Excellent value for money competitor for Airtable
September 15, 2021
Excellent value for money competitor for Airtable
Score 8 out of 10
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Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with Stackby
Used primarily by me, but extending soon to the whole team. It allowed me to build a streamlined CRM that suited our needs. It's a great alternative to Airtable - has a very similar UI and is very simple to use. Perfect for setting up straightforward online relational databases. Amazing value for money compared with Airtable.
There are the occasional few kinks - can be fussy with data formatting and we had a few issues when straying from the beaten path of Zapier / Mailchimp, etc to more unusual competitors, but overall it's just difficult to beat the value for money and the development team seems pretty onto it.
There are the occasional few kinks - can be fussy with data formatting and we had a few issues when straying from the beaten path of Zapier / Mailchimp, etc to more unusual competitors, but overall it's just difficult to beat the value for money and the development team seems pretty onto it.
- Relational databases
- Custom spreadsheet-like data storage
- Import and export
- You can back it up!!
- Integration with PabblyConnect could be better
- Better tracking of customer facing activity
- Less forgotten contacts
- $48 US per month saved in Airtable fees!
Airtable - better all round than Stackby but way more expensive (actually not all round - Stackby you can actually backup unlike Airtable)
Infinity - bought this and wished we hadn't. Its data structures and terminology are super-confusing and it's really hard to set up
Notion - not strong enough as a database but very lovely to look at!
Infinity - bought this and wished we hadn't. Its data structures and terminology are super-confusing and it's really hard to set up
Notion - not strong enough as a database but very lovely to look at!
Do you think Stackby delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Stackby's feature set?
Yes
Did Stackby live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Stackby go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Stackby again?
Yes