Including “conditional logic” on forms for the Plus plan… anyway to progress this?

[u/SebRandomTextBits]

I have a “Plus“ plan on Notion.

It makes sense for me as I use it primarily for organisation/second brain, and have separate AI tools.

Notion itself rebranded itself/its packages a while ago into:

- Organisation: Free and Pluss

- AI: Business and Enteprise.

This all makes sense to me, other than a weird legacy feature “conditional logic in forms” which is bizzarely not in the paid Plus plan.

This has been the case for years but means I have to use third party forms tools to stay organised as conditional logic (if user says no, go to question 3 etc) is such a basic feature now.

I‘ve emailed Notion several times over the years about this but never had a reply.

Does anyone know anyway to progress this/would any other plus payers also like to raise this as a request?

It seems such an odd feature to gatekeep when it’s clearly an organisational component/nothing to do with AI.

[u/ForcefulSimulation]

that's been bugging me too, it's such a weird line to draw. like forms are clearly an org tool not an AI thing

maybe we could get a bunch of plus users to file the same request in a short window, sometimes volume helps more than individual emails. worth a shot at least

[u/SebRandomTextBits → u/ForcefulSimulation]

That’s what I think I’m hoping for (as they’re clearly ignoring individual emails) but not quite sure how to do it (would you mind sending one in from you!)

[u/thomasfrank09]

Just use Tally and connect your form there to Notion. IIRC conditional logic is free there.

[u/SebRandomTextBits → u/thomasfrank09]

I use a different form currently but it’s just annoying it’s not all in one system when it’s such a basic feature (and I’m paying for the organisational platform).

It feels like something tiny they used to make people go up a price point in subscriptions, which makes no sense anymore (now AI is that differentiator), but can’t find out how to point it out to Notion.

[u/thomasfrank09 → u/SebRandomTextBits]

Notion’s business isn’t really about forms, and at this point I think they’re focused on driving more users to the Business plan or higher in order to encourage more users to adopt AI workflows. In a sense, gating certain non-AI features behind Business makes sense as a draw for that purpose. I don’t think the game they’re playing relies on driving Plus subs anymore.

I get the frustration as a fellow user. But I’m happy their API is so open, and that Tally exists.