Airtable
A spreadsheet-database hybrid that looks like a familiar grid but works like a database, with linked tables and multiple views (grid, calendar, kanban, gallery).
Visit Airtable →How it helps you
Airtable lets a non-technical founder build a lightweight custom app — a CRM, content calendar, inventory tracker — using a spreadsheet-like interface instead of code. Linked records and different views make it far more powerful than a plain spreadsheet for organizing structured data. It connects to automation tools so your data can drive workflows.
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- Free plan: up to 5 editors, 1,000 records per base
- Team $20/editor/mo (annual) or $24 monthly, 50,000 records/base
- Business $45/editor/mo (annual) or $54 monthly
- Read-only viewers are free on every plan
- Multiple views (grid, kanban, calendar, gallery) per table
Pricing: Free plan; paid from $20/editor/mo (annual).
Caveats
The free plan's 1,000-records-per-base cap is hit quickly on real data, pushing you to the $20/editor Team plan. Pricing is per editor, so a data-heavy team gets pricey compared with a plain spreadsheet.
Bottom line
Pick it when a spreadsheet isn't enough and you want a flexible database without hiring a developer.
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