Discord is better suited for community-focused real-time interaction, while Notion is a more comprehensive workspace for project management and documentation.
| Attribute | Discord | Notion |
|---|---|---|
| Real-time Communication | Voice, video, text chat rooms, direct messaging | Comments, mentions, discussion pages, live edits |
| Project Management | Versatile with bots, task management, knowledge management | Task assignments, progress tracking, Kanban boards, calendars, timelines |
| Task Management | Task management bots | Tasks in lists, due dates, labels, urgency levels, reminders |
| Note-Taking and Documentation | Knowledge Manager bot | Workspace for notes, templates for different needs |
| Customization and Integration | Bots and integrations with other services | Block feature, integrates with Google Drive, Slack, Jira |
| Community Building | Centered around community management, tools for moderation | Shared workspaces and collaborative documents |
| User Roles and Permissions | Granular user roles and permissions | Workspace owner, membership admin, member, guest |
| File Storage | Limitations in the free version | Allows uploading and storing files, paid plans offer larger limits |
| Security | Encryption for voice, 2FA | TLS 1.2, AES-256, multi-factor authentication, SOC 2 |
| Pricing | Free, Nitro Basic, Nitro | Free, Plus, Business, Enterprise |