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Stackby is a no-code tool that looks like a spreadsheet but behaves like a relational database. You build "stacks" of linked tables, add views, forms and automations on top, and publish simple internal apps or client portals from the same data. Founder and CEO Rachit Khator moved back to India from a US corporate job in 2018 to start the company, which operates through Relytree Technologies. Stackby describes itself as bootstrapped and says more than 75,000 companies in 150+ countries use it.
What sets it apart from a plain Airtable clone is the API connector layer. Columns can pull live data from services such as Google Analytics, Search Console, YouTube, Ahrefs, SEMrush, Hunter, Clearbit, Shopify and OpenAI, so marketing and SEO teams in India often use it to build reporting sheets that refresh themselves. Native links to WhatsApp, 11Za, Twilio, Slack, Zapier, Make, Pabbly and n8n cover most of the alerting and workflow jobs a small team needs.
The weak points are in the limits. The Free plan stops at 1,500 rows per stack and 2MB per file, and API columns only refresh manually, which is the feature most people sign up for. Permissions at table, column and view level, plus 2FA, only arrive on the Business plan, and SAML single sign-on is Enterprise-only. Stackby does not publish a security certification such as SOC 2 on the pages we checked.
Pricing is per editor seat and listed in US dollars only: Economy is $4.20 per user per month billed yearly ($9 monthly), Business $8.30 ($18 monthly) and Pro/Business Plus $12.50 ($35 monthly). Read-only guests, form submissions and share links are free. Self-serve plans need a credit card, so Indian buyers should expect a USD card charge with no GST invoice mentioned. If your team only has two or three editors and modest data, annual Economy works out to roughly $149 a year for three users.
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Best suited for: Marketing and SEO teams that want reports fed live by Analytics, Search Console and Ahrefs · Small businesses replacing scattered Google Sheets with linked tables and forms · Agencies building lightweight client or vendor portals without writing code · Teams with many viewers but few editors, since guests are free
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Every edition as published by the vendor. Prices exclude GST unless stated. Full Stackby pricing breakdown
Free
$0
forever
Economy
$4.20/user/month
billed yearly; $9/user/month monthly
Business
$8.30/user/month
billed yearly; $18/user/month monthly
Pro / Business Plus
$12.50/user/month
billed yearly; $35/user/month monthly
Enterprise
Custom
contact sales
Other pricing options & add-ons
Portals add-on
Economy $60, Business $100, Pro $150 for 10 portal guests a month; Enterprise by quote
From $60/month for 10 guests
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Stackby prices every plan in US dollars, not rupees. Economy costs $4.20 per editor per month on yearly billing or $9 monthly, Business $8.30 or $18, and Pro/Business Plus $12.50 or $35. Enterprise is quoted by sales. Read-only guests are free, so a team with three editors on annual Economy pays about $149 a year.
Yes. Stackby's Free plan is free forever and needs no credit card. It allows up to 5 editors, 50 read-only guests, 20 stacks and 1,500 rows per stack, with 100 automation runs. API connector columns only refresh manually on Free, so teams that want auto-updating reports usually move to Economy or higher.
The Stackby pricing page does not advertise a time-limited trial of paid plans. Instead, the permanent Free plan lets you build stacks, forms and interfaces and test the product before you pay. When you upgrade, charges are per editor seat and prorated if you add people partway through a month.
Stackby's pricing page lists only USD prices and says self-serve plans are paid by credit card. It does not mention GST or INR invoicing. Enterprise customers can be invoiced and pay by purchase order or wire. If you need a GST-compliant invoice, ask Stackby sales before buying.
Stackby and Airtable both combine spreadsheets with databases. Stackby's per-seat prices are lower, starting at $4.20 per user a month yearly, and its API connector columns pull live data from tools like Google Analytics, YouTube and Ahrefs. Airtable has a larger ecosystem and published certifications. Budget-conscious marketing teams often find Stackby enough.
Stackby was founded by Rachit Khator, who left a US corporate job and moved to India in 2018 to build it. The company operates as Relytree Technologies and says it is fully bootstrapped. Stackby reports more than 75,000 companies across 150+ countries as users.
Yes. Stackby links to mobile apps on both the Apple App Store and Google Play from its website, so you can view and edit stacks on a phone. Heavier work such as building interfaces, automations and API connector columns is better done in the web app on a laptop.
Stackby offers two-factor authentication and table, column and view permissions from the Business plan, an enterprise admin panel on Pro, and SAML single sign-on on Enterprise. Its public pages we checked do not list a SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification, so regulated businesses should ask for security documentation first.
Yes. Stackby lists native integrations with WhatsApp, the Indian WhatsApp platform 11Za and Twilio, alongside Slack and Microsoft Teams. For more complex workflows it also connects with Zapier, Make, n8n, Pabbly and Integrately, which many Indian teams already use for lead and order alerts.
When a stack reaches its plan's row or attachment limit, Stackby stops you adding new rows or files but does not delete existing data. Limits run from 1,500 rows per stack on Free to 250,000 on Enterprise. Automation and API runs are also capped at the plan's monthly allowance.
Stackby's login is at https://stackby.com/login, linked from its official website.
New accounts are created at https://stackby.com/signup on Stackby's official site.
Stackby publishes its plans at https://stackby.com/pricing. It offers a free plan. Check that page for current prices, as plans change.
Yes. Stackby's official site offers a free trial.
Yes. Stackby's official website links to its Android and iOS app.
Stackby is office suites & productivity by Stackby, an Indian company from New Delhi. Spreadsheet-database platform built in Delhi.
Stackby has a free plan. Check the vendor's pricing page for current plans.
Yes — Stackby offers a free plan you can start with.
Yes. Stackby is built by Stackby, headquartered in New Delhi, Delhi.
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Stackby is available as a cloud (SaaS) product, with web access.

Stackby · New Delhi, Delhi · Founded 2018 · 1 product in our catalogue · Indian company
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