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Airtable vs Strikingly

Airtable confirms 4 of the features we check on its own site; Strikingly confirms 8. Starting prices: Airtable not published, Strikingly USD 8/mo.

Airtable

Teams building custom no-code business apps on relational data.

Watch out: Not a public website builder; no prices in the text.

Strikingly

Individuals and small businesses wanting a simple no-code site with built-in store.

Watch out: Free and entry plans limit pages and charge transaction fees on store sales.

Overview & pricing
CategoryWebsites, CMS & No-codeWebsites, CMS & No-code
SpecialtyApp buildingWebsite builder
Based in🇺🇸 United States🇨🇳 China
Best forAll sizesAll sizes
Starting priceUnconfirmedUSD 8/mo
Free planUnconfirmed✓Yes
Free trialUnconfirmedUnconfirmed
Features confirmed on each vendor’s site
Templates · Core featuresUnconfirmed✓Templates linked in main navigation
Custom domain · Core featuresUnconfirmed✓Connect a custom domain on paid plans
CMS / blog · Core featuresUnconfirmed✓Built-in simple blog
Forms · Core featuresUnconfirmed✓Sign up and contact forms
Built-in database · Core features✓Relational databases connecting apps and workflowsUnconfirmed
Workflows / app logic · Core features✓Automations for workflowsUnconfirmed
Sell online · Core featuresUnconfirmed✓Simple Store with PayPal or Stripe
Custom code / code export · Core featuresUnconfirmed◐Custom code embedding on Pro and above
AI site / app builder · Core features✓AI App Building: build custom business apps with no codeUnconfirmed
Hosting included · Core featuresUnconfirmed✓Fully-managed cloud hosting included
Live chat support · SupportUnconfirmed✓24/7 chat support
Phone support · SupportUnconfirmed◐Phone support (English) on VIP plan
24/7 support · SupportUnconfirmed✓24/7 support listed
Roles & permissions · Security & compliance✓Centrally manage security and permissionsUnconfirmed
Integrations
Listed on its siteSlack, Google Drive, Salesforce, Jira, Zendesk, ClaudeUnconfirmed

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Every ✓ / ✕ comes from the vendor’s own website (sources on each product page). Unconfirmed means the site doesn’t say — not that the feature is missing.