Your data should outlive my company

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<p>On 4 August 2026 Airtable was bought by Bending Spoons for $1.285bn.</p> <p>I am not going to tell you what happens to your bill. I don't know, and neither<br> does anyone else writing about it. What I will say is that the<br> acquirer has a public record: Evernote went from 341 people to 60 inside twelve<br> months and the free plan was curtailed; WeTransfer saw staff cut and free limits<br> tightened; TechCrunch traced the same cycle across five of their purchases.</p> <p>I build a competing product, so discount me accordingly. But the question stands<br> whether you ever talk to me or no

Problem

<p>On 4 August 2026 Airtable was bought by Bending Spoons for $1.285bn.</p> <p>I am not going to tell you what happens to your bill. I don't know, and neither<br> does anyone else writing about it. What I will say is that the<br> acquirer has a public record: Evernote went from 341 people to 60 inside twelve<br> months and the free plan was curtailed; WeTransfer saw staff cut and free limits<br> tightened; TechCrunch traced the same cycle across five of their purchases.</p> <p>I build a competing product, so discount me accordingly. But the question stands<br> whether you ever talk to me or no

Outcome

<p>On 4 August 2026 Airtable was bought by Bending Spoons for $1.285bn.</p> <p>I am not going to tell you what happens to your bill. I don't know, and neither<br> does anyone else writing about it. What I will say is that the<br> acquirer has a public record: Evernote went from 341 people to 60 inside twelve<br> months and the free plan was curtailed; WeTransfer saw staff cut and free limits<br> tightened; TechCrunch traced the same cycle across five of their purchases.</p> <p>I build a competing product, so discount me accordingly. But the question stands<br> whether you ever talk to me or no

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Your data should outlive my company

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