US 501(c)(3) nonprofits (not churches, hospitals, government or private foundations) get 50% off Airtable Team plans, $12/user/month instead of $24. Discount, not cash.
Airtable gives qualifying nonprofits a 50% discount on Team plans, bringing the price to $12 per user per month ($144 per user per year). Applicants need an existing Airtable account and submit the nonprofit application form; Airtable typically responds within two business days.
Our reading of the listing: for-profit businesses are not eligible for this one.
Most US organizations must provide an IRS determination letter showing 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status
Not a government office, church or religious organization, hospital or health-insurance organization, private grant-making foundation, or organization engaged in political or legislative activity
Must not discriminate on protected characteristics or promote a specific religious doctrine as part of its mission
Discounted Team plans must be paid by credit card; the annual-plan discount does not stack
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