Airtable Extension

Airtable Extension Success Stories [2024]

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Updated: October 10th, 2024

Expand Airtable's versatility by offering customized extensions.

An Airtable extension business focuses on developing add-ons that enhance the functionality of this powerful database tool. You create bespoke features that cater to specific needs—whether that’s advanced reporting, complex integrations, or automated workflows.

Businesses often need tailored solutions to maximize Airtable’s capabilities. Your knowledge and coding skills can fill this gap, allowing companies to leverage Airtable more effectively.

Want to solve real problems and create valuable tools? This idea combines technical savvy with practical business applications, making it a worthwhile pursuit for those looking to innovate.

In this list, you'll find real-world Airtable extension success stories and very profitable examples of starting a Airtable extension that makes money.

1. Data Fetcher ($276K/year)

In 2020, Andy learned about a Google Sheets add-on called API Connector, which imports your data into a simple Google sheet.

Around the same time, Andy noticed the rise in popularity of Airtable.

Since Google Sheets and Airtable were close in compatibility, Andy decided to build a similar type of data integration tool for Airtable.

Andy’s 3-step method for coming up with ideas is helpful context for understanding how he came up with the idea: - Find a platform that is already growing massively. - Look at already successful tools for more mature platforms. - Build an equivalent tool for the new platform.

How much money it makes: $276K/year
How much did it cost to start: $100
How many people on the team: 0

How I Built An Airtable Plugin That Lets Users Manage Their Data Better [$80K/Year]

Data Fetcher is a no-code tool that imports data into Airtable which has reached 190 paying customers in just over a year after launch and is making $6500 in MRR, with a goal of reaching $30k+ in MRR, for aspiring founders looking to bootstrap an app to life-changing revenue as a solo founder.

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