Airtable just sold for $1.285B. Its last raise valued it at nearly $11B. That's an 88% drop, and it's not really about losing feature by feature. Here's the fuller picture: Bending Spoons (PE) now owns Airtable. PE ownership usually means: → price hikes → slower feature releases → leaner support teams → roadmap decisions driven by margin, not users Notion, meanwhile: → revenue growth for 7 straight quarters → AI is 60% of the business, up 3x year over year → cash-flow positive Now this gap isn't just financial. Notion built AI into search, docs, databases, meetings, and now agents. Airtable stayed a really good grid. None of this matters if you're just storing rows. It matters a lot if you're trying to build a system AI can actually act on, not just look at. So if you're a founder choosing between the two right now: Pick the one still being built for you, by a company still choosing its own future. That's Notion. That's been the bet since before this news broke. It's a really strong market signal to move to Notion, (Let me know if you need help with that 😉)