Embeding the public page on your a website private page is a solution if you want to share the databases through an URL 😊
I very much like this functionnality, if anyone still need to share data bases with clients without having them make an account (as I still can’t manage to share every pages of the interface with non users). 

I just continue this very useful conversation, not sure it’s the right thing to do.

2025 Update:

• Since July 2024, Airtable’s interfaces have been able to be shared publicly in a read-only state.
   
• Since March 2025, Airtable’s portals feature has allowed interfaces to become a customer portal, so external users can view and edit their own records.
   
• There are also 3rd-party customer portals that communicate with Airtable, such as Noloco, JetAdmin, Softr, Pory, and Glide. (I gave an entire one-hour webinar on Noloco called Building a Client Portal on Noloco powered by Airtable.)
   
• External read-only users can edit your Airtable records for 100% free by using Fillout’s advanced forms for Airtable, which allows users to update Airtable records with a form. (I demonstrate how to do this on this Airtable podcast episode.)
   
• External read-only users can also edit your Airtable records for free by triggering a custom webhook in Make, which would then automatically run an automation that marks that task as complete. (I demonstrate how to use custom webhooks in this Airtable podcast episode.)

Hope this helps!

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