Airtable to Xano
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At the time this document was last updated, Airtable's published pricing models offer a maximum of 500,000 records per base, and 1,000 GB of file storage.
Xano's database does not have a record limit, or a limit on file storage. We can scale infinitely to meet your data needs.
Airtable themselves say that it is not intended to use their platform for an application backend.
For this reason, it is important to note that Airtable is not intended to be a backend hosting service/real-time database like Heroku, Parse, Firebase, or MongoDB. Instead, Airtable is primarily designed for use cases where all users will be directly interacting within the Airtable UI. From Troubleshooting Airtable base performance
Airtable says this is because as the volume of requests to your Airtable base increases, it may not be able to perform as expected under such load.
Xano is built from the ground up to be a capable, scalable, and secure backend solution.
While there is no direct migration of your Airtable automations to Xano, we want to make it as easy as possible to rebuild. Please see the table and linked resources below for common Airtable -> Xano functionality translations. Click on the Xano Function name to be taken to Xano's documentation, or review the video examples provided.
