Has Airtable filed for IPO?

Yes. Airtable has filed a confidential S-1 for a Nasdaq listing in 2026. The company raised $718M in its Series F at $11.65B valuation in February 2025. The S-1 filing puts Airtable among the most significant enterprise SaaS IPO candidates of 2026, alongside Databricks and Nscale.

What is Airtable's valuation?

Airtable was last valued at $11.65B in its February 2025 Series F, which raised $718M. The company has raised over $1.3B total since its 2012 founding. Previous valuations include $5.8B (2022 Series E) and $3.8B (2020 Series C). With $900M ARR growing 40%+ YoY entering 2026, the IPO could price at $15–20B if growth continues.

What does Airtable do?

Airtable is a no-code/low-code work management and database platform. It combines the simplicity of spreadsheets with the power of relational databases, enabling non-technical teams to build custom apps, project trackers, CRMs, and content calendars. The platform serves 750K+ paying users including Fortune 500 companies, and is used across operations, marketing, product, and research workflows. The AI-powered version launched in 2024 adds AI columns and workflow automation.

How fast is Airtable growing?

Airtable reached $900M ARR in 2025, growing roughly 40% year-over-year. The company has been consistently profitable at the contribution margin level according to its last public filing. The AI product launch (Airtable AI in 2024) drove significant expansion revenue — existing customers adopting AI features drove ACV increases of 30–50% for many accounts. The company targets 1,000+ enterprise customers as a key growth vector.

Is Airtable a good investment at $11B?

Airtable's $900M ARR at $11.65B valuation implies an ~13x ARR multiple — reasonable for a 40%+ growing SaaS company. The bull case: no-code/low-code is a massive and growing market ($28B by 2027), and Airtable is a clear leader with 750K+ paying users. The risk: Asana, Monday.com, and Notion all compete in adjacent spaces, and Microsoft Power Apps and Salesforce Flow are entrenched in the enterprise. Airtable's IPO will be an important test of SaaS market sentiment.

Airtable IPO 2026: S-1 Filed at $11B — Revenue, Valuation & IPO Date

IPO Status

⚡ S-1 Filed — 2026 Target

IPO StatusS-1 Filed

Target ExchangeNasdaq

IPO Timeline2026 (H2 expected)

Valuation$11.65B (Feb 2025)

Last Funding$718M Series F

Total Raised$1.3B+

HeadquartersSan Francisco, CA

Founded2012

Key Metrics

$900M

ARR (2025)

+40%

YoY Growth

750K+

Paying Users

$1.3B

Total Raised

IPO Timeline

Series D+ Funding ($1.3B+ raised)

2012–2025, multiple rounds

$718M Series F at $11.65B

February 2025 — most recent funding

S-1 Filed

Confidential filing — 2026

Roadshow & Pricing

Expected H2 2026

IPO — First Day of Trading

Target: Nasdaq 2026

What Airtable Does

No-Code Work Management Platform

Airtable is a no-code/low-code work management platform that combines the accessibility of spreadsheets with the power of relational databases. Users can build custom apps for project management, CRM, content calendars, and operational workflows — without writing code. The platform serves 750K+ paying users including Fortune 500 companies and startups across all major verticals. Airtable's 2024 AI product launch added AI columns, automated summarization, and workflow automation — driving significant expansion revenue as existing customers upgrade plans. The platform competes with Asana, Monday.com, Notion, and Microsoft Power Apps. Founded by Howie Liu, AMB Sports & Entertainment LLC in 2012, Airtable has raised over $1.3B from investors including Sequoia, Greenoaks, and CVC Capital Partners.

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