Guide · Airtable Business vs Enterprise Scale
Airtable Business vs Enterprise Scale — when Enterprise earns the step
Plan step for a team already on Airtable Business. Business or Enterprise Scale. Quotes below were read 2026-10-20. No new scores.
Use this page if the question is Business or Enterprise Scale
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You already use Airtable Business and need Business versus Enterprise Scale: the admin, audit, and scale rows Business does not have, and a sales-quoted price. Quotes were read 2026-10-20.
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The step under this one: Airtable Team vs Business. The billing cycle: Airtable annual vs monthly. The four-plan map: Airtable pricing explained.
A Business-or-Enterprise Scale check for a team already on Airtable.
- You are on Airtable Business and the open question is whether Enterprise Scale earns the step.
- You want the admin, audit, and scale rows that are empty on Business and marked on Enterprise Scale.
- You want the Business seat price, and Enterprise Scale left as contact sales.
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What this page tells you. When Airtable Business is enough, and when Enterprise Scale earns a sales conversation. This page shows the Business seat lines and the Enterprise Scale rows that are still empty, from Airtable’s pricing page and plans overview, accessed 2026-10-20. It quotes the Business price. Enterprise Scale stays contact sales. An Enterprise Scale dollar: —. Verify before buy.
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This page vs the other reads
Airtable Team vs Business is the step under this one. What Team still covers, and when Business earns that step. This page starts after that yes. SAML sign-in and the admin panel are already on that step.
Airtable pricing explained is the four-plan map. Airtable annual vs monthly is the billing cycle. Airtable Free vs Team is the first paid step. This page walks Business against Enterprise Scale, and stops.
Notion vs Airtable is which object you keep. Airtable vs Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda) is a base versus one living doc. Airtable alternatives is stay or leave. This page starts after Airtable is the product and the plan is the question.
This page is the Business vs Enterprise Scale step. When the Business card is enough. When audit, governance, or the next scale row earns a sales conversation. The Business price is quoted. An Enterprise Scale dollar: —.
What Business still covers
These lines are the Business card on Airtable — pricing, accessed 2026-10-20. At 10:21 America/Vancouver the window was 1600px. At 10:20 America/Vancouver it was 1280px. At 10:20 America/Vancouver it was 1044px. There is no billing switch. Check the billing cycle for that price on the pricing page. A price in another currency: —.
For teams and departments who need advanced features and basic administration
The Business card says “Everything in Team, plus:” and then lists 20,000 AI credits per paid user each month, 125,000 records per base, 100,000 automation runs, 100 GB of attachments per base, premium sync integrations, verified data, two-way sync, an admin panel, SAML-based single sign-on, App Sandbox, roadmap view and Exec Summary cards, and AI Admin controls. Business is $45 per seat/month. Check the billing cycle on the pricing page. The Airtable — plans overview prints the Business billing options and says to contact Airtable Sales for more.
The card says “per seat.” The pricing FAQ says “/user/month.” The plans overview says “per collaborator.” They describe the same billed seat.
Stay on Business when 125,000 records, 100 GB of attachments, 100,000 automation runs, 150 automations in a base, a 2-year history, Unlimited API calls, SAML sign-in, the admin panel, and email support cover the work. The cells Enterprise Scale moves are in the next section. What Team gives is on Airtable Team vs Business.
What Enterprise Scale adds
Read a row only where the pricing page printed a difference between Business and Enterprise Scale. A blank on the 2026-10-20 read stays —. A check mark with no words is a mark, not a sentence. Enterprise Scale has no public dollar.
For organizations looking to build scalable, flexible apps with powerful governance and administration
The Enterprise Scale card says “Everything in Business, plus:” and then lists 25,000 AI credits per paid user each month at list price, 500,000 records per base, 500,000 automation runs, 1,000 GB of attachments per base, Enterprise Scale integrations, App Library, HyperDB, Enterprise Hub, enhanced security and admin controls, Enterprise API, extension and integration management, audit logs and DLP, and AI Admin controls. Portals on that card say Contact sales. At 10:21 America/Vancouver and at 10:20 America/Vancouver the visible text printed Custom pricing and Contact Sales. At 10:20 America/Vancouver the 1044px card printed Contact Sales, and the words Custom pricing were not in the visible text.
…our Enterprise Scale plan pricing is custom, based on the organization’s needs and scale with Airtable.
To purchase Enterprise Scale, please contact sales. On either plan, you will be charged for all users with edit permissions for at least one base in your organization.
Billing for Enterprise Scale and Business plans is calculated differently.
