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The Airtable Price Increase That Changed No-Code

By Kreemhunt Editorial Team ·

Quick answer

Airtable raised prices by 40%. The resulting migration created a visible shift in the no-code market.

Airtable raised Team plan pricing from $20 to $28 per user, with Business plan moving from $45 to $60. NocoDB reported a 300% spike in new deployments. Baserow Cloud saw its largest single quarter of growth.

Airtable moat has always been ease of use, not switching cost. Unlike a CRM with years of sales data, an Airtable base can be exported as CSV and rebuilt in a competitor in hours. The self-hosted alternatives are now genuinely capable — the 2026 versions are polished enough that non-technical users can navigate them.

Price increases above 25% trigger migration evaluation even from satisfied customers. The no-code space has low switching costs that make customers more price-sensitive than enterprise software.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best free Airtable alternative?
NocoDB is the most capable free self-hosted alternative. Baserow has a solid free cloud tier. Notion database views handle simpler Airtable use cases with no migration required.

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