Airtable Overview
Pro stress-test →Airtable blends a spreadsheet tool's simplicity with a database's power, offering a no-code platform that enables organizations to build custom applications without technical expertise. Adoption reaches 80% of the Fortune 100, part of the more than 500,000 organizations using the platform, making it a category leader in low-code/no-code development.
Strategic Profile
Pro stress-test →The company's success has been built on its position as a category leader in the no-code app builder space, with a "land and expand" strategy typically starting with marketing and operations teams before expanding across organizations through verticalized offerings. This AI-native transformation has produced Airtable's first stand-alone product in 13 years: Superagent, available at superagent.com (launched January 2026), building on Airtable's acquisition of DeepSky (October 2025).
Competitive Landscape
Pro stress-test →Airtable competes directly with players like Smartsheet and Monday.com but differentiates itself via stronger developer-centric APIs and a more visual, flexible user interface, advantages reflected in its higher valuation multiples. In late 2023, competitors Asana ($600M), Monday.com ($757M), and Smartsheet ($987M) showed more modest growth rates between 23-38% YoY, while operating in more traditional project management spaces.
Industry Context
Airtable operates in No-code and low-code application development platforms.
Key facts
Founded: 2012 · Headquarters: San Francisco, US · Employees: 936 (as of May 31, 2026) · Revenue: Estimated $194.4M (most recent estimate; Airtable does not officially disclose ARR) · Market cap: Estimated $2.6B–$4.0B (secondary market, June 2026)