How can you find the size of a base?

[Dan_Chilton]

The free plan has a hard limit of 2GB/base, but I can’t seem to figure out how to check how big a given base is. Any ideas?

[Evan_Smith]

Are you still looking for this? if so I can help.

[Dan_Chilton]

I am still curious as I never figured this out. Thanks!

[Evan_Smith]

Scratch that, i was only able to find the number of rows in the base. Sorry about that, I will keep looking though :slightly_smiling_face:

[Jose_Miguel_Gil]

Yes, it would be nice to find out a way to know that.

Any help from Support Team?

Thank you!!

[Dianna_Atchison]

Did anyone get an answer on this? I would also like to know.

[Dan_Chilton]

Haven’t received an answer yet.

[Nathan_Cain]

I would like this also.

[sm4hc_sm4hc]

Here a link explaining how to find out usage stats for each base …

Airtable - Support

Team settings page overview

The team settings page for each team is a central place for team owners to manage the billing and payment plan for their team, as well as see the record and attachment usage for each of the bases i...

[Justin_Longoria]

I know it has been a while since this was posted but i only started using airtable not long ago. The hard limit is just for attachments, not the entire base itself IIRC. I haven’t figured out how to see it in mobile but through PC, if you go to the bottom of the screen while in a base, there is a status bar. If you click on the status bar in the area that is under the attachment column, you can pick a total attachment size option and it will display the total size of all attachments in the column until you change it to a different option.
Hope this helps!