Airtable and Hive are both Project Management tools. Airtable starts at $24/mo, Hive at $7/mo. Compare features, pricing, and ratings below to find the best fit for your team.
The question that matters: “In what situation will I regret choosing A over B after 3 months?”
Rollup fields in the Spreadsheet Database count passing, failing, and blocked tests per feature across sprints, catching regressions before code review merges close.
Calendar View color-codes tasks by health - on track, at risk, or blocked - so managers scan the week at a glance and drill into Kanban only for items flagged red.
Gallery View presents deliverables in a visual grid; clients browse and submit sign-off via Forms without needing database access, compressing approval cycles by roughly 40%.
Proofing lets reviewers pin comments to exact frame coordinates on mockups and creatives, tracking approval across concurrent projects without forwarding assets via email.
Linked records map engineers to projects across time zones; Grid View filters by office and availability; Automations flag over-allocated staff within 24 hours of the conflict.
A Table View resource grid combined with Time Tracking surfaces actual versus planned capacity per team member, so managers rebalance workload before overallocation becomes a.
Vendor submissions via Forms auto-populate deadlines and escalation owners; Calendar View maps SLA due dates; Automations send reminders at 7 and 3 days before breach.
Forms auto-populate priority, category, and queue from customer selections, feeding a Kanban board where tickets move through New → In Progress → Escalated → Resolved stages.
Best for: Ideal for individuals or small teams needing basic project management and database features without a budget
Best for: growing teams requiring enhanced collaboration, more automation, and increased storage
Best for: Suited for larger departments or businesses needing advanced security, enterprise-grade features, and extensive administrative controls
Best for: Designed for large organizations with complex needs, requiring custom solutions, dedicated support, and advanced compliance features
Best for: Ideal for individuals or very small teams to explore Hive's core features without any cost
Best for: This plan is suitable for small to medium teams needing essential project management tools
Best for: Designed for growing teams requiring enhanced collaboration and more advanced features
Best for: large organizations needing extensive customization, security, and dedicated support
7 differences found across 20 standardized features
Evaluative strengths and weaknesses: not feature lists
Hive updated "Teams" from Custom to $12/mo
Price change · Jun 5, 2026
Hive updated "Starter" from Custom to $5/mo
Price change · Jun 5, 2026
Airtable raised "Team" from $20/mo to $24/mo (+20%)
Price change · May 28, 2026
Airtable raised "Business" from $45/mo to $54/mo (+20%)
Price change · May 28, 2026
Hive updated "Starter" from $5/mo to Custom
Price change · May 28, 2026
Hive updated "Teams" from $12/mo to Custom
Price change · May 28, 2026