Asana vs Airtable

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Mar 18 13 Comments

Yoe:6
Asana
TC:470K
Base:220K

Airtable
TC:550K
Base:240K

#tech #airtable #asana

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  • Asana IPOd because growing their revenue is tough from this point out. Airtable has a much bigger potential market. At current stock prices, it’s overvalued. But you’ll never be able to buy it for less than 11b, unless you’re betting it won’t hold that when it ipos in the next 2-3 years.
    Mar 18 1
  • Google
    xcvhcd

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     xcvhcd
    Blind polls are really dumb. Airtable is valued at 11b which is absurd.

    Their equity is meaningless since their revenue is paltry
    Mar 18 3
  • Airtable / Eng
    airtablet

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    Airtable is quite overvalued right now in the private market and imo asana is public and still a strong product, so you can’t go wrong with either. Longer term though, the, upside of airtable is greater, and I find it a much more exciting product.
    Mar 19 0
  • Apple
    tfgjlsn

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    tfgjlsn
    Wow surprised to see multiple airtable employees saying company is overvalued. I was potentially planning to interview with them. Already ruled out bolt because some employees I know told me they are insanely overvalued 😂 Any startups which are valued fairly now? I think brex, ramp are also overvalued.
    Mar 24 1
    • Currently you can’t get into airtable at less than 12b valuation. If we didn’t think it’d go up we’d bounce. The future is pretty bright. Overvalued is just relative to the rest of the stock market. It’ll continue to succeed.
      Mar 25
  • Oracle
    ajyyds

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    ajyyds
    Similar company … you can use Asana’s market value to discount the equity Airtable gave to you based on its current valuation
    Mar 18 0