How Super works

Getting started

Creating a site

Site pages

How Super works

Customize your site

Site options

Custom domain

Site design

SEO options

Manual Publishing

Additional Features

Super Analytics

Extensions

Code Snippets

Using a template

Advanced

Custom code

Creating a template

Template Starter Kit

Template Guidelines

Cloudflare proxy

Reference

Compatible blocks

Notion colors

Super CSS Classes

Product Roadmap

Super and Notion workflow

You don’t build your site inside Super. Instead, you split responsibilities:

Notion is your CMS (content manager).

This is where you create and update everything — pages, text, images, and structure. If it exists on your site, it starts in Notion.

Super is your delivery layer.

It takes your Notion pages and converts them into optimized static pages. This is where you handle design, domains, navigation, and SEO settings.

How Super delivers your site

Super doesn’t serve your Notion page directly. It creates a cached, static version of it for speed and performance. But it is different when it comes to Manual Publishing.

Here’s the real flow:

1. You update content in Notion
2. You visit the page to refresh Pages section or Dashboard preview in Super

3. Super fetches the latest content from Notion and refreshes its cache
4. Live Site will be updated once a visitor accessed your pages.

This works alongside Super’s caching layers, which keep pages fast by serving stored versions while new content is being prepared in the background.

Best way to check updates

Use the Super dashboard preview.

If changes appear there, your site is already updated — it just hasn’t fully propagated through caching yet.

On this page

• Super and Notion workflow
• Notion is your CMS (content manager).
• Super is your delivery layer.
• How Super delivers your site
• Here’s the real flow:
• Best way to check updates