AirOps has shifted from a content workflow builder to a platform and partner for what it calls AI discovery: the moment when a buyer asks an AI assistant for a recommendation. Its homepage now leads with strategy, promising to help brands set and execute the plan that earns an AI agent's trust, with a team that stays involved from strategy to execution and a platform that tracks every result back to pipeline and revenue.
The product is organised in a loop of intelligence, action and measurement. Instead of a fixed list of prompts, AirOps defines the market around your growth priorities and target customers, then shows where your brand stands, how much opportunity is at stake and which gaps are worth closing. It targets marketing teams at mid-sized and large companies, and publishes regular research on AI citations, such as the growing share of creator content and the spread of ads in ChatGPT answers.
What AirOps does
The platform combines data, agents, brand governance and human review, and can be driven from AI tools through its MCP server.
- Intelligence: share of voice with your target buyers, category influence, competitor advantages and opportunity sizing by audience, product and buying stage, based on 47 million observed actions, 6 billion citations, 10 million AI search journeys and 70 million prompts.
- Tracking of visibility, recommendations, citations, sentiment and position, broken down by model, audience, region, topic, competitor and source.
- Long-horizon agents that research, create, publish, review, monitor and refresh content, with playbooks, workflows, multi-model selection, grids and persistent memory.
- Triggers that start a process when competitors move or content performance changes.
- Human review inbox with pause and resume, inline comments, suggestion mode, version history and rollback.
- Content scores before shipping: readability, claim support, information gain, SEO and AEO checks.
- Native CMS integrations for onsite content, and offsite campaigns that identify the third-party pages and publishers that influence your category.
- Measurement: page and prompt level performance, agent analytics, AI crawler activity, LLM referrals and inputs for media mix models.
- An MCP server for Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, Claude and Lovable.
AirOps pricing in 2026
AirOps does not publish prices for its paid plans. Pricing is based on task volume and needs, and is set with the sales team. Plans checked in October 2026:
- Solo: free, for one person and one brand. ChatGPT insights only, 35,000 tasks for content production, 1 brand kit, 3 knowledge bases and basic CMS and SEO integrations. Extra tasks cost $0.025 each.
- Pro: price on request, for small teams. Insights across 7+ answer engines, 100,000 tasks, 1 brand kit, 5 knowledge bases, CMS, SEO, AEO, social and project integrations, unlimited seats.
- Enterprise: price on request, with custom prompt, page and task limits, custom agent builds, unlimited brand kits and knowledge bases, a dedicated account manager and one-to-one onboarding.
A task is the unit used for actions such as generating content or extracting data. A 14-day free trial gives access to the full feature set, and workspaces get 50,000 free credits to test workflows before task-based billing starts.
AirOps pros and cons
Pros
- AI visibility measured against the buyers you target, with a large proprietary citation dataset.
- Agents that publish and refresh content with memory, triggers and a proper review process.
- Measurement that connects AI visibility, traffic and revenue.
- Free Solo plan and a 14-day trial.
- MCP server for many AI coding and chat tools.
Cons
- No public price for Pro or Enterprise, so budgeting requires a sales call.
- Task-based billing makes monthly cost hard to predict.
- The free plan only covers ChatGPT insights.
- Designed for marketing teams with time to build playbooks, more than for a small business.
- No backlink network: offsite placements are identified and negotiated case by case.
The best AirOps alternatives
1. Sorank
Sorank suits AirOps users who want SEO and GEO running on autopilot at a known monthly price, without designing workflows. It finds keywords, builds topic clusters, writes, illustrates and publishes articles on more than 10 CMS, including WordPress, Shopify and Webflow, with internal linking, anti-cannibalisation checks and fact checking. It relies on data from thousands of sites and hundreds of millions of keywords, and adds search intent analysis and query fan-out. Each week it asks the AI your customers' questions (25 prompts on ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini with Essential, 50 prompts with Perplexity and Grok added on Pro, 150 on Business) and shows whether your brand is mentioned, which brands are cited instead and which sources the AI use, with a GEO ranking of cited domains.
Sorank also includes a network of direct, one-way links between the sites of more than 5,000 Sorank users, based on credits (100 per month on Pro, 300 on Business), weekly monitoring of up to 5 competitors and a unified dashboard with Search Console, Analytics and AI traffic. Plans cost $99 (20 articles), $249 (60 articles) and $499 (120 articles) per month, or $49, $129 and $249 per month billed annually, with a 3-day free trial and a 90-day money-back guarantee. See the pricing page, the MCP connector and the white label option for agencies.
2. Profound
Profound is an AI visibility platform for marketing teams at large brands. It is a close match on measurement for enterprise teams.
3. Conductor
Conductor is an enterprise platform for SEO and AI search. It suits large organisations with in-house SEO teams.
4. Jasper
Jasper is an agent workspace for marketing teams with brand governance and a GEO agent. It fits teams that produce content across many channels and languages.
5. Writesonic
Writesonic combines content creation and AI visibility in one growth engine. It suits marketers who want writing and GEO data together.
6. Search Atlas
Search Atlas is an all-in-one platform with technical fixes, content, AI visibility tracking, local listings and ads. It fits agencies that prefer a broad self-serve suite.
How to choose between AirOps and Sorank
AirOps fits a marketing team at a mid-sized or large company that wants to understand its share of voice with specific buyer segments, run custom content programs with agents and reviewers, and connect AI search to revenue, with a strategy team alongside. If you have people to build playbooks and a budget negotiated with sales, AirOps offers depth on intelligence and measurement.
Sorank fits a business that wants SEO and GEO handled every week for a fixed price per site, from keyword research to publication, with backlinks and competitor monitoring included. If you need 20 to 120 articles a month on your CMS and want to see which prompts cite competitors instead of you and which sources the AI rely on, without building workflows, Sorank is quicker to put in place. Results usually appear within 2 to 4 months. You can audit a page first with the Chrome extension or the free SEO tools.
