsurf read and act on Linear data.
F04
Automated Intake and TriageautomationRoute customer feedback and Slack messages directly into Linear. Automatic labeling and assignment eliminate manual triage overhead for growing teams.
F05
Progress and Impact VisibilitydataInsights analytics, project updates, and Pulse summaries give teams visibility into what shipped and what is at risk. Dashboards built from issue data using Google Sheets integration.
F06
Git-Native PR ReviewsapiReview and merge pull requests directly within Linear. Structural diffs highlight changes from both human and AI agent contributors in one view.
Notion AI
TOP FEATURES · 6
F01
Custom AgentsautomationAI agents that run continuously on defined triggers, covering workflows like Q&A bots that answer questions from existing knowledge, task routing agents that assign and prioritize work, and reporting agents that summarize and distribute reports automatically. Agents work 24/7 without manual intervention per run.
F02
Notion AgentaiAn on-demand AI assistant that completes multi-step tasks using context from Notion, connected apps, and the web. Can draft docs, edit databases, and execute research tasks from a single prompt. Available on Business and Enterprise plans.
F03
Enterprise SearchsearchA single search interface that queries across connected tools including Slack, GitHub, and Gmail alongside Notion's own pages and databases. Teams find answers without switching apps. Currently in beta on Business and Enterprise plans.
F04
AI Meeting NotesrecordingAutomatically generates structured notes from meetings and integrates them into the Notion workspace alongside project docs and databases. Notes are searchable and accessible from the same location as related project content.
F05
Knowledge Base (Wikis)storageA searchable, centralized knowledge hub for teams and AI agents. Notion calls this Wikis. Teams capture institutional knowledge, link it to relevant pages and databases, and make it queryable by Notion Agents.
F06
ProjectsanalyticsBuilt-in project management with databases, tasks, subtasks, dependencies, and custom properties, all connected to docs and AI features within the same workspace. Charts and timelines are available on Plus and above.
WHO IT'S FOR
Who each tool is built for
Use cases and fit tags from each tool's own positioning. Match these to your context, not their marketing.
developerTeams managing multiple products, sprints, and releases use Linear to centralise work across the engineering pipeline. Cycles enforce consistent sprint rhythms. Initiatives connect product strategy to daily execution. Git automations sync pull requests to issues, keeping code context linked to product decisions. 25,000+ teams including OpenAI, Coinbase, and Ramp use Linear as their primary development system.
developerTeams adopting Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, and Devin use Linear as the coordination layer for AI-assisted development. Engineers delegate entire issues to agents, monitor progress in real time, and review AI code changes in structural diffs. The Linear MCP server extends this to external AI clients like Claude and Windsurf, eliminating handoffs between planning tools and AI execution.
teamProduct managers ingest customer feedback from Intercom, Zendesk, and Canny into the Linear backlog. Customer requests appear on roadmaps and Cycles. Weekly Pulse summaries surface what customers are asking for, enabling leadership to shift priority without debate.
enterpriseOperations and product teams use Notion Custom Agents to handle workflows that recur on a schedule or trigger. Common setups include feedback triage agents that categorize and route incoming product feedback, support agents that resolve Slack tickets without human intervention, and reporting agents that compile and distribute weekly summaries. Agents run 24/7 without manual setup per run.
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