OutDo: the Airtable alternative for operations
Airtable supports apps and relational databases, with interfaces, automations and permissions. OutDo focuses on bringing operations into a configurable system, with offline use and kiosk terminals. Compare data structure, access and plans based on who will use the system.
OutDo vs Airtable
| Feature | OutDo | Airtable |
|---|---|---|
| System scope | One system for the company | Bases, interfaces and cross-base sync |
| Cost at company scale | Per organisation, with included editors and optional add-ons | Per-seat pricing |
| Offline use | Yes, syncs later | Requires connection |
| Kiosk terminals | Included, with a per-plan allowance | Not the tool’s focus |
| Fine-grained permissions | Included in Scale and Enterprise | Field/table editing permissions and interfaces |
| Operations (production, stock, invoicing) | Out of the box | You build it separately |
OutDo features depend on the plan. Automations and API are available in Pro; fine-grained permissions and the external portal are included in Scale and Enterprise. See included features
Which one makes sense for you
When OutDo is the better fit
OutDo makes sense if you need offline use, kiosk terminals and connected operational records. Pricing is per organisation, with included editors and optional add-ons; fine-grained permissions are in Scale and Enterprise.
When Airtable makes sense
Airtable makes sense for light databases, quick internal tools and team projects where flexibility and speed of building matter more than operations on the ground. In that role it is excellent.
Migrating your data
Export your Airtable bases to CSV and import into any table, mapping columns to fields. For larger migrations, our team helps on Pro and above.
