Notion Cuts Off Business AI Access After Trial Without Warning
A Notion business account holder reports losing access to AI features after 25 days with no advance notice, requiring an upgrade to continue. This creates a trust and planning problem for teams that had built workflows around the AI functionality. The abrupt cutoff highlights a lack of transparency in trial-to-paid transitions for AI features.
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