Airtable alternative

A database with enrichment in every row. No second Clay subscription required.

TinyTables does Airtable’s job, plus the enrichment job Clay does, plus the forms and workflows and email those tables connect to. One product, $49/mo total.

No credit card · 1,000 free credits · Replaces Airtable + Clay + Zapier in one product

Enrichment built in
Company and person look-ups per row
Free forever
1,000 credits, single user
458 apps
Connected out of the box
$49 / mo
Replaces ~$221 elsewhere
I've been using tools like Make, Zapier, Airtable for a while now, so I'm pretty used to stitching different platforms together just to get one workflow running. That's why TinyCommand felt interesting right from the start: it's trying to bring all of that into one place. After testing it, it actually delivers on a good part of that promise.
dcostaanthony, Verified AppSumo buyer, Member since May 2022

Why teams switch

Three things Airtable structurally can’t do.

Enrichment lives in the row

Look up the company or person on any lead row, find their email and verify it, and the result lands in the row. Same everyday job as Clay or Apollo, no second subscription.

Forms write directly into your tables

TinyForms and TinyTables are the same product. A form submission lands in a row instantly. No Zapier sync, no field-mapping that drifts when you rename a column.

Workflows + agents already in the DB

Trigger a workflow on row create. Run an AI agent over a column. Email anyone from a row the moment it lands, not just collaborators in the base. All native: no Make, no Zapier.

Side-by-side

TinyTables vs Airtable

Honest feature parity where it exists. Concrete gaps where it doesn’t.

TinyTables

You
Free
1 user
Forever
$0/mo
Professional
Team
Whole stack; enrichment runs on your plan credits, not a $149 add-on
$49/mo

Airtable

Free
1,000 records
Up to 5 editors
$0/mo
Team
Per user / mo
Most teams land here · ~$72 for 3 users
$24/mo
Business
Per user / mo
+ Clay-style enrichment is a separate $149+/mo subscription
$60/mo
TinyTables compared to Airtable, feature by feature
FeatureTinyTablesAirtable
Spreadsheet-like database with views
TinyTables
Airtable
Linked records, formulas, rollups
TinyTables
Airtable
API access for every table
TinyTables
Airtable
Rate-limited on lower tiers
Built-in enrichment (company, person and email look-ups)
Look up a company or a person, find an email and verify it, right in the row, without a separate Clay or Apollo subscription.
TinyTables
Per-row, on demand
Airtable
Requires Clay or Apollo ($149+/mo)
Forms write into your tables directly
TinyForms shares the same data layer. No Zapier sync, no field-mapping drift.
TinyTables
Same product
Airtable
Airtable Forms = email collector; real form logic needs Typeform + Zapier
Workflow triggers on every row change
TinyTables
Built-in TinyWorkflows
Airtable
Automations on all plans, with per-plan limits
AI agent operating on rows
Score leads, summarize submissions, draft replies, classify tickets, natively on each row.
TinyTables
Built-in TinyAgents
Airtable
Airtable AI fields on paid plans, billed in AI credits
Email send from a row
Airtable's automations can send an email from a record, but on Free every recipient must be a collaborator in the base, and Team allows 100 outside addresses a day.
TinyTables
Workflow email step to anyone, on every plan, or TinyCampaigns to the table
Airtable
Send email action; Free: base collaborators only, Team: 100 outside addresses a day
Replace the typical Airtable + Clay stack
TinyTables
Both jobs, one product
Airtable
Two subscriptions, two billing surfaces
Free tier
TinyTables
Free forever (1,000 credits)
Airtable
1k records, 5 editors
Price for a 3-person team with enrichment
TinyTables
$49 / mo (whole stack, enrichment on credits)
Airtable
$72 Airtable Team + $149 Clay Starter = $221 / mo

Where it fits

A database is only as useful as what flows in and out.

TinyTables sits in the middle of the stack: forms write to it, workflows act on it, agents read it, email sends from it. Same product, same data layer.

TinyForms
Capture
TinyTables
Store + enrich
TinyWorkflows
Route
TinyAgents
Think
TinyEmails
Act

Real flows

What you can actually build.

Lead enrichment pipeline

New row drops into your leads table. We auto-enrich with company size, funding, tech stack, then route enterprise leads to AE, SMB leads to a follow-up email.

TinyForms or importTinyTablesBuilt-in enrichmentTinyWorkflowsSlack alert

Outbound list cleanup

Paste a CSV of 5k prospects. TinyCommand verifies emails, finds LinkedIn URLs, scores against your ICP, and exports the qualified ones.

TinyTables (import)EnrichmentTinyAgents (ICP scoring)Filtered view

Customer onboarding tracker

Sales-completed deals trigger an onboarding row. Each row has an agent that nags the right team on Slack until the milestone is done.

CRM webhookTinyTablesTinyAgents (status check)TinyWorkflowsSlack

Content calendar with AI drafts

Add a topic to your content table. An agent drafts the first version, another reviews it, and a workflow step emails it to your team for approval.

TinyTablesTinyAgents (writer)TinyAgents (reviewer)TinyWorkflows (email for approval)

Switching from Airtable

We’ll migrate your setup for you.

Email us your Airtable account and our team rebuilds your setup in TinyCommand, preserves the logic and design, and helps you wire up the workflows. Live within a week.

Start the migration

FAQ

Questions worth asking before you switch.

How is TinyTables different from Airtable?

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Three concrete differences: (1) enrichment is built in: look up a company or person, find and verify emails per row, without paying $149/mo for Clay; (2) it’s tied to forms, workflows, agents, and email natively, so a form submission can be enriched and routed without any Zapier setup; (3) the Professional plan is $49/mo for the whole stack instead of $72/mo for just Airtable Team plus a separate enrichment subscription.

Can I import my Airtable bases?

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There is no automatic Airtable importer. Export each table as a CSV and import it into TinyTables (CSV and Excel files both work), or have our team rebuild your setup for you. Live within a week.

What does ‘enrichment built in’ actually mean?

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An enrichment column looks up each row and writes what it finds back into the table, on demand or on every new row. On every plan, looking up a company costs 10 credits, a person 20, finding an email 10 and verifying one 5. No match, no charge. It does the everyday job you'd otherwise pay Clay or Apollo for, without the second subscription.

Is there a free tier?

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Yes. The Free plan is free forever for a single user and comes with 1,000 credits. Professional at $49/mo adds 50,000 credits, up to 10 seats and custom AI agent creation.

What about complex relational data, scripts, extensions?

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Linked records, formulas, rollups, lookups all work the same way. We don’t have an Airtable-Scripting equivalent for arbitrary JavaScript; instead, you use TinyAgents to run AI logic per row, which covers much of what teams used Scripting for.

Does it replace Clay outright?

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For the common GTM use cases (enrich leads, find emails, score against ICP, dedupe by company), yes. Very specific Clay workflows (waterfall enrichment across multiple paid sources, deep automation graphs) aren't part of TinyTables today. Most teams under 50 people don’t hit that ceiling.

Is TinyTables a real database?

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Yes. TinyTables is a real database under the grid, with linked tables and rollups, and you can switch the same records between grid, kanban, calendar, gallery, Gantt and form views. Forms write into it, and workflows and agents act on the same rows.

What about Airtable Interfaces?

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We don’t have a 1:1 Interfaces builder. For internal dashboards, TinyTables' built-in views cover the common cases; a custom interface builder isn't part of it today. If you live in Interfaces now, this is a gap worth flagging before switching.

Stop paying for a database, an enrichment tool, and the glue between them.

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