Teable Reviews

Everything felt modern and uncluttered. I didn't feel overwhelmed, even with complex databases.

Watch my Detailed Video Review:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QesTfDE5SdI

Pros:

No Learning Curve: I literally chatted with it like a person. "Add a status field with options for New, In Progress, and Done", and it appeared.

Unlimited Core Features: Unlimited bases, unlimited tables, unlimited API calls, unlimited share views. This removes so many artificial limits that other tools impose.

Cons:

Quick consumption of Credits.

I have tried AirTable, NocoDB, AITable, Bika, etc., and so far Teable is the best I have used.

Pros:
- A lot faster compared to aitable and bika
- The concept of "base" makes it easy to use for multiple clients
- Authority matrix is a killer feature. makes it very easy to manage multiple users.
- Really good for concurrent user collaboration
- Automation is very good
- Chatting with AI is fast and accurate(at least for me)
- Creating web app is very good. I created a very nice looking dashboard site for 300 credits.
- The API documentation is comprehensive and interactive. A good sign that a product has a long term goal and it could survive for a long time.

Cons:
- Too low storage. 100GB for tier 4
- "Database connections per space" is not included in the plan
- I find the name terrible (sorry)

Overall, It's simple enough for non-technical people, but still has the advanced features for a developer such as myself. If the product survived for a long time, probably would be my best purchase ever.

Teable is a solid platform, but your experience will really depend on how you plan to use it.

I’ve noticed quite a few people saying the 6,000 monthly credits feel low. From what I’ve seen, that can be true, especially if you’re trying to use Teable as a full app builder or doing a lot of image generation.

For example, I built this simple app: https://appyj5dvlbkl1pdz94c.teable.app/, and it used roughly 3,000–3,500 credits, which is about 50 to 55% of the monthly allowance.

That said, the platform itself is very user-friendly and easy to get into. One thing that genuinely stood out to me was how quickly you can build useful automations. I set up a receipt-tracking workflow using just a simple prompt, and now whenever I upload a photo or PDF of a receipt, Teable automatically extracts and fills in the relevant fields in my base. That part was honestly impressive.

In my opinion, Teable really shines when it comes to tracking data and building automations inside your base. For database-driven workflows and internal operations, it works very well.

I also appreciate how transparent the team has been about the credit model. One thing I’d love going forward is a bigger template library, right now the options feel a bit limited, and more ready made templates would help user get value faster.

Overall, Teable is a powerful tool for the right use cases. Just be mindful of how your workflows consume credits and you’ll get the most out of it.

This is something really really good. If you work with spreadsheets, Teable is likely going to boost your productivity substantially.

I picked up Teable to bring my projects, CRM, and marketing data into one place, and it delivers. The AI chat makes organizing and querying data simple, automations are easy to set up in plain language, and BYOK gives real peace of mind. I especially like generating images and copy in bulk straight from my data. Clean interface, fast to build with, and genuinely useful from day one.