Like Basecamp, Airtable offers a free plan, but its features are limited. The free plan is best for individuals and small teams and comes with unlimited bases, limited storage and up to five creators or editors. Its paid plans start at $10 per seat, per month, when billed annually. Otherwise, it’s $12 per seat month-to-month. Airtable also offers Pro and Enterprise plans for larger teams.

Companies like Netflix, Expedia, BuzzFeed, Medium and TIME use Airtable to manage their workflows. Airtable’s interface is spreadsheet-like, making it familiar and easy to use. You can drag-and-drop files from your computer into an Airtable base to upload them or embed links from YouTube, Vimeo and Google Drive. Attachments are previewed automatically in the Airtable base.

Who should use it:

Airtable is best for teams who need to customize their workflow.