AirOps describes itself as a partner for an AI discovery strategy: a platform plus people who research, publish, and refresh content. The docs split the product into intelligence, action, and measurement. Action is campaigns, playbooks, workflows, and grids, with human review before some outputs ship. Pricing is task-based. Solo and Pro say start for free, list 35,000 and 100,000 tasks, and do not show a monthly dollar fee. Solo overage is $0.025 per task.
AirOps fits a team that wants AI-search gaps and the content work in one system. The docs name Insights, then Playbooks, Workflows, and Grids, with Brand Kits and Knowledge Bases as context. The pricing page is explicit about tasks and vague about the fee: our pricing is based on your task volume and specific needs. Do not treat 35,000 tasks as a count of finished pages.
A good fit for
Connecting answer-engine insights to a repeatable publish or refresh program.
Running playbooks or workflows across many rows, with a human review step.
Comparing Solo and Pro by tasks, seats, and answer-engine coverage rather than by a missing monthly fee.
Know the trade-offs
Solo, Pro, and Enterprise cards do not show a monthly price. Solo’s extra tasks are $0.025 each.
Not every workflow step is a task. Only specific step types count, and the count also depends on the data.
Named customer quotes on the homepage are. Several solutions-page percentages sit next to “Citation: Lorem Ipsum” and are not used here.
What AirOps says it runs for AI discovery.
Intelligence, then a program, then a measurement
The docs say to start with the buyers, products, and questions that matter to your growth. Insights shows where the brand stands, where competitors lead, and which gaps deserve investment. Listed areas include Analytics, Onsite, Offsite, Ads, Prompts, and Opportunities. Ads means research ChatGPT ads, measure performance, and manage campaigns where enabled. Campaigns, playbooks, workflows, and grids turn priorities into repeatable programs. Agents research, create, publish, monitor, and refresh, with brand context and review checkpoints. Measurement connects opportunities, accepted actions, releases, and results, then looks at citations, influence, traffic, and engagement. The homepage says the platform combines agents, data, brand governance, and expertise.
Playbooks describe agent work with natural-language instructions, tools, context, artifacts, triggers, and Human Review. Workflows use explicit steps, branching, data processing, and integrations. Grids run playbooks and workflows across many rows, then publish at scale. Campaigns tie an objective to opportunities, accepted actions, and results. Use Inbox to review Playbook and Workflow outputs that need attention, including Human Review checkpoints and Brand Kit Refresh proposals. Brand Kits hold voice, rules, audiences, products, regions, and visual guidelines. Knowledge Bases give those runs proprietary files, websites, and connected data. This overview does not list a file-type matrix or a size cap.
Owned pages, outside sites, social, and ChatGPT ads
The solutions page says each brand needs its own channel mix, and that AirOps identifies where to put budget, then adapts it. Owned content measures how the brand shows up, finds opportunities, and helps publish, with QA and tracking. External content is placement on third-party sites. Influencer and social tracks creator programs against citations and mentions. Community covers forums, Reddit threads, and review sites. The FAQ calls AI ads an evolution of paid search: a unit inside a generated answer, currently within ChatGPT, with measurement before a large buy. Another answer says AirOps does both: it identifies opportunities and researches, creates, publishes, reviews, and refreshes the work. That is the vendor’s scope.
The pricing FAQ says our pricing is based on your task volume and specific needs. Tasks pay for actions such as generating content or extracting data. Not every workflow step counts. Only specific step types do, and the number also depends on the data. A task is recorded when a workflow successfully completes an action. If the allotment runs out, usage continues and incremental tasks are billed. For Solo plan users, additional tasks cost $0.025 per task, then reset at the start of the next calendar month. The meter is at app.airops.com under Settings, then Billing. Own API keys can be added on Solo by contacting the team. For Scale and Agency plan users, this is included. Solo, Pro, and Enterprise are the cards. Scale and Agency have no separate price on the page.
A suggested content path starts in Insights, where owned page performance and content updates are listed. Pick one gap, then a campaign that connects the objective to an accepted action. The solutions page says the owned program includes QA, publishing, and tracking. Use Inbox if the output is waiting on Human Review.
A grid across many rows
A suggested operations path uses Grids when one playbook should run across many rows, with collaboration and publishing at scale. Put voice and product facts in a Brand Kit, and files or sites in a Knowledge Base, before the rows run. Treat the batch as a suggested setup. On Solo, extra tasks cost $0.025 per task after the 35,000-task allotment, so a wide grid is also a billing event.
