Quickbase

About Quickbase

Financials

Dated, source-cited figures. Estimates are marked.

Products by Quickbase

All products by Quickbase reviewed by our AI panel of experts.

QuickbaseProject Management

No-code application platform for building custom business solutions

From $35/mo7.9/10

How Our Review Panel Scores Quickbase

Six independent reviewer personalities assessed Quickbase's product on their own terms. They landed within 0.6 points of each other, an unusually strong consensus.

Averaged across 1 reviewed product in our catalog. Scores are out of 10.

Competitive Landscape

Who Quickbase competes with, and how they differ.

Airtable6.9/10

Airtable leans into a consumer-friendly, spreadsheet-first interface with a self-serve/freemium pricing model, while Quickbase targets IT-governed enterprise deployments with deeper permissioning, audit controls, and industry-specific templates (construction, government).

1 product reviewed on TopReviewed

Smartsheet7.9/10

Smartsheet's core product is a project/grid-management tool with low-code app-building layered on as an add-on (Smartsheet Advance), whereas Quickbase was built from a relational-database core, giving it more depth for custom multi-table business applications.

1 product reviewed on TopReviewed

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Microsoft Power Apps

Power Apps is bundled inside the Microsoft 365/Power Platform ecosystem and priced per-user or per-app within that suite, giving it far greater built-in enterprise distribution than Quickbase's standalone SaaS model.

monday.com7.5/10

monday.com is a visual, board-based work-management platform whose low-code layer (monday apps) is an add-on to that UI, while Quickbase's core product is the database and app-builder itself, better suited to complex multi-table applications than monday's workflow boards.

1 product reviewed on TopReviewed

Pipefy7.7/10

Pipefy focuses narrowly on no-code process and workflow automation (intake forms, approval pipelines) at SMB-friendly pricing, whereas Quickbase supports full custom relational-database applications aimed at larger enterprise deployments.

1 product reviewed on TopReviewed

Company Timeline

Key milestones in Quickbase's history, with sources.

1. Aug 14, 2019Acquisition

   Quick Base acquires Cloudpipes

   Quick Base acquired Cloudpipes, a Bulgaria-based cloud integration and automation startup, adding native iPaaS connectivity to its low-code application platform.

   forbes.com
2. Jan 13, 2019Acquisition

   Vista Equity Partners acquires majority stake in Quick Base

   Vista Equity Partners purchased a majority equity stake in Quick Base for more than $1 billion, with prior owner Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe retaining a minority stake.

   wsj.com
3. Apr 4, 2016Acquisition

   Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe completes acquisition of Quick Base from Intuit

   Private equity firm Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe completed its previously announced acquisition of Quick Base, a Cambridge, Mass.-based cloud development platform, spinning it out of Intuit as an independent company.

   fortune.com
4. Aug 20, 2015Milestone

   Intuit announces plan to divest Quickbase

   Intuit announced it would divest Demandforce, Quickbase, and Quicken as it narrowed its focus to its core small-business and consumer tax software.

   wsj.com
5. Dec 11, 2000Launch

   Intuit rebrands OneBase as Quickbase

   Intuit renamed its OneBase product to Quickbase, positioning it as a web-based tool for small businesses and workgroups to share and consolidate business information.

   web.intuit.com
6. 1999Founded

   OneBase founded, later becomes Quickbase

   Joe Rice, Jim Salem, and Claude von Roesgen developed OneBase, a web-based multi-tenant service for consolidating and sharing business information; Intuit added it to its product portfolio alongside QuickBooks and TurboTax the same year.

   en.wikipedia.org