Airbook

Airbook is a go to market data platform that puts analytics and operations for revenue teams in one workspace. It connects to the systems those teams already run, pulls the data into a governed model, lets analysts query it in SQL or ask questions in plain language through an AI assistant, turns the answers into dashboards, and then pushes segments, triggers and reports back into the operational tools where action happens. It is built for RevOps, sales, marketing and customer success teams, and for data teams that want to offer self service analytics with permissions and audit trails. Warehouse and database connectors cover Snowflake, BigQuery, Redshift, PostgreSQL, MySQL, MotherDuck, Supabase and AlloyDB; business tool connectors cover HubSpot, Salesforce, Stripe, Zendesk, Google Analytics 4, Shopify, Airtable, Jira, Slack and more than 50 others. The vendor reports SOC 2 Type 2 certification, granular permissions, real time collaboration, cross source joins and a no code query builder on the higher tiers, and an MCP endpoint so external AI agents can query the workspace. Pricing is published per workspace per month. Freemium is $0 with 10 AI requests, one analyst seat, one database connection, unlimited viewers and two projects. Starter is $99 with 50 AI requests, two analyst seats and one database or warehouse connection. Growth is $599 with 100 AI requests, five analyst seats (additional seats $19 each), one CRM plus one warehouse connection, scheduled reports, snapshots and MCP access. Scale is $1,499 with 500 AI requests, up to five connectors, workflow triggers and audit logs. Enterprise is custom with unlimited connectors and seats. The metering to watch is AI requests: even the Scale tier caps them at 500 a month, so heavy conversational use will push a team toward Enterprise.