What is Busabase?
Tables, docs, skills and apps that Claude Code, Codex and other agents write to, with review.
Who is Busabase best for?
Busabase is best for teams whose coding agents' output should be kept as shared records, docs and skills.
Teams using several agents
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other agents connect through MCP, OpenAPI, the CLI or Agent Skills and share one workspace.
Reviewing agent edits
Agent writes arrive as change requests with a field-level diff and an author, and permissions decide whether they merge at once or wait for a person.
Keeping AI work
Results land in typed tables, docs, skills and small AirApps that the next agent or teammate can open, not in personal chat histories.
Local and offline use
The desktop app and open source server keep data in a folder on your machine, send no usage telemetry and work offline.
How much does Busabase cost?
Busabase is free and open source under MIT to run yourself; Busabase Cloud has a free plan, then Plus at $12 and Pro at $24 per seat a month.
- MIT licence, no sign-in or seat count
- One local workspace
- Docker, npm or desktop app
- 1 space, 3 seats, 5,000 records
- 20 nodes and 1 GB of files
- OpenAPI, webhooks and MCP
- 3 spaces, 10 seats per space
- 50,000 records and 200 nodes per space
- 20 GB of files
- Unlimited spaces, seats, records and nodes
- 100 GB of files
- Custom workspace address and priority support
Yearly billing lowers Plus to $10 and Pro to $20 per seat a month ($120 and $240 per seat a year). Premium (self-hosted) adds sign-in, organisations, roles and permissions inside your own network for $240 per seat a year, billed yearly. Enterprise is custom, with SSO and SAML, audit log export and an SLA. Full pricing on busabase.com. We checked these prices on .
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Is Busabase open source?
Yes. Busabase's code is public under the MIT licence, so you can run it on your own server.
On GitHub
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+352 (+73.3%) in the last 30 days
- Last commit
- 12 Nov
- Repository age
- 5 months
- Latest release
- 12 Nov
- Licence
- MIT
- Self-hosted
- Yes
- Repository
- busabase/busabase
What are the best Busabase alternatives?
Busabase is an open source alternative to Airtable. AITable.ai, Baserow, Teable and 2 more do the same job and are open source too.
AirtableFreeSpreadsheet-database hybrid with automations and built-in AI agents.
AITable.aiOpen SourceWorkflows and data connected to 6,000 apps.
BaserowOpen SourceOpen-source Airtable alternative you can self-host.
TeableOpen SourceA spreadsheet that becomes workflows and apps.
MathesarOpen SourceSpreadsheet-style web app to view, edit and query Postgres data with database-level permissions.
GristOpen SourceRelational spreadsheet with Python formulas, access rules, forms and custom layouts.
Questions about Busabase
What is Busabase?
Tables, docs, skills and apps that Claude Code, Codex and other agents write to, with review.
Who is Busabase for?
Busabase is best for teams whose coding agents' output should be kept as shared records, docs and skills.
Is Busabase free?
Yes. Busabase has a free Self-hosted plan: MIT licence, no sign-in or seat count.
How much does Busabase cost?
Busabase's paid plans are Plus at $12 per seat per month and Pro at $24 per seat per month.
Is Busabase open source?
Yes. Busabase's code is public under the MIT licence, so you can run it on your own server.
What are the best Busabase alternatives?
The closest alternatives on Recaply are Airtable, AITable.ai, Baserow, Teable, Mathesar and Grist.
Where can I try Busabase?
On its official website, busabase.com.
Can Busabase run without its cloud?
Yes. The MIT-licensed server and desktop app run on your own machine or inside your network with Docker, with no Busabase account, and keep data in a local folder. Multi-user sign-in and roles need Busabase Cloud or the paid Premium self-hosted licence.
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