Free Notion Widgets
Free Notion widgets are easy to find, so price stopped being a useful filter a while ago. What matters is what the free tier limits. Some cap the count and give you every type, some cap the types and put the good looking ones behind payment, and some cap time. The third is the one to watch, because an expired widget leaves an empty block on a page you already shared.
The three kinds of limit
A count limit is honest and easy to plan around. A type limit is workable if the free types cover your case. A time limit is the one that surprises people, usually through someone else noticing before they do.
The durability question
A widget is a URL on someone else's server, so a free widget is only as durable as whoever hosts it. What happens if a widget tool shuts down covers what that actually costs you.
Before building a page around free widgets, open one in a private window. If it renders for a stranger, it will render for your visitors.
Where we land
On thePlus.so the free plan keeps two widgets live with no clock running, and every widget type is included. Numbers are on the pricing page, and the detail is in free and paid.
How the free tiers compare
The shape differs more than the size. Indify's free tier limits which widgets you can reach. Apption sits closer to a directory of free tools. Blocs sells a one off upgrade rather than a subscription. Others cap how many stay live, which is what we do.
None of these is wrong, and the right one depends on whether you want two widgets forever or twenty for a month. Read what happens at the limit before building a page around any of them.