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| Limit | Business | Enterprise Scale | Where it is printed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Card price | $45 per seat/month. Check the billing cycle on the same card. | Custom pricing on a wide window. Contact Sales. Enterprise Scale: — | Business card on the Airtable pricing page. Enterprise Scale prints Custom pricing and Contact Sales. Portal, credit-pack, and services prices are on the vendor page. |
| Who the card is for | For teams and departments who need advanced features and basic administration | For organizations looking to build scalable, flexible apps with powerful governance and administration | Card lines at 1044px and at 1600px. The Enterprise Scale card says “Everything in Business, plus:” before its own list. The plans overview uses the same organization line for the Enterprise plan. |
| Records, attachments, and runs | 125,000 records per base. 100 GB of attachments. 100,000 automation runs. 150 automations per base. | 500,000 records per base. 1,000 GB of attachments. 500,000 automation runs. 200 automations per base. | Cards, and the comparison rows Records per base, Attachment space per base, Runs per month, and Automations per base. 1600px window at 10:21 America/Vancouver. The plans overview still prints 125000 records, 100GB, and 100000 runs on Business. It does not print an Enterprise Scale record count. |
| History | 2-year revision and snapshot history. 2-year run history. | 3+ year. Custom retention policies are a check mark. | Comparison rows Revision and snapshot history, Run history, and Custom retention policies, 1600px window. The footnote says Enterprise Scale customers can configure custom revision history timeframes. Where the plans overview still says 1 year on Business, that split stays on Airtable pricing explained. |
| External email recipients per day | 1,000 | Unlimited | Comparison row, 1600px window. |
| AI credits | 20,000 AI credits per paid user each month | 25,000 AI credits per paid user each month at list price | Cards. The comparison row AI credits prints 20,000 credits and 25,000 credits. The plans overview says Enterprise Scale plans include 25000 AI credits per paid user, at list price, per month. A dollar from “at list price”: —. A credit-pack dollar: —. |
| Admin and governance past the Business panel | — | Check mark | Enterprise Hub, Admin reports, Extension and integration management, and SCIM-synced user groups are empty on Business and a check mark on Enterprise Scale. Organizational units prints Unlimited on Enterprise Scale and is empty on Business. The Enterprise Scale card names Enterprise Hub, Extension and integration management, and Enhanced security and admin controls. Admin panel, user groups, and SCIM user provisioning are already a check mark on Business. They are not this step. |
| Audit and compliance | — | Check mark | Audit logs, Data loss prevention (DLP), eDiscovery, HIPAA Compliance, and European data residency are empty on Business and a check mark on Enterprise Scale. The Enterprise Scale card names Audit logs and DLP. Enterprise Key Management prints Add-on on Enterprise Scale and is empty on Business. A key-management dollar: —. |
| Enterprise API and service accounts | — | Check mark | Enterprise API and Service Accounts are empty on Business and a check mark on Enterprise Scale. The card names Enterprise API. Web API is already a check mark on both. API calls per month are already Unlimited on both. |
| App Library, HyperDB, and Enterprise Scale integrations | — | Check mark | App Library, HyperDB, and Enterprise Scale integrations are empty on Business and a check mark on Enterprise Scale. Azure DevOps sync integration is the same pattern. Gong sync and Jira sync are already a check mark on Business. App Sandbox is already a check mark on Business. |
| Ask An Expert | Add-on | Check mark | Comparison row, 1600px window. Help Center and Community, In-product support, and Email support are already a check mark on Business. Professional Services prints Add-on on both. A services dollar: —. |
| Guest packs | 15, 25, 50, 100, 200, 300+ guests | Contact Sales | Comparison row Available in packs of, 1600px window. Guest user access prints Add-on on both. The pricing cell on the Business column names a portal price. A portal dollar: —. The Enterprise Scale card says Portals: Contact sales. |
Pricing page: Airtable — pricing. Plans overview: Airtable — plans overview. Wide window at 10:21 America/Vancouver. 1280px at 10:20 America/Vancouver. 1044px at 10:20 America/Vancouver. FAQ HTML and plans overview at 10:17 America/Vancouver. Official pages. No affiliate ID.
What the step does not buy
These cells are not a reason to leave Business. They are on the same read, accessed 2026-10-20. The comparison rows were in the visible text at 1600px, 10:21 America/Vancouver.
