Pory

Pory reads an Airtable base and builds a portal around it in a guided, three-step setup, choosing a template that matches your use case, connecting the base, and customizing the resulting pages rather than assembling a layout block by block. Its template library covers common portal shapes directly, a customer self-service portal, a community directory, a supplier or vendor hub, which shortens setup for anyone whose need matches one of them closely.

Pricing is per app, tiered from a simple public site without logins up to plans with full user accounts, groups, and permissions, undercutting Softr and Stacker at comparable tiers. Data stays in Airtable throughout, so the same low migration friction applies as with other Airtable-first tools, moving away means rebuilding the interface, not exporting records. The ceiling is real: Pory only connects to Airtable, so teams with data in Google Sheets, Notion, or a CRM need a different tool entirely, and design customization is lighter than Softr’s. It fits small teams and agencies whose client or member data already lives in Airtable and whose portal need matches one of Pory’s core templates.