monday.com vs Airtable
Airtable comes out ahead of monday.com on 4 of the 8 things that decide this, going by what each company publishes and what independent review sites report. The one that matters for you may be one the leader loses.
The verdict
Airtable takes it, 4–3 on rounds.
On the published figures and the independent review sites, Airtable takes 4 of 8 rounds. Treat that as a starting point and check the current figures on both pages, because prices and plans move.
Choose monday.com if…
- • You want monday.com's edge on what it costs to start and what the top plan costs
Choose Airtable if…
- • You want Airtable's edge on how big the free plan is and how much storage you get
Round by round
- Round 1What it costs to startmonday.com winsmonday.com8/10
$9
Basic, per seat per month billed annually, with a three-seat minimum
Source: monday.com ↗
monday.com wins this round on what the company itself publishes.
- Round 2What the top plan costsmonday.com winsAirtable5/10
$45
Business, per seat per month billed annually; the highest plan with a published price (Enterprise: contact sales)
- $45, against $19
Source: airtable.com ↗
monday.com wins this round on what the company itself publishes.
- Round 3What customers say on Trustpilotmonday.com winsAirtable5/10
1.9 out of 5
TrustScore from 159 reviews on Trustpilot
- 1.9 out of 5, against 2.1 out of 5
Source: trustpilot.com ↗
monday.com wins this round on independent review-site data, not on its own claims.
- Round 4Trying it before you payTieAirtable7/10
500 AI credits, 1,000 records per base, up to 5 editors, 1 GB attachments, 100 automation runs
Free plan limits
- free to teams at no charge; limits not shown
Source: airtable.com ↗
Nothing to separate them here.
- Round 5How big the free plan isAirtable winsmonday.com5/10
Up to 2 seats
Basic, billed annually (Yearly, default; team size 10 seats); rows under 'Complete features list'
- Up to 2 seats, against Up to 5 editors
Source: monday.com ↗
Airtable8/10Up to 5 editors
Team, billed annually (default view; $24 if billed monthly)
Source: airtable.com ↗
Airtable wins this round on what the published sources say.
- Round 6How much storage you getAirtable winsmonday.com5/10
5 GB storage
Basic, billed annually (Yearly, default; team size 10 seats); rows under 'Complete features list'
- 5 GB storage, against 20 GB per base
Source: monday.com ↗
Airtable8/1020 GB per base
Team, billed annually (default view; $24 if billed monthly)
Source: airtable.com ↗
Airtable wins this round on what the published sources say.
- Round 7Planning on a timelineAirtable winsmonday.com5/10
Gantt starts on Standard
Basic, billed annually (Yearly, default; team size 10 seats); rows under 'Complete features list'
- Gantt starts on Standard, against Gantt and timeline view
Source: monday.com ↗
Airtable8/10Gantt and timeline view
Team, billed annually (default view; $24 if billed monthly)
Source: airtable.com ↗
Airtable wins this round on what the published sources say.
- Round 8How many automations you getAirtable winsmonday.com5/10
Automations start on Standard
Basic, billed annually (Yearly, default; team size 10 seats); rows under 'Complete features list'
- Automations start on Standard, against 25,000 automation runs
Source: monday.com ↗
Airtable8/1025,000 automation runs
Team, billed annually (default view; $24 if billed monthly)
Source: airtable.com ↗
Airtable wins this round on what the published sources say.
Side by side
- free to teams at no charge; limits not shown
- 5 GB storage, against Unlimited (100 MB per file)
- Gantt starts on Standard, against Timeline and Gantt views
- Automations start on Standard, against Unlimited automations
- $9, against $7
- $20, against $10.99
- $45, against $24.99
- 20 GB per base, against Unlimited (100 MB per file)
- 25,000 automation runs, against Unlimited automations