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Connect BulkNotion to your workspace, pick the template, select or filter the target pages, and run the bulk update. It applies your template to hundreds or thousands of existing pages in one batch — no manual clicking.Quickstart walks through it.
Yes, and this is the point of it. Notion’s native bulk edit only changes property values like tags, status, or dates. BulkNotion applies a full template to the page body, so you can mass-update the actual content of existing database items — not just their properties.
Filter the database items you want, choose a template, and process all 1,000 in a single batch. What takes about three hours by hand finishes in a few minutes.
Your database rows and their properties are untouched — names, tags, dates, relations all stay exactly as they are.What changes is the page body. From the console, Notion’s own template application replaces the existing blocks on a page, and that part cannot be undone from BulkNotion.From Claude the default is the opposite: existing content stays and the template is added below it (more).Try it on a handful of pages first — the free allowance exists for exactly that.
Yes, and it depends on the plan:
  • Free trial — 5 pages in total
  • 7-Day Pass — 1,000 pages in total, over 7 days
  • Lifetime — 3,000 pages per month, refilling on the 1st
Lifetime accounts needing more can add a one-time or monthly booster of 3,000 pages. Full detail on Credits and plans.
Yes. Lifetime licences can connect up to two distinct Notion workspaces over the life of the account — enough to cover a personal and a work space.It exists to stop one licence being shared across an agency’s clients. If you manage workspaces for multiple clients, contact support about an agency arrangement.
Yes. If the tool doesn’t work as expected, there is a 100% refund within 7 days of purchase. Try it risk-free.
Page content is read at the moment of processing and is not stored on our servers.Notion access is scoped by you — on Notion’s authorisation screen you choose exactly which pages and databases BulkNotion may reach, and nothing else is visible to it. Disconnecting deletes our copy of the token and asks Notion to revoke it; to be certain on Notion’s side too, remove the integration from your Notion settings as well.What is kept is the record of each job — which database, which template, how many pages, whether it succeeded — so your History has something to show.
Yes. BulkNotion has an MCP connector, so you can run bulk updates by asking for them in a conversation. The same guards apply: you are shown the page count and credit cost, and nothing runs until you agree.Setting up the connector

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