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Right, but even their more expensive paid plan has a 50k row limit, which is low enough to preclude whole classes of applications. They do claim a "custom numb
by rattray 10y ago
Right, but even their more expensive paid plan has a 50k row limit, which is low enough to preclude whole classes of applications.
They do claim a "custom number" of rows in their "contact us for pricing" plan, but the 50k number suggests that anything higher than that would have serious perf downsides with their current architecture.
- mthoms 10y agoI read somewhere that AirTable is deliberately only targeting "human scale" data use cases.