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| Limit | Business and Enterprise Scale | Where it is printed |
|---|---|---|
| SAML-based single sign-on | Check mark | Comparison row, 1600px window. The Business card already names SAML-based single sign-on. Opening a sales conversation does not add it. |
| SCIM user provisioning | Check mark | Comparison row, 1600px window. SCIM-synced user groups are a different row, and that row is empty on Business. |
| Admin panel and domain management | Check mark | Admin panel, Domain management, Controlled vendor visibility, Organization branding, Federated organization with associated domains, and User groups are a check mark on Business and on Enterprise Scale. The Business card already names Admin panel. |
| Workspaces, bases, editors, and commenters | Unlimited | Comparison rows, 1600px window. A second workspace is already the Business column. The next editor with edit permissions is still a seat. |
| API calls per month | Unlimited | Comparison row, 1600px window. The Enterprise API row is a different row and does change. |
| Synced tables | 20 | Comparison row Synced tables per base, 1600px window. Two-way sync, Premium sync integrations, Verified data, and Multi-source syncing are already a check mark on Business. |
| Email support | Check mark | Comparison row, 1600px window. Ask An Expert is the support row that changes. |
| Payment by invoice | Check mark | Comparison row, 1600px window. The footnote says payment by invoice is available to Business customers who purchase through the sales team. The pricing FAQ says sales-led Business and Enterprise Scale can be an annual invoice with PO, ACH, wire, or check. |
| A person with edit permissions | Charged | Pricing FAQ in the page HTML at 10:17 America/Vancouver. On Business and on Enterprise Scale, a user with edit permissions for at least one base in the organization is charged. A prorated dollar: —. A bill for several seats: —. |
For Business and Enterprise Scale accounts purchased through our sales team, we can issue an annual invoice with payment via PO and/or ACH, wire, or check.
A self-serve Business workspace pays by card. The invoice path is the sales-led path, and it is already a check mark on Business. It is not, by itself, the Enterprise Scale step. A prorated dollar: —. A bill for several seats: —. Professional Services prints Add-on on both. A services dollar: —.
The plans overview says Business and Enterprise Scale require a private email domain. A public mailbox such as Gmail is not eligible. That rule is not a price. A dollar for a rejected signup: —.
Signs a team has outgrown Business
Stay on Business when 125,000 records, 100 GB of attachments, 100,000 automation runs, 150 automations in a base, a 2-year history, Unlimited API calls, SAML sign-in, SCIM user provisioning, the admin panel, and email support cover the work. Enterprise Scale earns the step when one of these is true on the 2026-10-20 read.
- A base passes 125,000 records, attachments pass 100 GB, or automation runs pass 100,000 in a month. Enterprise Scale is 500,000 records, 1,000 GB, and 500,000 runs. One base that needs more than 150 automations is the same step. The next count is 200.
- You need a revision or a run older than two years, or the custom retention footnote. Enterprise Scale prints 3+ year. The footnote says Enterprise Scale customers can configure custom revision history timeframes.
- An automation has to email more than 1,000 people outside the workspace in a day. Enterprise Scale prints Unlimited.
- You need audit logs, data loss prevention, eDiscovery, HIPAA Compliance, or European data residency. Those cells are empty on Business and a check mark on Enterprise Scale. Enterprise Key Management prints Add-on. A key-management dollar: —.
- You need Enterprise Hub, admin reports, extension and integration management, SCIM-synced user groups, or unlimited organizational units. SCIM user provisioning is already a check mark on Business. The synced-groups row is the one that changes.
- You need the Enterprise API, service accounts, App Library, HyperDB, or Enterprise Scale integrations. Web API and Unlimited API calls are already on Business.
- Ask An Expert has to be included. It prints Add-on on Business and a check mark on Enterprise Scale. Email support is already on Business.
A second workspace is not on this list. Workspaces are already Unlimited on Business. The next editor with edit permissions is still a seat. The four-plan map is Airtable pricing explained. The step under this one is Airtable Team vs Business.
How this sits on the scorecard
How this sits on the scorecard
The workspace compare lives on Notion vs Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda) vs Airtable.
Sources
Primary Airtable pages only. Access date for every line on this page: 2026-10-20. The FAQ HTML at 10:17 America/Vancouver said Enterprise Scale plan pricing is custom, and the plans overview said to contact Airtable Sales. The Business price comes from the pricing page and was last re-read on 2026-10-29. At 10:21 America/Vancouver a 1600px window showed Custom pricing. Monthly-billing, portal, credit-pack, and services prices are on the Airtable pricing page.
- Airtable — pricing · accessed 2026-10-20 · official page · no affiliate ID
- Airtable — plans overview · accessed 2026-10-20 · official page · no affiliate ID
FAQ
What does Airtable Business still cover?
