![]() Right before the Series E funding round, Liu also brought in a new C-suite executive team made of longstanding veterans of the tech industry. "Especially as we start aggressively investing into enterprise products, focus on enterprise needs, build out our sales and marketing engine." “From the investor lens, the corporate growth signals there’s so much more room for us to grow,” Liu said in the interview. CEO and co-founder Howie Liu told Forbes that Airtable wasn’t seeking more funding, or even considering going public when Greenoaks investor Neil Mehta approached him. Publically, it’s a bit of a mystery what Airtable plans to do next with its new influx of cash. ![]() ![]() But in the past year, the company has grown its enterprise customers over 350% and boasts over 200,000 customers, ranging from big corporations like Netflix to nonprofits. The startup didn’t reach unicorn status until 2018. A few years ago, going all-in on dynamic spreadsheets didn’t seem like a billion-dollar idea. In September, the company raised $185 million in Series D funding and another $270 million just last week in a Series E round.Īirtable’s software works like Legos, allowing customers who know very little about coding to customize databases through building blocks to fit their own needs. It’s now estimated to be worth $5.77 billion after two massive fundraising rounds. Airtable, the no-code-necessary cloud and database software startup, has more than doubled its valuation in the past six months alone. ![]()
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