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The Notion API transmits data, not browser rendering. This article explains how NotionManager faithfully rebuilds text, lists, tables, and media, and why database view layouts, synced block styling, and unsupported block types cannot fully match Notion.
Notion version history lasts 7 days on Free, 30 on Plus, 90 on Business, and forever only on Enterprise. Backup tools keep copies but often require restoring to view them. Here’s how local-first versioning makes “forever” actually usable.
Notion Page History expires after 7 days on Free, 30 on Plus, and 90 on Business. Once expired, versions are permanently deleted with no self-service recovery. Here’s what “expired” actually means and how to keep versions beyond Notion’s retention window.
Notion Trash and Page History are not the same. Trash holds deleted pages for 30 days on every plan. Page History holds earlier versions of existing pages for 7/30/90 days. Here’s what each protects, where both fail, and when you need a backup instead.
Notion version history is limited to 7 days on Free, 30 on Plus, 90 on Business, and unlimited on Enterprise. It records snapshots every 10 minutes, has no labels or semantic versioning, and makes finding the right version hard. Here’s what it protects, where it fails, and how to keep versions beyond Notion’s retention window.
