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Airtable vs monday.com

Which project management tool is right for you? Compare features, pricing, and user reviews to make the best choice.

Airtable

From $20Free plan
G2 4.6 · 3,300 reviews

Teams that need a relational database with custom interfaces and automations, where per-base record and storage limits fit the plan they pick.

monday.com

From $9Free plan
G2 4.7 · 17,270 reviews

Teams of 3 or more that want visual boards with built-in automations, with Pro for teams that need high automation volume, private boards and time tracking.

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Airtablemonday.com
PricingFree; paid from $20/seat/month (billed annually)Free; paid from $9/seat/month
G2 Rating4.6 (3,300 reviews)4.7 (17,270 reviews)
Best ForTeams that need a relational database with custom interfaces and automations, where per-base record and storage limits fit the plan they pick.Teams of 3 or more that want visual boards with built-in automations, with Pro for teams that need high automation volume, private boards and time tracking.

Pros and cons

Airtable

Pros

  • Read-only collaborators are free; only editors are billed
  • Interface Designer builds custom app-like views on Team and up
  • High automation quotas: 25,000 runs/month on Team
  • Unlimited API calls and two-way sync on Business

Cons

  • Free plan caps bases at 1,000 records and 1GB of attachments
  • Business costs $45/seat/month annual ($54 monthly)
  • Record limits per base (50,000 Team, 125,000 Business) can force upgrades

monday.com

Pros

  • Unlimited items and free viewers even on the Free plan
  • Gantt/timeline views and guest access from Standard ($12/seat annual)
  • Pro raises automation and integration quotas to 25,000 actions/month
  • 14-day Pro trial

Cons

  • Paid plans require at least 3 seats
  • Standard's 250 automation actions per month is low for busy teams
  • Monthly billing costs more: $12, $14 and $24 per seat vs $9, $12 and $19 annual

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