Airtable prices are listed in USD globally, but your actual cost in Japan depends on the current JPY/USD exchange rate. At current rates, the starting price is approximately ¥2,990.00/month per user. Keep in mind that Consumption Tax at 10% will be added on top of the listed price for Japan-based customers.
Airtable Pricing in Japan (2026)
Planning to use Airtable in Japan? This guide covers everything you need to know about Airtable pricing in Japanese Yen (JPY), including plan costs, Consumption Tax implications, available payment methods, and how pricing compares to alternatives in the Productivity space.
Quick Answer
Airtable pricing in Japan is shown in Japanese Yen (JPY). Plans start from ¥2,990.00. Prices are converted from USD at current exchange rates. Japan applies a 10% consumption tax on digital services.
Japan Pricing in Japanese Yen (JPY)
| Plan | Price (JPY) | USD Equivalent |
|---|---|---|
| Free | ¥0.00 | $0.00 USD |
| Free | ¥0.00 | $0.00 USD |
| Team | ¥2,990.00 | $20.00 USD |
| Business | ¥6,727.50 | $45.00 USD |
| Enterprise Scale | Custom | Custom |
Prices are approximate and based on current exchange rates. Actual charges may vary depending on your payment provider and billing date.
Pricing Breakdown in Japanese Yen
Tax Information
Tax Type
Sales Tax
Rate
10%
When purchasing Airtable in Japan, applicable taxes are typically added at checkout on top of the listed subscription price. Business customers may be able to reclaim tax on software purchases.
Payment Methods in Japan
Credit Card
Bank Transfer
Convenience Store Payment
PayPay
Buying Airtable in Japan
When purchasing Airtable in Japan, consider that Japan applies a 10% consumption tax on digital services. Many Japanese businesses prefer bank transfer (furikomi) for B2B payments. Invoice-based payments are common in enterprise deals. Japanese-language support is highly valued. The most popular payment methods for SaaS subscriptions in Japan include Credit Card, Bank Transfer, Convenience Store Payment. Depending on your billing currency preference, paying in JPY may help avoid additional foreign exchange fees from your bank.
Airtable Alternatives in Japan
Notion
View JPY pricingFree plan available | From $10/mo
Smartsheet
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Coda
View JPY pricingFree plan available | From $12/mo
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Airtable starts at approximately ¥2,990.00/month in JPY at current exchange rates. A free plan is also available. Final cost includes Consumption Tax at 10%.
Airtable typically bills in USD. Your bank or payment provider will convert the charge to JPY at the prevailing exchange rate. Some plans may offer local currency billing - check with Airtable's sales team for Japan-specific billing options.
No, Consumption Tax at 10% is typically added on top of the listed price for customers in Japan. Business customers may be able to reclaim Consumption Tax on software subscriptions depending on their tax status.
In Japan, you can typically pay for Airtable using Credit Card, Bank Transfer, Convenience Store Payment, PayPay. Credit card is the most widely accepted method for SaaS subscriptions.
Several alternatives are available in the Productivity category. Consider Notion, Smartsheet, Coda as alternatives. Compare pricing and features to find the best value for your Japan-based team.
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