For anybody still looking for a solution here: I built two-directional syncing between Airtable and Postgres / MySQL with Bracket. Whenever a change is made to either source, we update the other side in close to real-time. You also have controls over merge conflicts.
Also, if you’re not sure how to set up your SQL database, happy to help with that, too. We’ve set up DBs for free for a number of companies.
There are a few people in this community that might benefit from this, so would love to chat 
my email is ian@usebracket.com.
For anybody still looking for a solution here: I built two-directional syncing between Airtable and Postgres / MySQL with Bracket. Whenever a change is made to either source, we update the other side in close to real-time. You also have controls over merge conflicts.
Also, if you’re not sure how to set up your SQL database, happy to help with that, too. We’ve set up DBs for free for a number of companies.
There are a few people in this community that might benefit from this, so would love to chat my email is ian@usebracket.com.
What is the pricing model like? Is it like sequin.io?
What is the pricing model like? Is it like sequin.io?
Hey Hendrik, we’re cheaper than Sequin – we start at $10 / user!
To sync an Airtable table into an SQL database, you can use a few different approaches:
1. Batch API Requests: Write a script (in Python or JavaScript) that uses the Airtable API to fetch records in batches, iterating through each offset to retrieve more than 100 records. This way, you can get all records and insert them into your SQL database.
2. Integration Tools: Tools like Skyvia can automatically sync data between Airtable and an SQL database without coding, handling the API limits for you and keeping both systems in sync.