A first look at ChatGPT ads
A suggested measurement path follows the ads FAQ rather than a large buy. AI ads currently show inside ChatGPT answers, and the page says to measure them before over-investing. Solo’s card is ChatGPT insights only. Pro’s card says insights across 7+ answer engines. Percentages shown beside “Citation: Lorem Ipsum” are not part of this workflow.
How to get started with AirOps
1
Start without a card, or not
Solo and Pro say start for free. The 14-day trial opens Scale features and does not ask for payment details until it ends.
2
Load brand context
Define voice, audiences, and products in a Brand Kit, and add files or sites in a Knowledge Base.
3
Run one program
Use Insights to pick a gap, then a playbook, workflow, or grid, and review flagged outputs in Inbox.
4
Read the task meter
Check Settings, then Billing, for tasks used in the month. Solo overage is $0.025 per task after the allotment.
No monthly subscription price was published on the public pricing page. Cards say start for free for Solo and Pro, and work with us for Enterprise. Our pricing is based on your task volume and specific needs. The only per-task dollar amount shown is the Solo overage.
Solo
One person producing content for one brand.
Not verified.
Start for free; extra tasks $0.025 each.
ChatGPT Insights Only
35,000 tasks for content production
1 Brand Kit and 3 Knowledge Bases
Basic CMS and SEO integrations
Single-user access
Community and live chat support
Pro
A small team on one brand.
Not verified.
Start for free; monthly fee not shown.
Insights across 7+ answer engines
100,000 tasks for content production
1 Brand Kit and 5 Knowledge Bases
CMS, SEO, AEO, social, and project integrations
Unlimited seats
Enterprise
Custom limits and a named onboarding path.
Not verified.
Work with us.
Custom prompts, pages, agents, and task limits
Unlimited knowledge bases and brand kits
Dedicated account manager and training
1:1 expert onboarding
Unlimited seats and collaboration
The 14-day trial includes Scale features and does not take payment details until it ends. It ends if trial tasks run out, 14 days pass, or you upgrade to a paid plan. Scale, Enterprise, and trial accounts get 50,000 free credits in the builder before task billing. Scale and Agency are named for API keys and credits, without their own price card. Homepage customer quotes are not results from this profile. Lines cited as “Lorem Ipsum” are not used as findings.
Choose Frase when a research-to-draft flow is the whole task.
AirOps documents insights, human review, grids across rows, and a Solo overage of $0.025 per task. Frase is the comparison when you are not buying that operating system.
Choose Jasper when brand copy is the job, not AI-search ops.
AirOps centers the public pages on answer-engine coverage, channel mix, and task allotments. Jasper is the other marketing tool to open when that discovery system is the wrong shape.
Choose Anyword when you want another writing tool in this catalog.
Use Anyword if you do not need AirOps’s documented path from Insights through playbooks, workflows, grids, and a monthly task reset.
AirOps: common questions
What does AirOps count as a task?
Tasks pay for actions such as generating content or extracting data. Not every step counts, and the number depends on the step type and the data. A count is recorded when a workflow successfully completes an action. Was not verified here.
What do the Solo, Pro, and Enterprise cards include?
Solo is ChatGPT insights only, 35,000 tasks, one brand kit, three knowledge bases, and a single user. Pro is 7+ answer engines, 100,000 tasks, five knowledge bases, and unlimited seats. Enterprise lists custom limits, unlimited kits, a dedicated manager, and 1:1 onboarding.
The trial gives all Scale plan features and waits for payment details until the end. It stops when trial tasks run out, when 14 days pass, or when you upgrade to a paid plan. Scale, Enterprise, and trial accounts also get 50,000 free credits in the builder before task billing. Solo overage after the allotment is $0.025 per task.
Yes, with a plan condition. On Solo, the ability to add your own keys can be added by contacting the team. For Scale and Agency plan users, own keys are included. The pricing grid also lists “Bring your own Model API Keys” and “AirOps MCP + API,” and the docs nav includes an Insights API. The public overview does not paste the key-setup steps.
Use Inbox to review Playbook and Workflow outputs that need attention, including Human Review checkpoints and Brand Kit Refresh proposals. Campaigns are where accepted actions sit next to results. The measurement section says to review work before it ships, then look at citations, influence, traffic, and engagement. The pages do not describe a specific approval role matrix.
NavHunt did not run AirOps. No workflow was started, no task was spent, and no trial was opened for this profile. Task rules, plan cards, and product areas above come from public pages on airops.com and docs.airops.com. This description is based on AirOps's official materials reviewed on 2026-10-06, including AirOps homepage, AirOps pricing, AirOps docs overview, AirOps channel solutions.