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Baserow
From $10Free planG2 4.6 · 4 reviews
Teams that want an open-source Airtable alternative they can self-host without row limits, or a low-cost cloud database for small datasets.
Quick overview
- Pricing
- Free; paid from $10/user/month billed yearly ($12 monthly)
- Plans
- Cloud: Free $0, 3,000 rows per workspace, 2GB storage, 2,000 automation credits per workspace/month, 14-day row history. Premium: $10/user/month billed yearly or $12 monthly; 50,000 rows, 20GB, 100,000 automation credits/month, 90-day row history. Advanced: $18/user/month yearly or $22 monthly; 250,000 rows, 100GB, 500,000 automation credits/month, 180-day history; adds field-level permissions, audit logging, SSO. Enterprise: contact sales; 1,000,000 rows, 1,000GB, 2,000,000 automation credits/month listed in the comparison table (user docs say Enterprise is available only for self-hosted). Unlimited databases on all plans. Billed per active (non-viewer) user. Self-hosted: free, MIT-licensed core with no row, storage, webhook or API limits; Premium/Advanced/Enterprise features need a paid per-user license key, priced the same per user as cloud per the user docs. Cloud API: max 10 concurrent requests.
- G2 rating
- 4.6 / 5.0
- Comparisons
- Featured in 1 comparison
Key features
- Grid, Form and Gallery views (Free), with more views on paid plans
- Self-hosting with no row, storage or API limits
- Automations with monthly credit allowances per plan
- REST API and webhooks
- Application builder with up to 500 external app users
Pros
- MIT-licensed core can be self-hosted free with no row or API limits
- Viewers are not billed; only active editors count
- Paid cloud plans from $10/user/month yearly
- Automation credits included on every plan, even Free
Cons
- Cloud Free plan is capped at 3,000 rows
- Role-based permissions and SSO need Advanced or Enterprise
- Paid features on self-hosted still require a per-user license
Sarah Chen