sellerkit measured data

How many extensions does Airtable have, and are they maintained?

Measured 2026-09-08. n = 205, the entire published catalogue.

205, and mostly not. Airtable's marketplace lists 205 extensions from 132 publishers, and the median one last shipped a release 796 days ago, over two years. 163 of them, 79.5 percent, have gone more than a year without a release. Airtable itself publishes 39 of the 205. Measured September 2026 across the full catalogue.

A small catalogue

205 extensions from 132 distinct publishers. Airtable itself publishes 39 of them, about one in five, and the largest independent publisher has 7.

Time since the last accepted release

Not released inExtensionsShare
Over 1 year16379.5%
Over 2 years10752.2%
Over 3 years5325.9%
PercentileDays since last release
25th470
Median796
75th1,119
90th1,538
Oldest2,188

The median extension last shipped in mid 2024. Compared against the other catalogues measured here, that is the oldest median of the lot.

CatalogueMedian days since last release
Obsidian community plugins70
Zapier integrations6
WordPress.org directory530
Airtable extensions796

New listings by year

Year first listedExtensions
201722
20186
20192
202026
202118
202221
202336
202432
202537
2026 so far5

The catalogue has added roughly thirty extensions a year since 2023 and stands at 205 in total after nine years.

What the marketplace does not publish

Airtable publishes no price, no install count and no rating for any extension. Every listing has screenshots and a support link, which Airtable appears to require, and 117 of 205 have a video. Beyond the listing copy itself there is no public signal of whether an extension is used, liked, or maintained, other than the release date used above.

How this was measured

On 2026-09-08 we read Airtable's own marketplace listing endpoint, airtable.com/v0.3/blocksGallery/publishedBlocks, which returns all 205 published extensions in a single response. Every figure comes from fields it supplies: the listing creation date, the accepted date of the current published release, the publisher name, and the listing's images and support link. This is a full census.

The endpoint refuses a plain request with a 401 and answers normally when the X-Requested-With: XMLHttpRequest header is present.

What this does not say

Use it

The figures on this page are free to quote and republish with attribution (CC BY 4.0). The same numbers in machine readable form: airtable-extensions.json.

sellerkit, “Airtable extensions marketplace, 2026”, 2026-09-08. https://sellerkit.namubase.com/data/airtable-extensions