41 Airtable Statistics for 2026

Over 450,000 organizations now use Airtable globally, including 80% of the Fortune 100. The company hit $478M ARR in 2024, growing 27% year-over-year. It has raised $1.36 billion in total funding and rebranded as an AI-native platform in 2025.

Below you'll find 41 Airtable statistics organized by theme.

Key Takeaways

• Over 450,000 organizations worldwide use Airtable, including most of the Fortune 100.
• Airtable's ARR reached $478M in 2024, growing 27% from $375M the year before.
• Enterprise clients deliver 170% net dollar retention, far above Asana (130%) and Monday.com (120%).
• Teams using Airtable report a 90% reduction in manual data entry.
• The company raised a $735M Series F in December 2021, valuing it at $11.7 billion post-money.

User Adoption Statistics

Airtable's user base spans organizations of every size, from solo operators to global enterprises. Its no-code model lowers the barrier enough for non-technical teams to build workflows without IT involvement.

1. Over 450,000 organizations globally use Airtable as of 2024, according to the company's own Marketing Trends Report.

2. 80% of the Fortune 100 relied on Airtable as of December 2021, when the Series F was announced.

3. Half of Fortune 1,000 companies used Airtable as of March 2021, and that share has grown since.

4. Airtable's enterprise customer base grew 3.4× during 2020-2021, reflecting an accelerating shift to business users.

5. 13,000 net new customers joined the platform in one year during that same growth period.

6. Notable customers include Amazon, Netflix, IBM, LVMH, Nike, Red Bull, Walmart, Autodesk, and Intuit, per official announcements.

Revenue & Growth Statistics

Airtable's revenue trajectory shows consistent acceleration, outpacing several larger productivity competitors on growth rate even as absolute ARR remains smaller. Its shift to enterprise in 2018 was the inflection point.

7. Airtable's $375M ARR in 2023 represented a 50% year-over-year increase.

8. ARR grew to $478M in 2024, a 27% increase from the prior year.

9. Estimated revenue for 2025 is $600M, reflecting continued enterprise expansion.

10. Airtable scaled from $10M to $100M ARR in approximately 3.5 years, one of the faster trajectories in no-code SaaS.

11. The company reports approximately 90% gross margins as of August 2025, though leadership has signaled willingness to invest those margins in AI growth.

12. Airtable reached cash flow positivity in late 2024 while maintaining 30% annual growth.

13. For comparison, competitors' ARR in late 2023 were Asana at $600M, Monday.com at $757M, and Smartsheet at $987M, all growing 23-38% annually.

Funding & Valuation Statistics

Airtable raised at aggressive multiples during the 2021 market peak, then recalibrated in 2022-2023. The CEO's January 2026 comments suggest the company is now focused on sustainable growth over another funding push.

14. Airtable has raised $1.36 billion in total funding across seven rounds since its founding in 2012.

15. The Series E (March 2021) raised $270M and valued Airtable at $5.77 billion.

16. The Series F (December 2021) raised $735M and valued the company at $11 billion pre-money (approximately $11.7 billion post-money).

17. Series F investors included XN, Franklin Templeton, J.P. Morgan, MSD Capital, and Salesforce Ventures, alongside existing backers like Benchmark and Thrive Capital.

18. The Series F valued Airtable at a 75× revenue multiple based on its 2021 ARR of $156M, reflecting peak SaaS valuations.

19. As of January 2026, Airtable traded on secondary markets at approximately $4 billion, a 66% decline from the 2021 peak, per CEO Howie Liu.

20. CEO Howie Liu stated in January 2026 that roughly half of the capital raised remains in the bank, with the company "throwing off cash."

21. In October 2025, Airtable acquired DeepSky, an AI research startup that had raised approximately $40 million in venture funding, and hired David Azose (formerly of OpenAI) as CTO.

Enterprise Adoption Statistics

Airtable's "land and expand" strategy starts with one team (often marketing or operations) and grows through the organization. The high net dollar retention numbers show that expansion is working: existing customers are spending significantly more each year.

