Airtable

Updated Project Management software

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What is Airtable?

A configurable database workspace for linked records, project views, forms and workflow automations.

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Who should take a closer look?

Teams whose projects connect structured records, such as campaigns, assets, suppliers and approvals.

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Airtable features

Vendor-described capabilities; availability can depend on the plan.

Airtable pricing considerations

Free plan available

Paid plans are billed per workspace and role. Team and Business have different billable collaborator thresholds. Obtain a GBP quote for the exact plan, roles and AI capacity.

An ongoing Free plan is available. The initial 14-day Team trial does not establish the features of the Free plan.

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What to check before choosing

Test the same sample work, confirm your required plan and check how to export your data before committing.

Airtable FAQs

Does Airtable have a free plan?

An ongoing Free plan is available. The initial 14-day Team trial does not establish the features of the Free plan.

Who is Airtable for?

Teams whose projects connect structured records, such as campaigns, assets, suppliers and approvals.

What should I compare before buying?

Check the tier that contains your essential features, confirm plan limits and compare the total quote with your own expected usage.