Low-code platform for building collaborative apps and workflows

Best for: Good for solo use or very small teams testing the platform
Best for: practical starting point: 50K records, Gantt/Timeline, 25K automation runs, AI Field Agents, and extensions
Best for: Unlock SAML SSO, admin panel, two-way sync, Gong/Jira integrations, and Roadmap views
Best for: HyperDB, App Library, and audit logs for large orgs
Airtable offers 4 plans: Free (limited), Team ($20/seat annual), Business ($45/seat annual), and Enterprise Scale (custom). Annual billing vs monthly: about 17% savings. AI credits included in all plans: from 500/month free to 25K/month enterprise. New Portals feature (guest access) is a paid add-on from $120/mo on Team.
Good for solo use or very small teams testing the platform. 1K records per base and 5 editors is tight for real work: you'll hit limits fast.
The practical starting point: 50K records, Gantt/Timeline, 25K automation runs, AI Field Agents, and extensions. At $20/seat annual it's competitive with Notion Teams and Monday.com Basic.
Unlock SAML SSO, admin panel, two-way sync, Gong/Jira integrations, and Roadmap views. Worth it for product teams or orgs needing governance. The $25 jump from Team is steep: evaluate if you actually need SSO or premium syncs.
HyperDB, App Library, and audit logs for large orgs. Negotiate hard: enterprise pricing is flexible. Ask for volume discounts and pilot pricing.
100% above the project management average
Airtable at $20/seat (Team) is solid for collaborative database/app building with AI features included. Business at $45/seat is expensive but justified for complex orgs. Main competition: Notion (better docs, weaker data), Monday.com (better project tracking), and Smartsheet (better enterprise governance).
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Airtable at $20/seat (Team) is solid for collaborative database/app building with AI features included. Business at $45/seat is expensive but justified for complex orgs. Main competition: Notion (better docs, weaker data), Monday.com (better project tracking), and Smartsheet (better enterprise governance).
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