PodGlue vs Airtable: a guest base you build, or a guest system that comes built.
Bottom line: pick Airtable if you want to design your own guest pipeline with custom fields and automations; pick PodGlue if you want guest profiles, follow-ups, booking and the guest portal ready without building them.
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PodGlue is our product. Airtable details come from Airtable's own pricing page and plans article, checked October 24, 2026.
PodGlue
Built for the full podcast system
PodGlue is a podcast CRM, and it is our product. Guest profiles with every appearance, a relationship timeline, follow-ups and commitments, booking pages with calendar sync and a guest portal are built in on every plan, so there is no base to design first.
Airtable
A database you build your own app on
Airtable is a database you build your own tools on. The free plan covers up to 1,000 records per base, 100 automation runs a month and 5 editors. Team is $20 per seat per month billed annually ($24 monthly), with 50,000 records per base and 25,000 automation runs a month.
Feature Comparison
Where each tool fits in the podcast journey.
FAQ
Common comparison questions.
Is PodGlue an Airtable alternative for podcast guests?
For guest management, yes. Airtable can hold a guest base you design. PodGlue starts with the guest system built: profiles, appearances, follow-ups, booking pages and a guest portal.
When is Airtable the better choice?
When you want to build exactly the pipeline you have in your head, when your team already runs on Airtable, or when your guest list fits in the free plan and you need it to cost nothing.
Can I move my Airtable guest base into PodGlue?
If you save the guest table as a CSV file, yes. Name is the only required column, and you match the rest of your columns to PodGlue fields when you import.
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