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The Notion Marketplace is how Notion users discover and connect public integrations. Listing your integration there puts it in front of every Notion user — and it’s a separate step from building the integration itself, so you can ship whenever you’re ready. This guide assumes you already have a public integration. If you haven’t created one yet, see the Public integrations guide first. In this guide, you’ll learn how to:
  • Start a new Marketplace listing
  • Submit your listing for review
  • Understand the review process and timeline
Only public integrations with an installation scope of Any workspace can be listed on the Marketplace. Internal integrations and Selected workspaces only public integrations are not eligible. Installation scope is set when the integration is created and can’t be changed afterward — see Installation scope.

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Start a new listing

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Navigate to the Creator dashboard.
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In the Listings section of the sidebar, select Integrations.
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Under Drafts, click Start a new integration listing.
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Fill in the listing details, including:
  • Listing name and description
  • Category and tags
  • Listing images and logo
  • The public integration to associate with this listing
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Save your listing as a draft. You can return to edit it at any time before submitting.

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Submit for review

When your listing is ready, submit it for review from the Integrations listing page.
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From the Listings > Integrations page, find your draft listing.
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Review all listing details to ensure they are complete and accurate.
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Submit your listing for review by the Notion team.
After submission, your listing moves to the Submitted section where you can track its review status.

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Review process

The Notion team reviews every listing submission. You can track the status of your submission from the Listings > Integrations page in the Creator dashboard. See the FAQ below for review timelines. If your listing is approved, it will appear in the Notion Marketplace. If changes are required, you will receive feedback and can resubmit after making updates. For guidance on the review process and best practices to get your integration approved, check out the Notion Integration Gallery Best Practices guide.

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Frequently asked questions

After submission, expect to hear back from our team within 5-10 business days via email. You can also check the status of your integration submission from the Listings > Integrations page in the Creator dashboard.
You’ll receive an email notification from our team explaining why your listing was not approved. You can also check the status from the Listings > Integrations page.
Integrations are rejected for various reasons, from brand/trademark issues to quality concerns to situations where the baseline integration criteria isn’t met. We encourage developers to review our feedback, make necessary changes, and resubmit. Our goal is to help you create high-quality and valuable tools for the Notion community.
No. Public integrations work independently of Marketplace listings. Listing on the Marketplace is optional and helps your integration reach a wider audience, but your integration can be used via its OAuth flow without being listed.

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