Airtable Acquisition, Valuation, Funding & Investors

Airtable was acquired by Bending Spoons for $1.3B in August 2026, a 2.7x multiple on $476M of revenue.

Airtable acquisition price

$1.3B

Acquired by Bending Spoons · Aug 2026

Airtable revenue at acquisition

$476M

Last twelve months · Aug 2026

Airtable revenue multiple at acquisition

2.7x

EV/Revenue · Aug 2026

Cumulative funding Airtable raised

$1.4B

across 7 funding rounds

Airtable Overview

About Airtable

Airtable is a San Francisco-headquartered provider of a low-code platform that combines spreadsheet flexibility with database power, enabling teams to build custom applications for project management, content planning, and operations.


Founded

2013

HQ

United StatesSan Francisco, CA

Status

Acquired

Customer focus

B2B

Revenue model

Subscription

Revenue

$147M (Dec 2021)

Valuation

$4B (Nov 2025)

Airtable Acquisition

Airtable was acquired by Bending Spoons for $1.3B on 4 August 2026.

The acquisition price implies a 2.7x revenue multiple on $476M of revenue.

Before the acquisition Airtable had raised $1.4B across 7 funding rounds.

Airtable acquisition details
AcquirerDateTypePriceEV/Revenue
4 Aug 2026Strategic M&A$1.3B2.7x

Airtable Valuation

Airtable is currently valued at $4B, based on its secondary sale in November 2025.

Airtable's valuation has grown 80x from $50M at its Series A in June 2015 to $4B in November 2025, across 6 priced rounds.

Airtable valuation by funding round

Revenue multiple
Airtable valuation by funding round
DateStageValuationRevenue Multiple
Nov 2025Secondary$4B-
Dec 2021Series F$12B79.8x
Mar 2021Series E$5.8B75.3x
Sep 2020Series D$2.6B76.0x
Nov 2018Series C$1.1B-
Jun 2015Series A$50M-

Airtable Revenue

Airtable's latest recorded revenue is $147M, as of its Series F in December 2021. At a $12B valuation, that implies a 79.8x revenue multiple.

Revenue grew from $34M in September 2020 to $147M in December 2021, while the revenue multiple moved from 76.0x to 79.8x.

Airtable revenue by funding round

Airtable revenue and valuation multiple by funding round
DateRevenue *ValuationRevenue MultipleStage
Dec 2021$147M$12B79.8xSeries F
Mar 2021$77M$5.8B75.3xSeries E
Sep 2020$34M$2.6B76.0xSeries D

* Revenue (or ARR) figures are the values recorded alongside each funding round. Typically run-rate revenue at the time of the deal, or a reported LTM (last 12 months) revenue.

Airtable Funding History

Airtable has raised a total of $1.4B across 7 funding rounds, plus 1 secondary share sale.

Airtable's first fundraising round was a $3M seed round in February 2015. The most recent completed round was a $735M Series F in December 2021.