On the pricing page, read 2026-10-20, the Business card is for teams and departments who need advanced features and basic administration. It says everything in Team, plus 20,000 AI credits per paid user each month, 125,000 records per base, 100,000 automation runs, 100 GB of attachments per base, premium sync integrations, verified data, two-way sync, an admin panel, SAML-based single sign-on, App Sandbox, roadmap view and Exec Summary cards, and AI Admin controls. The comparison rows at 10:21 America/Vancouver also print Unlimited workspaces, 150 automations per base, 2-year revision and run history, Unlimited API calls, 1,000 external email recipients a day, 20 synced tables, email support, and a check mark for SCIM user provisioning. What Team gives, and when Business earned that step, is Airtable Team vs Business.
What does Enterprise Scale add?
The Enterprise Scale card, same access date, is for organizations looking to build scalable, flexible apps with powerful governance and administration. It says everything in Business, plus 25,000 AI credits per paid user each month at list price, 500,000 records per base, 500,000 automation runs, 1,000 GB of attachments per base, Enterprise Scale integrations, App Library, HyperDB, Enterprise Hub, enhanced security and admin controls, Enterprise API, extension and integration management, audit logs and DLP, and AI Admin controls. The comparison rows add SCIM-synced user groups, admin reports, unlimited organizational units, eDiscovery, HIPAA Compliance, European data residency, custom retention policies, service accounts, and Ask An Expert as a check mark rather than an add-on. Enterprise Key Management prints Add-on. A key-management dollar: —.
When has a team outgrown Business?
When a base passes 125,000 records, attachments pass 100 GB, automation runs pass 100,000 in a month, or one base needs more than 150 automations. When you need a revision window past 2-year, or the custom retention footnote. When an automation has to email more than 1,000 people outside the workspace in a day. When you need audit logs, data loss prevention, eDiscovery, HIPAA Compliance, or European data residency. When you need Enterprise Hub, admin reports, SCIM-synced user groups, unlimited organizational units, the Enterprise API, or service accounts. When Ask An Expert has to be included rather than an add-on. The pricing FAQ says a record or attachment overage still leaves the base usable, and you cannot add more until you upgrade. Automation and API use is capped at the plan limit.
Is SAML or SCIM the reason to leave Business?
Not the rows that are already a check mark. SAML-based single sign-on and SCIM user provisioning are a check mark on Business and on Enterprise Scale. The Business card already names SAML-based single sign-on. The row that is empty on Business is SCIM-synced user groups. Admin panel and domain management are also already a check mark on Business. This page does not treat those marks as the step.
What does Airtable Business cost?
On https://airtable.com/pricing, Business is $45 per seat/month. Check the billing cycle on the same card. Enterprise Scale pricing is custom, and the plans overview says to contact Airtable Sales.
What is the Enterprise Scale price?
Custom pricing on the 1600px window and the 1280px window. The card says Contact Sales. The 1044px card also says Contact Sales, and the words Custom pricing were not in that visible text. The pricing FAQ says Enterprise Scale plan pricing is custom, based on the organization’s needs and scale with Airtable, and says to contact sales. The plans overview says billing for Enterprise Scale and Business plans is calculated differently, and says to reach out to the sales team. No public dollar. Enterprise Scale: —.
Where are the other Airtable prices?
Monthly-billing prices, portals, credit packs, services, and Enterprise Scale pricing are on the Airtable pricing page. Enterprise Scale prints Custom pricing and Contact Sales.
How do you buy Enterprise Scale, and who is charged?
The pricing FAQ, accessed 2026-10-20, says you can purchase Business in workspace settings or by contacting sales. To purchase Enterprise Scale, contact sales. On either plan, users with edit permissions for at least one base in the organization are charged. Enterprise Scale can create unlimited org units, workspaces, and bases. Charges are prorated by months after an editor is added. This page does not print that prorated dollar. Self-serve Business pays by card. Sales-led Business and Enterprise Scale can be an annual invoice with PO, ACH, wire, or check. The plans overview says Business and Enterprise Scale require a private email domain. A public-domain signup dollar: —.
Does this page rank Airtable against Notion or Superhuman Docs?
No. The step under this one is Airtable Team vs Business. The four-plan map is Airtable pricing explained. The billing cycle is Airtable annual vs monthly. A wiki versus a base is Notion vs Airtable. A base versus one living doc is Airtable vs Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda). A stay-or-leave list is Airtable alternatives. This page is only the Business to Enterprise Scale step.
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