22. Airtable's enterprise segment delivered 100% year-over-year growth in its highest-growth period, outpacing the overall company.

23. Enterprise clients generate 170% net dollar retention, meaning existing customers collectively spend 70% more each year through expansions and upgrades.

24. For comparison, Asana reported 130% NDR and Monday.com 120% NDR in their publicly disclosed enterprise figures.

25. The majority of Airtable's total revenue comes from its enterprise segment, per the company's 2022 statements to TechCrunch.

26. Enterprise organizations typically start with one team and expand across departments using verticalized offerings like "Airtable for Marketing," according to Sacra's private market analysis.

AI Capabilities & Adoption Statistics

Airtable launched AI in beta in June 2023, rebuilt the entire platform around AI in June 2025, and shipped its first standalone multi-agent product in January 2026. The adoption data from the beta phase shows strong early demand.

27. During Airtable AI's beta, over 1,200 organizations collectively produced millions of AI-generated responses through the platform.

28. 66% of users report better insights and measurements as their top benefit from Airtable AI, according to Airtable's own customer data.

29. 61% of AI users report improvements in asset utilization and ROI.

30. 59% of users say AI helps them drive customer loyalty through more relevant outputs.

31. 56% of users credit AI with scaling content generation while reducing costs.

32. Airtable's platform now supports 100 million records per table and thousands of AI-powered agents, built for enterprise-scale automation.

33. Cobuilder, Airtable's natural-language app builder launched in July 2024, became the company's fastest-adopted feature in its history.

34. In January 2026, Airtable launched Superagent, its first standalone multi-agent product designed to coordinate AI agents delivering finished work.

Productivity & ROI Statistics

These figures come from Airtable's own customer data, published in its 2024 Marketing Trends Report. Treat them as self-reported benchmarks: they reflect specific named customers, not an average across all users.

35. A multinational entertainment and media company using Airtable eliminated 90% of data entry after standardizing production processes in the platform.

36. A global media provider saved $2.6 million in operational overhead by replacing siloed spreadsheets with Airtable.

37. That same global media provider tripled campaign launch velocity (3.4×) after moving to Airtable from disconnected tools.

38. Gartner projected that by 2023, non-IT developers at large enterprises would outnumber professional developers by at least 4×, cited by Airtable in its Series F materials to frame the low-code opportunity.

Company Operations Statistics

Two rounds of workforce reductions in 2022 and 2023 trimmed Airtable's headcount significantly, refocusing the company on enterprise and AI. The 927-employee count in early 2026 is leaner than the peak but paired with higher ARR per employee.

39. In December 2022, Airtable laid off 254 employees, roughly 20% of its workforce, to concentrate on enterprise.

40. In September 2023, Airtable laid off an additional 237 employees, approximately 27% of its workforce at that time.

41. As of March 2026, Airtable employs 927 people, down substantially from its 2021-2022 peak but paired with nearly three times the ARR.

What These Statistics Mean for Your Team

Airtable's numbers tell a straightforward story: the platform scaled fast, went through a painful right-sizing, and emerged as a cash-flow-positive enterprise tool with meaningful AI capabilities. The 170% net dollar retention is the most telling statistic. It means teams don't just stay, they expand significantly.

If you manage remote workflows or cross-functional operations, the 90% manual data entry reduction and 3.4× campaign speed are the most practical benchmarks. These aren't feature claims. They come from specific customer-reported outcomes tracked against prior workflows.

The AI relaunch in 2025 and Superagent launch in 2026 signal where Airtable is heading: toward AI agents that complete tasks autonomously within your data, not just AI that generates text on request.

Conclusion

Airtable built a $478M ARR business by starting with prosumers and methodically expanding into enterprise. The 170% net dollar retention and 100% enterprise revenue growth show that once teams adopt the platform, they use it more. The 2025 AI-native relaunch and Superagent launch in 2026 position Airtable to compete not just as a database tool, but as a coordination layer for autonomous work.

If you're evaluating it for your team, the productivity data (90% less manual entry, 3.4× faster campaigns) gives you a starting benchmark for your own case.