Airtable funding rounds

Airtable funding rounds
DateStageInvestorsRaisedValuationDeal Summary
Nov 2025Secondary--$4BAirtable’s valuation dropped from its 2021 pandemic-era peak of $11.7 billion to roughly $4 billion in secondary market trading. This recalibration reflects broader tech market corrections as interest rates normalized. Despite the valuation drop, the company remains highly capitalized, with founder Howie Liu confirming it is cash-flow positive.
Dec 2021Series FXN (lead); Salesforce Ventures; Greenoaks; Franklin Templeton; ICONIQ Capital; T. Rowe Price; Coatue$735M$12BAirtable, a San Francisco-based low-code platform enabling teams to build customizable apps and workflows, raised $735 million in its Series F funding round in December 2021, led by XN with participation from Franklin Templeton, J.P. Morgan Growth Equity Partners, MSD Capital, Salesforce Ventures, Silver Lake, T. Rowe Price, and existing investors including Benchmark and Coatue. The round brought total funding to $1.36 billion and valued the company at a pre-money valuation of $11 billion, nearly double its prior $5.77 billion valuation. The capital is earmarked for aggressive product development, team expansion, and infrastructure scaling to support a larger global customer base, including over 80% of Fortune 100 companies like Netflix, Shopify, Amazon, and Nike. Airtable focuses on enterprise adoption, combining viral end-user tools with organization-wide scalability amid the growing low-code/no-code market.
Mar 2021Series EGreenoaks (lead); Friends & Family Capital; WndrCo; Ethos VC; Thrive Capital; CRV; Caffeinated Capital$270M$5.8BAirtable raised $270 million in a Series E funding round led by Greenoaks Capital in March 2021, at a post-money valuation of $5.8 billion. The company is a no-code workspace platform that enables non-technical teams in finance, marketing, operations, and other departments to create custom workplace applications and manage data without requiring coding skills. By the time of this round, Airtable had already demonstrated significant traction, having reportedly created over 15 million bases (workbooks containing project-specific information) and serving approximately 300,000 organizations including major brands such as Netflix, Time, Medium, Expedia, Cole Haan, and Shopify. The company had achieved rapid growth, scaling to the $100 million ARR milestone in approximately 3.5 years—a significant achievement in the software-as-a-service space. Following this Series E funding, Airtable continued its aggressive upmarket expansion, raising an additional $735 million in a Series F round in December 2021 that valued the company at $11.7 billion, demonstrating investor confidence in its enterprise adoption strategy and market positioning against competitors like Asana and Monday.com.
Sep 2020Series DThrive Capital (lead); Friends & Family Capital; Ethos VC; Benchmark; D1 Capital Partners; Coatue; CRV; Caffeinated Capital; Inspired Capital Partners$185M$2.6BAirtable is a no-code/low-code platform combining spreadsheet simplicity with database power, enabling users to create custom applications for collaboration and automation. It serves over 200,000 organizations as of September 2020, including Netflix, HBO, Condé Nast, TIME, City of Los Angeles, MIT Media Lab, and IBM. The company raised $185 million in its Series D funding round on September 14, 2020, led by Thrive Capital, with participation from Benchmark, Coatue, Caffeinated Capital, CRV, D1 Capital Partners, and others. This brought total funding to about $350 million at the time. The Series D round valued Airtable at a post-money valuation of $2.585 billion, as announced in the official press coverage. Funds were intended to support aggressive platform development amid COVID uncertainties, including new low-code features, automation tools similar to IFTTT, and enhanced data management capabilities. This positioned Airtable to expand in the rapidly recognized low-code/no-code market. Traction prior to the round included $36 million in ARR at the end of 2019 with 54% growth, accelerating past $50 million ARR by mid-2020 due to pandemic tailwinds and upmarket push. Airtable achieved one of the fastest ramps from $10 million to $100 million ARR in about 3.5 years. The round preceded further growth, with Series E ($270 million at $5.8 billion valuation in March 2021) and Series F ($735 million at $11 billion in December 2021), culminating in over $1.4 billion total funding by 2023. Airtable later reported $375 million ARR in 2023 with strong enterprise net retention.
Nov 2018Series CBenchmark (lead); Coatue (lead); CRV (lead); Thrive Capital (lead); Alexa von Tobel; Sarah Smith; Freestyle Capital; Delphine Arnault; Emily Weiss; Counterpart Advisors; Dan Rose; Caffeinated Capital$100M$1.1BAirtable is a platform that enables non-technical users to create apps and web-based experiences using a simple spreadsheet-like interface, positioned as a no-code tool for knowledge workers to manage and visualize data. Founded in 2012 by alumni of Google, Salesforce, and Stack Overflow, the San Francisco-based company had gained significant traction by late 2018, serving 80,000 businesses including Target, Box, and Slack, up from 30,000 customers eight months prior. On November 15, 2018, Airtable raised $100 million in a Series C funding round, achieving a post-money valuation of $1.1 billion and unicorn status. The round was led by Thrive Capital (Josh Kushner), Benchmark (Peter Fenton), and Coatue Management (Philippe and Thomas Laffont), with participation from CRV, Caffeinated Capital, and individuals including Alexa von Tobel, Delphine Arnault, Emily Weiss, Sarah Smith, and Dan Rose. This brought total funding to $170 million. The funds were intended to support expansion, including hiring more talent and opening offices outside the US, amid rapid growth in the no-code/low-code software sector. Pre-round reports had anticipated a nearly $1 billion valuation, confirming the momentum among Silicon Valley investors seeking opportunities in rising startup areas.
Mar 2018Series BCaffeinated Capital (lead); CRV (lead); Slow Ventures; Freestyle Capital$52M--
Jun 2015Series ACRV (lead)$8M$50MAirtable raised $7.6 million in a Series A funding round on June 30, 2015, led by CRV, with participation from investors including Brennan O’Donnell of SurveyMonkey, Ilya Sukhar of Parse/Facebook, Joshua Reeves of ZenPayroll, Kevin Mahaffey of Lookout, and Othman Laraki of Color Genomics. This followed a prior $3 million raise in February 2015, bringing total funding to $10.6 million at the time. Equitybee reports a $50 million valuation for a listed October 2015 Series A round of $6.1 million, likely corresponding to this CRV-led raise. Airtable provides a no-code relational database platform that offers more power and flexibility than spreadsheets like Excel or Google Sheets, without requiring SQL or programming knowledge. Users can create simple lists like shopping lists or build complex applications such as customized CRM systems. The funding supported Airtable's efforts to establish a niche for users needing database capabilities beyond spreadsheets but not full coding expertise. Airtable aimed to become the default productivity tool for tasks of varying complexity, serving as the backbone for small businesses and teams.
Feb 2015SeedAshton Kutcher; Aaron Harris; David Beyer; BoxGroup; Hammerstone; Amitt Mahajan; Freestyle Capital; Eric Wu; Benjamin Ling; DCVC; Caffeinated Capital; Michael Birch$3M-Airtable raised $3 million in seed funding in February 2015 from a diverse group of investors including venture capital firms and notable individuals such as Ashton Kutcher and Aaron Harris. The funding was used to develop Airtable's low-code database platform, which positioned itself as a bridge between simple spreadsheet tools like Excel and complex databases requiring SQL knowledge. The platform was designed to enable teams and individuals to create customized applications for various use cases, from basic shopping lists to enterprise-grade systems like CRM platforms. The company would go on to achieve significant scale, eventually raising multiple subsequent funding rounds and reaching a $11 billion valuation by December 2021, with its user base growing to include millions of users across more than 250,000 organizations including Netflix, Red Bull, IBM, and the majority of Fortune 1,000 companies.

