Airtable Review - why 4.7 stars?

• Views: This feature provides an insightful visualization of what happens with a timeline view. Users can collect data from a view towards work management.
• Automations: This feature helps various teams to work faster by prioritizing and automating processes.
• Syncing: This feature helps various teams to align with real-time data from different sources. With proper Integrations, this feature can also help to pull out data from other platforms.
• Reporting: This feature comes with a flexible reporting tool that helps various teams group and sort their data the way they prefer. This tool shows report on the progress on what matters the most.

• The software is easy to use and offers good functionality
• Users commend the usefulness of the software systems database and spreadsheet
• The Airtable free version comes with useful features

• Users complain inability to customize the usability of the software

• Functionality: Airtable offers features such as Views, automation, sync, and reporting. Asana is more feature-rich than Airtable, and it offers features such as Timeline, boards, calendar, app integration, goals, automation, workload, etc. Wrike offers features like enterprise project management, agency project management, project portfolio management, resource management. monday.com offers features such as Docs, Gantt, kanban, dashboards, automation, etc.
• Customers/Industries: Airtable targets teams in marketing, products, operations, human resources, sales, and Finance. Airtable is trusted by over 200,000 of the worlds leading organizations. Cole Haan, Expedia, Netflix, Time, Shopify, and Autodesk are companies that use Airtable. Asana targets teams in marketing, overview, operations, and sales. Wrike targets teams in project management, marketing, creative, professional services, product development, company-wide, etc. 20,000+ customers trust Wrike like Google, okta, Simens, Dell, etc. Monday.com targets teams in sales and CRM, IT, operations, Human resources, software development, etc. monday.com is chosen by over 125,000 companies like Coca-Cola, Uber, Adobe, Hulu, Unilever, and Abbott use monday.com
• Cost: According to expert research, Airtable is cost-rated 1 (where 1-2 is low-cost, and 4-5 is high-cost), which means it is a low-cost software amongst its closest alternatives. Airtable starts at $10 per seat/month billed annually ($12 billed monthly). It comes with a free trial and version. Wrike starts at $9.80 per user/month with a free trial and version. Asana starts at $10.99 per user/month billed annually and $13.49 billed monthly with a free trial and version. Monday.com starts at $8 per seat/month and a total of $24 per month on annual billing. It comes with a free trial and a free version.
• Cloud-based/On-premise: Airtable and all its closest alternatives are cloud-based. Airtable offers On-premise for Windows and Linux.
• Popularity: Airtable started in 2014, and the company is privately held. Wrike started in 2007 and is privately held. Asana (started in 2008) and monday.com (started in 2014) are publicly traded as NYSC: ASAN and Nasdaq: MNDY, respectively.
• Support: Airtable offers support channels like Email, knowledge base, FAQs/Forum, and Chat. Wrike and monday.com offer all support channels by Airtable plus 24/7 live rep and phone support.

What is the REAL total cost of implementation? on top of the total cost of licenses which is easy to calculate you need to add the cost of training, customization, data migration, and other "hidden cost". ITQlick pricing score is 2 out of 10 (10 is most expensive). You can fine here the REAL total cost breakdown for Airtable. You can also find here pricing information from Airtable's website.