Airtable
Airtable enables teams to build powerful, customized applications and workflows without coding, combining the familiarity of a spreadsheet with the structure of a relational database. It accelerates operational efficiency across marketing, product, and business teams.
Last updated Sep 7, 2026 by ATDb automated enrichment
At a glance
- Employees
- 1001-5000
- Funding
- $1.36B
- Revenue
- $150M-$300M
- Stock
- Not Publicly Traded
About
Leading low-code work management platform with strong adoption among marketing and operations teams seeking flexible, database-driven workflow solutions
Airtable is a cloud-based, low-code platform founded in 2012 that empowers organizations to create flexible, database-driven applications through an intuitive spreadsheet-like interface. Its core product allows teams to structure, organize, and visualize data in multiple formats — including grids, kanban boards, calendars, galleries, and Gantt charts — while enabling automation, integrations, and custom app-building without requiring deep technical expertise. Airtable serves a broad range of business functions including marketing operations, project management, product development, HR, and content production. In the AdTech and marketing ecosystem, Airtable is widely adopted as a campaign management hub, content calendar, creative asset tracker, and cross-functional workflow tool. Marketing and advertising teams use it to coordinate campaign briefs, manage vendor relationships, track media plans, and centralize reporting data. Its flexibility makes it a popular alternative to rigid point solutions, allowing teams to tailor workflows to their specific operational needs. Airtable occupies a strong position in the work management and no-code/low-code platform market, competing with tools like Notion, Monday.com, Smartsheet, and Asana. The company has raised over $1.3 billion in funding and achieved unicorn status, with a valuation that peaked at $11 billion in 2021. It serves tens of thousands of organizations globally, from SMBs to Fortune 500 enterprises, and has expanded its platform with AI-powered features, making it increasingly relevant for data-driven marketing and operations teams.
Business model
SaaS
Target market
Mid-Market, Enterprise, SMB
What they offer
Airtable Base
Core relational database product with spreadsheet-like interface supporting multiple view types including grid, kanban, calendar, gallery, and Gantt
Airtable Automations
Built-in workflow automation engine that triggers actions based on record changes, schedules, or external events
Airtable Interface Designer
No-code tool for building custom front-end interfaces and dashboards on top of Airtable data for specific user roles
Airtable AI
AI-powered features integrated into the platform for summarizing data, generating content, categorizing records, and extracting insights
Airtable Apps (Extensions)
Marketplace of pre-built and custom apps that extend Airtable functionality with charts, scripts, and third-party integrations
Airtable Sync
Feature enabling real-time data synchronization across multiple bases and teams, supporting cross-functional collaboration
Airtable Connected Data
Enterprise data layer enabling organizations to connect, govern, and scale data across teams and systems
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Tech & specs
Technology stack
Security & compliance
Deployment
API
Yes
- 2012 · Founded