Kestra
100 · HealthyEvent-driven orchestration platform that runs workflows declared in YAML, with a UI, scheduling and hundreds of plugins.
Event-driven orchestration platform that runs workflows declared in YAML, with a UI, scheduling and hundreds of plugins.
Platform for background jobs, workflows and AI agents written in TypeScript, with retries, queues and run history.
Low-code platform for internal tools and workflows with many data-source connectors.
Low-code builder for admin panels, dashboards and internal CRUD apps.
Workflow automation with a visual builder and TypeScript-based integration pieces.
Low-code platform for forms, portals and approval apps on top of your databases.
Spreadsheet-like interface for viewing, editing and querying data directly in your Postgres database.
Developer platform that turns scripts into workflows, internal UIs and scheduled jobs.
No-code database and app builder with a spreadsheet interface.
React framework for building admin panels, dashboards and internal tools on top of any backend.
Relational spreadsheet with Python formulas, custom widgets and fine-grained access rules.
Visual database with grid, kanban and gallery views, forms and an API-first design.
Spreadsheet-style database on Postgres with views, forms, automations and real-time collaboration.
Workflow automation that connects apps through triggers and actions, self-hosted so data stays on your servers.
The code for these is public, but the license is not an OSI open source license, or we have not verified it yet. Check the license notes on each project before relying on it.
Node-based workflow automation with hundreds of integrations and code steps.
Plugin-based no-code platform for building internal business systems on your own data model, with AI assistants.
Data platform that puts an admin app and REST/GraphQL APIs on top of any SQL database.
Spreadsheet-style interface over SQL databases, positioned as an Airtable replacement.
Spreadsheet-style database on Postgres with views, forms, automations and real-time collaboration.
Alternative to
Will it still be around?
Stable
Score 62/100
Can a business use it freely?
Free, share hosted changes
AGPL-3.0 · open source (copyleft)


has,doesn't
10/10 Airtable features free in Teable
Teable has every feature Airtable has on this list.
Airtable has every feature Teable has on this list.
Headline Airtable features on the Team plan, and whether Teable has each in its free, self-hosted edition.
| Feature | AirtableTeam plan | Teable10 of 10 free |
|---|---|---|
| Both have10 | ||
| Spreadsheet-style grid | Included | Yes |
| Kanban, calendar and gallery views | Included | Yes |
| Linked records and lookups | Included | Yes |
| Formula fields | Included | Yes |
| Forms | Included | Yes |
| Automations | Included25,000 runs a month | Yes |
| API and webhooks | Included | Yes |
| Record comments | Included | Yes |
| Revision history | Included1 year | YesRecord history |
| AI fields and assistant | IncludedMonthly AI credits | Yes |
Sources
A 25-seat team on Airtable Team pays about $500 a month. Teable on OpenTools costs $39 a month, setup included, so you save $461 a month, about $16,596 over three years.
Monthly cost
You save each month
$461/mo
92% less than today
Saving from month one
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List price checked 7 Oct 2026 · Source · Disclaimer
Stable · activity, bus factor and issue responsiveness, from GitHub
Score v2 · How it works
99/100
4/100
65/100
Free, share hosted changes
AGPL-3.0 · Open source (copyleft)
What you need to do
Free for any use, commercial included. If you change the code and people outside your company use it over the network, you must publish your changes under the same license.
For Teable
The backend and web app are AGPL-3.0; the packages directory is MIT.
AGPL-3.0 (apps) + MIT (packages) · Open source (copyleft). OSI-approved license that requires sharing changes under the same license when you distribute (AGPL: also when you offer it over a network).
License text checked 2026-10-09 · Read it
Snapshot from 2026-10-09 · Funding: ko fi
Points for pull requests merged into Teable and reviews of them since 11 March 2026 (older history is still loading). Building something another user asked for earns more.