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Connect both sides
Link your Airtable base and Webflow site. Map tables to CMS collections and fields to fields — one pair, clear scope.
Purpose-built two-way sync for one painful pair. Editors change either side; collections stay aligned — without Zapier task loops or enterprise sync pricing.
Validation only: “Start trial” measures interest at $39/mo. PairSync is not available yet — after you click, we’ll say so clearly. No card charged. No sync running today.
Three steps toward continuous two-way sync for Airtable ↔ Webflow CMS.
Link your Airtable base and Webflow site. Map tables to CMS collections and fields to fields — one pair, clear scope.
Edits in Airtable push to Webflow CMS; edits in Webflow flow back. Continuous state — not a one-shot import or a single Zap direction.
When mappings conflict or a field can’t sync, you get a visible issue — not a silent desync. You decide how to resolve it.
Continuous bidirectional CMS state is a different job than task-based automation.
Great for workflows. For fake two-way you typically need two scenarios — task burn, loop risk, and no shared conflict state when both sides change the same item.
Fine for bulk load. Painful when editors keep changing Webflow or Airtable and expect both to stay correct.
One pair: Airtable ↔ Webflow CMS. Two-way by design. We’re validating whether teams want that narrow wedge — not claiming a live product today.
The Airtable ↔ Webflow two-way category is not empty.
Whalesync already sells true 2-way sync; their public Starter plan is $40/mo and includes Airtable + Webflow (among other connectors). PairSync is not claiming better reliability, more apps, or feature parity. We’re testing whether a pair-narrow offer — purpose-built for this one pair, early validation, clear price — still attracts trial intent beside an incumbent.
PairSync is in early validation and is not yet available. There is no working product and no payment will be taken. Both buttons only record interest (email + CTA type).
Get notified when a private beta exists. No product access today.
Measures willingness to try at $39/mo. Clicking does not start a trial and does not charge a card.
After you click, a confirmation panel makes the status explicit and captures your email for follow-up.
Interest is always recorded with charged: false — no card is charged.
Straight answers for validation visitors.
No. No payment processor is connected. The click records trial-intent interest at the $39 price point only. You will see an immediate confirmation that nothing was charged.
No. PairSync is in early validation and is not yet available. There is no live Airtable ↔ Webflow sync and no working trial. Clicking records interest so we can follow up when something exists.
Validation focuses on Airtable ↔ Webflow CMS only. Notion, Shopify, HubSpot, and multi-pair “sync anything” are out of scope for this wedge.
Whalesync already sells this category (Starter publicly at $40/mo). We are not claiming to be better. PairSync is a pair-narrow early validation: one pair, honest “not available yet” framing, measuring residual demand at $39/mo.
Zapier is task-based automation. PairSync’s promise (when built) is continuous bidirectional CMS state for one pair — not two opposing Zaps that can loop or burn tasks.
No. PairSync is an independent validation project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by those companies.