Performance

Airtable's free plan limits you to 1k rows per base, it is unlimited in Coda

Airtable's team plan has a limit of 50k, pro 125k, and enterprise supposedly 500k

Depending on what data goes in your Coda table, you can easily reach 100k rows on any Coda plan

100k is not a hard limit in Coda, if you have simple data and a good schema, you can store even more

Airtable may not even perform well at 50k rows (see

thread⁠

with comments from

@Scott Rose⁠

and

@Kuovonne⁠

)

Coda performs very well in the 10s of thousands of rows (see text doc linked in notion handbook)

I very rarely see anyone actually storing >50k rows in AT. I get the sense it's a fear more than a practical limit most customers hit.

tl;dr I think Coda is pretty comparable, better in a number of ways

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