Airtable

Airtable Got Objectively Better. Its Valuation Still Collapsed by 81%.

Airtable’s revenue grew to $480M, its customer base expanded to half a million, and its product became objectively better. Yet, its valuation collapsed by 81%. This is a masterclass in how macro shifts and AI disruptions erased billions in paper value, proving that market valuation is a bet on future narratives, not present performance.

Airtable Wasn’t Saved. It Was Just Acquired to Be Gutted.

Bending Spoons’ $1.3B acquisition of Airtable isn’t a rescue—it’s a Trojan horse. The buyer is known for gutting products and monetizing customer lists. Airtable’s 500,000+ organizations become a distribution channel for Bending Spoons’ own suite. Users should prepare for price hikes, feature cuts, and the slow unraveling of the platform they rely on.

Airtable’s $1.3B Sale Is a Warning Sign for Every SaaS Tool You Love

Airtable is everywhere, yet it just sold for a mere $1.3 billion. With $500M in ARR and $1B in cash, this isn’t a success story—it’s a surrender. Bending Spoons’ acquisition signals a ruthless shift in SaaS: your favorite tools are no longer growth engines, but distressed assets waiting to be gutted for margin. Welcome to the era of enshittification.