About Airtable












Airtable pricing
Airtable has a free version and offers a free trial. Airtable paid version starts at US$12.00/month.
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Airtable Reviews for UK Users
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- Industry: Design
- Company size: 2-10 Employees
- Used Daily for 6-12 months
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Great tool for user experience researchers
My overall experience with Airtable is very positive. I enjoy using it quite a lot.
Pros
I use Airtable mostly to manage user research data and I find it quite easy to use. All of the functionality and features on it, such as linking records, lots of useful apps and data visualization tools, and integration with other platforms I frequently use have eased my life quite a lot. And I'm in love with its newly integrated feature Interfaces. I'm thankful to Airtable for saving me from dealing with Excel sheets.
Cons
There is no text formatting option available. For example, it is sometimes quite necessary to highlight some part of the text i.e. by making it bold, on the records, but unfortunately, it's possible to do this currently.
- Industry: Computer Software
- Company size: 11-50 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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All-in-one product for marketing & information management
Pros
We use Airtable as almost anything. If you are familiar with Airtable, you know that it can be anything. Just to name a few:
Marketing task management
Document and resource listing
Forms for recruiting or surveys
Content planning
CRM
Documenting any sort of research
Visualising simple data
Expense tracking
Cons
Airtable's some of the premium features are not very clear. So sometimes you have to stuck in some free features without knowing that you are already over capacity. However, using this product with free option for about 2-3 years in 2 different company so far. It's great! I also use Airtable for personal stuff like school applications, job hunting, and document/resource listing.
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Airtable is great with free option.- Industry: Marketing & Advertising
- Company size: 51-200 Employees
- Used Monthly for 1-5 months
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So many options but takes too much time to get a good use out of it
Pros
Airtable has a lot of features and can be used for many things.
Cons
It takes too long to setup an effective table that actually eases your workload.

- Industry: Marketing & Advertising
- Company size: 201-500 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Airtable is a great collaborative project manager
My team and I like Airtable because it helps us keep track of all of our clients in one central location. My initial impression was that it wouldn't really make a difference in our regular operations, but now I see how wrong I was. With Airtable, users are able to work with many data types in a grid-based environment. It also facilitates the development of cloud-based apps that are easily integrated with other infrastructure.
Pros
One of my favorite features is the ability to personalize each of my boards. Not only that, but I have the ability to work closely with my team by syncing and discussing our respective projects and making use of our shared notes. It's incredible how many wonderful things there are in the Universe. Airtable helps me plan out my monthly social media posts in advance. I'm able to keep on top of things and make timely social media posts because I plan ahead. My knowledge and experience have taught me to be more methodical and cooperative in my job.
Cons
Every once in a while, things aren't as user-friendly as they could be. Sometimes I'll make my own template, but first I'll look at tens of others to get ideas. Be patient with the procedure; it will take some time to complete. Once set up, the interface is typically straightforward.
- Industry: Media Production
- Company size: 11-50 Employees
- Used Weekly for 1-5 months
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I Prefer Airtable to Google Sheets
Pros
If you're looking for a cleaner, more aesthetically pleasing step up from Google Sheets, Airtable is definitely the way to go. The base templates provided make it easy to set up a table, kan ban board, calendar, or gallery view for the same set of information you're looking to track. I often use Airtable both professionally and personally, tracking both the status of video production for my company but also movies I'm watching, personal goals, personal "to do list" tasks, and travel plans.
Airtable is also a fantastic application for team collaboration. Assignments can be easily delegated, tracked, and completed in one, central location for all to follow, and views can be customized to narrow down the contents of a base to only the information relevant to each individual team member.
Cons
Airtable is a bit limited in its capabilities. The one application I would prefer to use over Airtable in many instances is Notion. Notion's "pages" are a very malleable, flexible-feeling aspect of its software, and I've yet to see a comparable aspect of Airtable's software.
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