Stay free if you only need 5 ai tasks/month and data tables and manual imports. Upgrade if you need advanced ai automations and higher ai task limits and minute-level integration refresh. Most solo builders can start free.
Why it matters: Not a replacement for a real BI stack (Looker, Tableau) at scale — best for teams under ~50 people
Available from: Plus (Annual)
Why it matters: AI Task quotas are a real ceiling; heavy AI users need Plus or Pro to avoid hitting limits mid-analysis
Available from: Plus (Annual)
Why it matters: Some integrations (particularly newer ad platforms) refresh less reliably than the core connectors
Available from: Plus (Annual)
Why it matters: Advanced spreadsheet users will find some Excel functions missing or subtly different
Available from: Plus (Annual)
Why it matters: Being folded into Superhuman raises long-term product-direction questions for teams making a multi-year commitment
Available from: Plus (Annual)
Yes — the free plan includes 5 AI Tasks/month, up to 10 integration accounts, manual refresh, and public shareable spreadsheets. It's usable for individuals and small teams evaluating the AI features.
Every AI-generated action — writing a formula, extracting from a PDF, generating a chart, summarizing data — counts as one Task. Plans scale the monthly allowance; Pro effectively removes the ceiling for typical usage.
For most business-team use cases (marketing dashboards, sales tracking, financial reporting), yes — Rows is spreadsheet-compatible with 400+ formulas and adds AI + integrations Sheets doesn't have natively. Deep Excel/Sheets power users may miss specific functions.
Rows joined Superhuman in 2026. The product remains standalone at rows.com. Long-term direction is being folded into Superhuman's AI-productivity vision, but existing customers continue on current plans.
Airtable is a database with a spreadsheet UI — better for structured records like CRM contacts or project trackers. Rows is a spreadsheet with AI and integrations — better for live analytics and reporting. Teams often use both.
Start with the free plan — upgrade when you need more.
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Last verified March 2026