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Airtable Pricing

Airtable · Analytics & Data

Spreadsheet-database hybrid, valued $11B private. Positioned as the alternative to Excel + Access + Notion for teams building custom workflow apps without engineering. Distinctive for its "database that looks like a spreadsheet" positioning that made no-code databases accessible to non-technical users. Free tier is functional; paid tiers add automation, API access, and larger record limits. Pricing has increased steadily since 2022 as Airtable pivots toward enterprise use cases.

In other words, Airtable is worth it over Google Sheets or a coded database if your ops, marketing, or product team is spreadsheet-fluent but hitting Excel's collaboration and structure limits. Team covers most non-technical teams; Business adds advanced permissions and higher record limits. Very easy for basic tables; steep learning curve for automations and interfaces. Integrates natively and via Zapier/Make. Downside: surprise view/row limits force upgrades, per-seat pricing scales aggressively, and Bending Spoons' 2026 acquisition signals future price increases.

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Pricing summary

Starting price

$24/mo

$20/mo billed annually

Pricing model

Per Seat

Both

Key limit

Seats

Main metered limit

Free trial

14-day free trial + free plan

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Alternatives to consider

Developer needing a real Postgres backend? Pick Supabase. Solo user on a budget? Notion covers 60% of Airtable's use cases.

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Plan	Monthly	Annual	Key limit
Free	Free	Free	unlimited bases, 1K records/base, 1GB attachments
TeamEntry tier	$24	$20Save 17%	50K records, extensions, sync integrations
Business	$54	$45Save 17%	125K records + admin panel + SAML SSO
Enterprise Scale	Custom	Custom	500K records + advanced admin + audit logs

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Common questions about Airtable

Is Airtable worth it?: Airtable is worth it over Google Sheets or a coded database if your ops, marketing, or product team is spreadsheet-fluent but hitting Excel's collaboration and structure limits. Team covers most non-technical teams; Business adds advanced permissions and higher record limits.
What are the pricing tiers of Airtable?: Airtable has 4 plans: Free (free), Team ($24/mo), Business ($54/mo), Enterprise Scale (custom).
Does Airtable offer annual discounts?: Yes. Paying annually brings the entry plan from $24/month down to $20/month — about 17% cheaper.

Frequently asked questions

About Airtable pricing.

Airtable pricing starts at $24/month on monthly billing, or $20/month if billed annually — a 17% saving. Airtable offers 4 paid plans in total, ranging from $24 to $54/month. Enterprise pricing is custom-quoted.

Yes to both. Airtable has a free plan (with limitations noted below) and also offers a 14-day free trial of paid plans.

Airtable has 4 publicly-priced tiers as of October 1, 2026:
• Free — free. unlimited bases, 1K records/base, 1GB attachments.
• Team — $24/mo ($20/mo billed annually). 50K records, extensions, sync integrations.
• Business — $54/mo ($45/mo billed annually). 125K records + admin panel + SAML SSO.
• Enterprise Scale — custom-priced. 500K records + advanced admin + audit logs.

Airtable's pricing has been stable since Oct 11, 2026. See full history at /tools/airtable/price-history.

Airtable sits in the mid-range for Analytics & Data tools. Of the 14 we track with published entry prices, 4 are cheaper and 9 are more expensive. Entry price is $24/month vs. a category median of $49/month.