
Content & SEO OS
€16.00
A Notion OS to plan, create, and publish content with ideas, briefs, keywords, and SEO tracking in one workspace.
Duplicate a working Notion operating system instead of building from a blank page — structured for founders, marketers, and indie operators who need clarity fast.

€16.00
A Notion OS to plan, create, and publish content with ideas, briefs, keywords, and SEO tracking in one workspace.

A Notion OS for digital product creators — portfolio, launches, sales, revenue, feedback, and release planning in one workspace.

A Notion OS for indie app publishers — apps, releases, ASO, reviews, experiments, installs, ratings, and revenue in one place.

€7.00
A Notion OS for local SEO — campaigns, Google Business Profiles, rankings, reviews, citations, and recurring tasks in one workspace.

€12.00
A Notion OS for micro-SaaS founders — roadmap, CRM, MRR, churn, experiments, and weekly founder review in one workspace.

A Notion OS for UGC creators — brand CRM, campaigns, licensing, invoices, portfolio, and performance tracking in one workspace.
After checkout through Lemon Squeezy you get instant access — typically a shareable Notion duplication link plus setup notes on the product page.
Most templates work on Notion Free for personal use. Team features depend on your Notion plan and how you share the workspace.
Yes. Duplicate the template into your workspace, then rename properties, views, and pages to match your brand and workflow.
Yes. When a template is improved, you receive the updated version through your original Lemon Squeezy purchase at no extra cost.
A good Notion template is more than pretty databases. It encodes decisions you would otherwise make under pressure: what stages matter, which properties drive the next action, and how weekly work actually flows. These templates ship as connected systems you can duplicate and run.
Each template targets a specific operating job — content and SEO, local search, indie publishing, SaaS founding, or creator commerce. Replace the sample records with your own work and keep the structure that already holds up in practice.