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Appdor vs Airtable

Competitor figures are US list prices per editor per month on annual billing, July 2026. Appdor is priced in euros. The two are not subtracted from each other on this page, because a number in no currency is not a saving.

Airtable was acquired by Bending Spoons on 4 August 2026. Nobody outside the company knows what that does to its pricing; the acquirer's public record with earlier purchases is the only thing worth reading, and this page does not speculate beyond it.

AppdorAirtable
Price per editor / monthFree (5 editors) · Pro €10 · Business €22Team $20 · Business $45
Seat rulesPer editor, no minimum, no blocks. Viewers free on every plan.Per editor, no minimum
Free planYes — 5 editors, every view, chart and dashboard includedYes — 5 editors, 1,000 records per base
Views and chartsAll 12 view types and 25 chart types on every planGantt on paid tiers
Self-hostingYes — one container on ordinary Postgres, docker compose upNo
Formula translationReads 7 dialects, including Airtable'sNo
AIBring your own key; usage recorded, never meteredMetered credits, sold in top-ups

Moving a Airtable base into Appdor

Settings → Import → Import from Airtable. A personal access token you make in Airtable; Appdor lists your bases, previews the migration and applies it. Not OAuth — there is no "sign in with Airtable".

Every import ends in a fidelity report that names what was translated, what was approximated and what did not come across. A saved view that lost its filter is raised as blocked, not buried as a note — you read the list before anyone works in the new base.

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Or we do it with you

One base, one call, up to two hours: we run the import together, translate the formulas, reconnect the links and hand over the fidelity report. €490 one-off, and free for the first five teams — the code FIRSTFIVE is applied for you on the link below while those five last.

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What Appdor is not

It holds no compliance certification. The Airtable connection is a token, not a sign-in button. Self-hosting moves risk rather than deleting it: you own backups, upgrades and uptime, and the hosted plan exists for teams that would rather not. If Airtable is working for you, this page is not an argument to leave it — it is what the alternative looks like when you want to know.

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