Transferring a Notion site to a completely different workspace or account is not officially supported. Notion URLs are tied to the workspace and the unique page IDs, so moving pages to a new workspace will generate new URLs, breaking all existing links and potentially affecting SEO.
However, there is a workaround that allows you to keep your URLs intact while giving control to a new account.
Step-by-Step: Giving the Site to a New Account
Invite the New Account
Go to Account Name located in the upper left corner of your Current Notion Workspace
Choose Invite Members
Invite the new account as Admin
They must accept the invite first
Promote to Workspace Owner
In the same workspace members list, go to Settings
Click Teamspaces
Change their role to Workspace Owner
Confirm the change
✅ Now they control the workspace — including all pages, billing, and permissions
Remove the Old Owner (Optional)
After confirming that the new account can access everything:
Go to Members → select old account → remove them (this needs a business plan to modify the roles)
⚠️ Only do this after ownership transfer is confirmed
If you really want to move it to a different workspace, you have to duplicate the notion site and follow the instructions on this link: Move and Duplicate Content
Important Notes
You cannot remove the old owner before making the new account a Workspace Owner — Notion won’t allow it
The new account automatically gets all pages, including the site once they are Workspace Owner
Placement in a Teamspace is not required to “give” the site — it just helps organize pages