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Who would buy Airtable?

Low-code app development software enabling businesses to create custom workflows, automate tasks, and collaborate in real time. Airtable serves teams across operations, project management, marketing, and sales with a platform integrating data and apps for streamlined business processes.

Checked 2026-10-14

1
Google 40%

Bought before:
- AppSheet (2020)· Mobile app development
- AppJet (2009)· Collaborative real-time editor
- DocVerse (2010)· Microsoft Office files sharing site
2
Citrix 17%

Bought before:
- Podio (2012)· Cloud-based social network for businesses
- Beetil (2012)· Cloud-based service desk technology provider
- Viewsoft (1999)· Software developer for web-based application
3
Siemens 9%

Bought before:
- Mendix (2018)· Low-code development platform

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Specialists

Smaller buyers that once bought a company very close to Airtable.

Workday2% · 26 deals in our data
- Flowise (2025)· Low-code AI agent builder platform
American Express2% · 19 deals in our data
- Kabbage (2020)· an online financial technology company based in Atlanta.
Grammarly2% · 3 deals in our data
- Rows (2026)· Superhuman announced the acquisition of Rows, a company that uses AI to manage data and spreadsheets.

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