$500 in Airtable credit plus startup content for startups that apply with an Airtable account.
Airtable for Startups is a productivity and SaaS perk from Airtable worth $500 in free credit, open to any startup.
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SecretMarketplace of software deals for startups, with a paid tier for partner-only offersFree (opens in new tab)Airtable's startup application offers $500 in free credit, plus exclusive startup content and educational materials. Airtable reviews applications in 3-5 days.
Source: The provider's official program page (airtable.com/startups) · as of Nov 14, 2026
Source: The provider's official program page (airtable.com/startups) · as of Nov 14, 2026
Confirmed on : the page still states “access to $500 in free credit”
Secret's paid members can claim a deal on Airtable that is separate from the program above, with its own conditions, often the route when the program's own rules leave you out. Premium costs $149 a year or $399 once.
$1,000 in credits on licences for 1 year
Secret refunds the membership if you cannot access the deal and have not redeemed another one.
Read from Secret's own page on October 30, 2026.
Airtable's startup credit is $500 and its free plan stops at 1,000 records per base. These tools publish free plans of their own.
NocoDB's free cloud plan allows unlimited bases, 1,000 records per workspace and 3 editors, and a self-hosted version is free.
Source: NocoDB pricing page (nocodb.com/pricing)
Baserow's pricing page lists a free plan for individuals and small teams with 3,000 rows and 2GB of storage per workspace.
Source: Baserow pricing page (baserow.io/pricing)
Each value is the one its own program page shows today. The reasons were read on the linked pages on October 29, 2026.
Each answer restates what Airtable and the pages linked under it say, read on October 29, 2026; every quoted line was still on those pages on November 14, 2026.
Airtable's application page says $500 in free credit, plus exclusive startup content and educational materials. That is the only dollar amount on the page.
The page is a short application form titled Airtable for Startups - Program Application. It does not list a higher tier, a partner route or a per-startup range.
Source: Airtable for Startups application page (airtable.com/startups)
Create an Airtable account at airtable.com/signup first, then fill in the form on airtable.com/startups. Airtable says it may take 3-5 days to review your application because of the volume of submissions.
The form asks for your name, the email tied to your Airtable account, your LinkedIn profile, your Airtable workspace ID, and your company name and LinkedIn page. Credit is added directly to the workspace you plan to upgrade, so have that workspace ready before you apply.
Source: Airtable for Startups application page (airtable.com/startups)
Airtable's page publishes no eligibility criteria: no funding limit, stage or company age. The only requirement it states is an Airtable account created before you apply.
Because the page does not define a startup, approval is up to Airtable's review of each application. Do not assume a funding or age cutoff that Airtable has not written down.
Source: Airtable for Startups application page (airtable.com/startups)
Airtable's application page does not say when the credit expires or which plans and fees it covers. It describes the offer only as free credit, and the credit goes to the workspace you plan to upgrade.
If the terms matter to you, ask Airtable before you rely on the credit for a specific plan or a set period.
Source: Airtable for Startups application page (airtable.com/startups)
Airtable's pricing page lists no startup discount. Its saving is annual billing: the Team plan is $20 per seat per month billed annually, against $24 billed monthly.
The Business plan is priced the same way at $45 per seat per month billed annually, with a higher monthly rate if you pay month to month.
Source: Airtable pricing page (airtable.com/pricing)
Yes, up to a point: the Free plan has unlimited bases, up to 5 editors and 1,000 records per base. You can build on it while you wait for the startup credit.
Source: Airtable pricing page (airtable.com/pricing)
We have read Airtable's page for it (airtable.com/startups) twice since September 4, 2026, most recently on November 14, 2026. No read has found a different figure or a change in whether it takes applications.
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