Who has invested in Airtable?

34 investors have backed Airtable across its funding rounds, including CRV, Caffeinated Capital, Coatue, Thrive Capital, Freestyle Capital and Benchmark.

Lead investors include XN, Greenoaks, Thrive Capital, Benchmark, Coatue and 2 other investors.


Airtable Investors

Investors in Airtable by funding rounds participated
InvestorHQRoundsRoleFirst check
CRVUnited StatesUnited States5LeadJun 2015
Caffeinated CapitalUnited StatesSan Francisco, CA5LeadFeb 2015
Freestyle CapitalUnited StatesUnited States3ParticipantFeb 2015
Thrive CapitalUnited StatesNew York City, NY3LeadNov 2018
CoatueUnited StatesNew York City, NY3LeadNov 2018
GreenoaksUnited StatesSan Francisco, CA2LeadMar 2021
Friends & Family CapitalUnited StatesSan Francisco, CA2ParticipantSep 2020
Ethos VCUnited StatesSan Francisco, CA2ParticipantSep 2020
BenchmarkUnited StatesSan Francisco, CA2LeadNov 2018
Salesforce VenturesUnited StatesSan Francisco, CA1ParticipantDec 2021
XNUnited StatesNew York City, NY1LeadDec 2021
Franklin TempletonIndiaIndia1ParticipantDec 2021
ICONIQ CapitalUnited StatesSan Francisco, CA1ParticipantDec 2021

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Acquisitions by Airtable

Airtable has acquired 5 companies to date.

Last acquisition by Airtable was on July 30th 2024. Airtable acquired Dopt for undisclosed valuation.


