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I've tinkered with Airtable a bit and it's a solid product. It's a "database" shown in the style of a spreadsheet. With a number of great features, but of cours
by ShakataGaNai 7y ago
I've tinkered with Airtable a bit and it's a solid product. It's a "database" shown in the style of a spreadsheet. With a number of great features, but of course you got to pay for that.
The plan limit for free I get. However overall I think they use the records-per-base limit as their major "please don't use us for anything automated" function. You couldn't, say, build a light CRM on anything less than the enterprise version because 50k records (for pro aka $20/user/mo) just wouldn't cut it.
For those people who need database type powers for a very very small company - it's really impressive. Anyone larger...probably builds something themselves.
- wy35 7y agoI also messed around with Airtable a bit and I do agree that it's a very polished experience. Interestingly, I've noticed that there's actually a large amount of real estate agents who are sick of Salesforce and are very hyped for Airtable. They're waiting for Airtable to add some essential features Salesforce has before jumping ship.
- jamessun 7y agoWhat are some of the features missing in Airtable that you think would make it more palatable for real estate agents to use?
- gsempe 7y agoThis remark is really intriguing me. It sounds like a business opportunity. I'm very interested to discuss about what real estate agents are waiting from Airtable.