Here's a look at everything we shipped over the past couple of weeks - new features, meaningful improvements, and a few fixes that were overdue

🆕 Look up values across your tables

You can now enrich any table by pulling in matching values from another table in your workspace - similar to a VLOOKUP in a spreadsheet, but built natively into Databar.

Pick a target table, choose which column to search in, set your match condition (contains or equals), and map in the value to look up - including dynamic column references using the { syntax. The result lands as a new column in your table. This is especially useful for cross-referencing CRM exports, matching enriched contact data, excluding competitors or sensitive contacts or companies from your list building and enrichment processes, or joining any two datasets on a shared field without leaving Databar.

🤫 Databar MCP Server (easter egg)

We've quietly published a hosted MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for Databar. This means you can now connect Databar directly to AI tools and coding assistants that support MCP - like Cursor, Claude, and others.

We will be officially announcing this shortly - for now, if you read this changelog, you get to use it early. 😉

Read the full API documentation at its new permanent home at build.databar.ai.

✨ Simpler row adding

The "Add rows" button has been improved to be less complicated. By default, clicking it adds a single row to the bottom of your table. If you need more control, a small chevron menu lets you specify the number of rows and whether they go to the top or bottom.

✨ Rate limits on the API & SDK

We've introduced rate limiting across the Databar API and SDK. Limits are managed per plan, ensuring consistent and fair performance for all users. If you're building on top of the Databar API, you'll now see clear, predictable limits so you can design your integrations accordingly. Check your plan details for specifics.

🆕 Never run out of credits unexpectedly — low credit alerts

You can now set up an email alert that notifies you when your workspace credits drop below a threshold you define. Head to your workspace settings, enable the alert, set your threshold, and you'll get an email the moment your balance dips below it - giving you time to top up before any enrichments or automations are interrupted.

The alert is off by default, so nothing changes unless you turn it on. Once enabled, only the workspace owner receives the notification, and you can adjust or disable it at any time from the same settings page.

Other updates

• UI Updates on drop-downs, modals, and menu items

• General bug fixes & updates