Latest Acquisitions by Airtable

Dopt
Balsa
Airplane
Walrus.ai
Description
Dopt is a user onboarding and engagement platform featuring a visual flow builder integrated with SDKs and APIs for web and mobile applications. It powers personalized tours, tooltips, and surveys for SaaS products, connecting to tools like Segment, Intercom, and Amplitude. San Francisco-headquartered, the service accelerates feature adoption for growth-stage software companies.
Balsa is a software platform offering a second screen for builders that integrates with Jira, GitHub, and Figma to enhance workflow efficiency. Founded in 2020 and San Francisco-headquartered, it targets construction and development teams seeking streamlined project management tools amid remote collaboration demands.
Airplane is a San Francisco-headquartered platform launched in 2021 that empowers software engineers to build internal tools without coding. It offers a runtime environment for SQL queries, APIs, and JavaScript tasks, integrating with databases like PostgreSQL and services such as Stripe. Used by teams at Replit and Retool competitors, Airplane supports version control, permissions, and audit logs, scaling to thousands of daily runs for companies with 50 to 500 engineers.
Walrus.ai is a London-based software company providing AI-powered QA testing tools for web and mobile applications. The platform automates test case generation, execution, and bug detection using computer vision and natural language processing. Launched in 2023, it integrates with CI/CD pipelines like Jenkins and GitHub Actions, reducing testing time by analyzing user flows without scripts. Walrus.ai serves development teams at startups and mid-sized firms in e-commerce and fintech.
HQ CountryUnited StatesUnited StatesUnited StatesUnited States
HQ City
San Francisco, CA
San Francisco, CA
San Francisco, CA
San Francisco, CA
Deal Date30 Jul 202412 Jan 20244 Jan 202421 Dec 2021
Valuationundisclosedundisclosedundisclosedundisclosed
EV/Revenue
EV/EBITDA

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Airtable Competitors

Airtable competitors include listed companies like Infomart and Rezolve AI, and private ones like airSlate, Typeform, Flipdish and Redo.

Public and private companies comparable to Airtable
CompanyHQStatusRevenueEBITDAValuationRevenue Multiple
airSlateUkraineKievPrivate--$1.3B-
TypeformSpainBarcelonaPrivate$70M-$935M13.4x
FlipdishIrelandDublinPrivate--$1.3B-
RedoUnited StatesSalt Lake City, UTPrivate--$1.3B-
InfomartJapanJapanPublicly listed$121M$31M$1.2B8.6x
Rezolve AIUnited KingdomUnited KingdomPublicly listed$47M($109M)$950M4.0x

Airtable Public Comps

Airtable is no longer listed, but its public comps include Infomart, Lightspeed Commerce, Wondershare, Ireader, McMillan Shakespeare, Rezolve AI, Opera, Weaver Network, Shiprocket and Hangzhou Raycloud Tech.

Last FYEV/RevenueEV/EBITDA
RevenueEBITDALast FYLTM2027ELast FYLTM2027E
Infomart$121M$31M9.3x8.6x35.9x31.7x
Lightspeed Commerce$1.2B($13M)0.7x0.7x(65.4x)11.0x
Wondershare$229M($6M)6.3x6.4x(231.3x)(175.1x)
Ireader$484M($16M)2.7x3.5x(81.1x)-
McMillan Shakespeare$336M$179M4.5x3.5x8.4x11.4x
Rezolve AI$47M($109M)23.3x4.0x(10.0x)(19.3x)
Opera$615M$141M2.4x2.1x10.5x9.2x
Weaver Network$341M$43M4.4x4.2x34.6x28.3x

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Common questions about Airtable

When was Airtable founded?Airtable was founded in 2013.
Where is Airtable headquartered?Airtable is headquartered in San Francisco, CA, United States.
Is Airtable publicly listed?No, Airtable was acquired by Bending Spoons in August 2026.
Who acquired Airtable?Airtable was acquired by Bending Spoons in August 2026.
How much was Airtable acquired for?Airtable was acquired for $1.3B in August 2026, a 2.7x revenue multiple.
What is Airtable's valuation?Airtable was last valued at $4B in its secondary sale in November 2025.
How much funding has Airtable raised?Airtable has raised $1.4B across 7 funding rounds.
What was Airtable's last funding round?Airtable's last funding round was a $735M Series F in December 2021, led by XN.
Who are Airtable's investors?Airtable's investors include CRV, Caffeinated Capital, Freestyle Capital, Thrive Capital, Coatue, Greenoaks, Friends & Family Capital, Ethos VC, Benchmark, Salesforce Ventures and 24 others.
What is Airtable's revenue?Airtable's latest recorded revenue is $147M (December 2021).
What is Airtable's revenue multiple?Airtable's latest valuation implies a 79.8x revenue multiple ($12B valuation on $147M of revenue).
Which companies are comparable to Airtable?Companies comparable to Airtable include airSlate, Typeform, Flipdish, Redo, Infomart and Rezolve AI.
How many companies has Airtable acquired?Airtable has acquired 5 companies, including Dopt, Balsa, Airplane, Walrus.ai and Bayes.

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