Understanding Airtable Pricing: A Comprehensive Guide

Are you considering Airtable for your project management or database needs? Understanding the pricing structure of this popular platform is essential for ensuring it fits within your budget. Airtable offers a tiered pricing model, which caters to various user needs from personal projects to enterprise solutions. Here's what you need to know about Airtable's cost structure.

Free Plan

• Personal Use: Offers the basic functionalities of Airtable, suitable for individuals managing personal projects. This plan includes unlimited bases with a max of 1,200 records per base and 2GB of attachment space per base.

Plus Plan

• Small Projects and Teams: At $12 per user/month when billed annually or $14 month-to-month, the Plus plan upgrades you to 5,000 records per base and 5GB of attachment space.

Pro Plan

• Advanced Users: For organizations that need more powerful features, the Pro plan is priced at $24 per user/month on annual billing, or $29 on a month-to-month basis. This plan includes 50,000 records per base, 20GB of attachment space, and additional features like advanced calendar views, timelines, and more customization options.

Enterprise Plan

• Large Organizations: Airtable's custom Enterprise plan is designed for organizations with complex workflow needs. Pricing is customized based on specific requirements, so you will need to contact Airtable directly for a quote.

Extra costs can come into play with Airtable credits for automations and integrations, especially under the Pro and Enterprise plans. Understanding your needs will help you choose the right plan and manage costs effectively. For more detailed and up-to-date pricing information, visit Airtable's official pricing page.