Your Airtable base in your own warehouse — typed correctly.
Set it up from inside Airtable. Linked records, rollups, and multi-selects land as real, queryable columns — not stringified JSON.
Pro is invite-only during beta — request an invite. The free in-Airtable extension needs no invite.
How it works
No platform to sign up for. The whole setup happens where your base already lives.
- 1
Install from Airtable
Add BaseBridge from the Airtable Marketplace, right inside the base you want to sync.
- 2
Sign in with Google
Grant least-privilege BigQuery access with your Google account — no separate platform login.
- 3
Base lands in BigQuery, typed
Run the sync and your tables appear in your dataset with faithful types — linked records, rollups, and multi-selects included.
Field fidelity
Most ELT tools stringify Airtable’s harder field types into JSON blobs you have to parse in every query. BaseBridge casts them into real warehouse types instead.
Security & access
BaseBridge only ever reads Airtable and only ever writes to your own warehouse.
- Least-privilege Google sign-inScoped to the BigQuery access needed to load your data, nothing else.
- Read-only on AirtableBaseBridge never writes back to your base.
- WRITE_TRUNCATE loadsEach on-demand sync replaces the destination table cleanly, so schema changes never leave orphaned columns behind.
- Row data never hits our serversThe free tier runs entirely in your browser — data moves straight from Airtable to BigQuery.
Free vs Pro
Start free. Upgrade when you need syncs to run themselves.
Free
$0 to run
- Up to 2 tables
- On-demand sync — you click, it runs
- Runs entirely in your browser
- Row data never hits our servers
Pro
For bases that need to stay current
- Scheduled syncs — no manual runs
- Incremental loads
- Unlimited tables
- More warehouses — Snowflake and Redshift, beyond BigQuery
Your base, in your warehouse, typed correctly.
Pro is invite-only during beta — request an invite. The free in-Airtable extension needs no invite.