Metric Card
Metric Card
Metric Card
Show a single number, formula, or rollup as a large, readable Metric Card on Details (and other view screens) — ideal for scores, totals, and KPIs.
What you get
Large numeric display
Add Metric Card, bind field
Big value (for example Score 92)
Field types
Number, formula, rollup
Same number Notion shows
Placement
Details (or other view layouts)
Sits with your other view components

Before you start
A Notion property that is number, formula, or rollup
A Details (or view) screen for that database
Reload Data after the property exists in Notion
Step 1 — Add Metric Card
Open the Details screen in the builder.
Choose Add component → Metric Card.
Bind it to your number / formula / rollup field (for example Score).
Set the label if you want a title above the value.
Step 2 — Preview and publish
Select a record that has a non-empty value.
Confirm the Metric Card shows the expected number in preview.
Publish and open the same record in the live app.

Checklist
Troubleshooting
Card empty
Formula/rollup not computed in Notion yet
Fill source props in Notion; Reload Data
Wrong field type
Bound to text/status
Re-bind to number/formula/rollup
Value formatting differs
Formula display limits from Notion API
Confirm value in Notion; see formula docs for known limits
Related reading
Annotated builder screenshots


Complete Builder Options Reference
Metric-style presentations reuse List Data and Appearance controls (View Type / Style / mapped fields). See List (View Items) for the full option inventory.
Data mappings used as metrics
What it does: Chooses which properties feed the card’s primary number/label. How to use it: Map the numeric or status field users care about first. Why / recommended default: One metric idea per card; avoid overcrowding Caption/Tag.