AirOps Review
AI-powered content creation and AEO optimization with citation tracking across ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini
AirOps combines AEO content creation and AI citation tracking in one platform, with Solo, Pro and Enterprise plans that are all priced on request rather than published. Budgeting takes a sales conversation, and the entry Solo plan covers ChatGPT only, but the ability to automate content refreshes and manage offsite content inside the same tool is genuinely useful. Best for content teams that want to produce and measure AEO content without stitching together two separate products.
Pros and cons
- Solo plan gives one user ChatGPT Insights and 35,000 tasks to test the workflow before scaling to Pro
- Content creation and citation tracking in the same product
- Offsite content management lets you track and optimize content on third-party pages
- API access enables integration with existing content workflows
- Competitor intelligence built in alongside your own brand tracking
- No published prices: Solo, Pro and Enterprise are all quoted on request, and Solo tracks ChatGPT only
- Monitoring and content production can share one task balance, so monitoring may pause when tasks run out
- No white-label delivery for agencies managing client brands
- AI agents for content creation require some ramp-up time to configure effectively
What is AirOps?
AirOps is an AI search and Answer Engine Optimization platform that combines two functions most teams currently split across separate tools: content creation for AI search and tracking whether that content earns citations in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google. The platform started as an AI content workflow tool and expanded into AEO as the search landscape shifted.
The core workflow is straightforward: you identify the prompts your target audience is asking AI models, use AirOps to create or refresh content that positions your brand in those answers, then track whether your visibility improves over time. The offsite content management feature extends this to content you publish on third-party domains, not just your own site, which is relevant because AI citations frequently surface pages other than your homepage.
AirOps sells Solo, Pro and Enterprise plans but publishes no numeric subscription prices, so every plan is priced on request. There is a start-for-free option, but it is not an unlimited free monitoring plan. Solo is limited to one user, one Brand Kit, 35,000 tasks and ChatGPT Insights only; Pro raises that to 100,000 tasks with unlimited seats, and broader engine coverage starts on Pro.
Core features
AI search citation tracking across 4 platforms
AirOps monitors brand visibility across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI answers. You set up the prompts relevant to your category, and the platform tracks which answers cite your brand, which cite competitors, and how that changes after content updates. The tracking is tied directly to the content workflows inside AirOps, so you can see whether a specific content refresh led to a visibility change.
Content creation with AI agents
AirOps uses configurable AI agents to create and update content optimized for AI search citation. Rather than generating generic blog posts, the agents are designed to produce content in the formats AI models tend to cite: direct answers, structured comparisons, FAQ content, and topic authority pages. You configure the agents once per content type and reuse them across your topic clusters.
Content refresh automation
One of the more practical features in AirOps is automated content refresh scheduling. When AI citation data shows a page losing visibility, the platform can trigger a refresh workflow that updates the content to re-align with current AI answer patterns. This closes the loop between the tracking side and the production side without requiring manual intervention each cycle.
Offsite content management
AirOps tracks and manages content published on third-party platforms alongside your own site. This matters because AI models frequently cite non-homepage content, including partner pages, guest posts, and platform profiles. Offsite content management lets you treat these as part of your AEO surface area rather than ignoring them.
Competitor intelligence
AirOps shows which prompts are surfacing competitor brands in AI answers and what types of content are earning those citations. This gives you a clear picture of the content gaps driving competitor visibility, rather than just knowing that a competitor appears more often. Combined with the content creation features, you can move directly from gap identification to production.
Pricing
| Feature | Solo Price on request | Pro Price on request | Enterprise Price on request |
|---|---|---|---|
| AI search tracking | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| AI models tracked | ChatGPT only | Broader coverage | Broader coverage |
| Tasks | 35,000 | 100,000 | Contact |
| Team seats | 1 | Unlimited | Contact |
| Brand Kits | 1 | 1 | Contact |
| Content creation agents | Limited | Full | Full |
| Offsite content management | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Content refresh automation | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Competitor intelligence | Basic | Full | Full |
| API access | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ |
Who it is for
Running a content program that needs to rank in both traditional search and AI answers. AirOps lets you build and track an AEO content strategy without adding a separate analytics platform. The content creation agents handle production at scale while the tracking shows which pieces are earning citations.
Already owning keyword rankings but being asked to show AI visibility results. AirOps gives you the tracking you need to report on AI citations and the content workflows to start improving them, all inside a product that does not require engineering involvement to set up.
Not ready to commit to a full AEO program but want to understand whether AI search matters in your category. The Solo plan gives one user ChatGPT Insights to test the channel first, though its price is quoted on request and it does not cover Perplexity, Gemini or Google.
Verdict
AirOps is worth evaluating for any team that currently runs content creation and AI visibility tracking in separate tools. The integrated approach reduces coordination overhead. Pricing is quoted on request for every plan, and the broader engine coverage on Pro requires a genuine content production budget to justify, but teams actively publishing AEO content will find the automation features save real hours.
Frequently asked questions
Does AirOps have a free plan, and how much does it cost?
AirOps does not publish numeric prices: Solo, Pro and Enterprise are all priced on request. Its start-for-free option is not an unlimited free monitoring plan. Solo covers one user, one Brand Kit, 35,000 tasks and ChatGPT Insights only, while Pro adds 100,000 tasks, unlimited seats and broader engine coverage. Monitoring and content production can draw on the same task balance, so monitoring may pause when it runs out.
How is AirOps different from a standard content writing tool?
AirOps is specifically built around AEO, meaning it creates content with the goal of earning AI citations, not just ranking in blue-link search results. The content agents are configured to produce formats that AI models tend to cite, and the output is tied directly to citation tracking so you can measure impact.
Does AirOps track Claude or other AI models beyond the four listed?
AirOps tracks ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI answers on Pro and Enterprise, while Solo covers ChatGPT only. Claude, Grok, Meta AI, DeepSeek, and Bing Copilot are not in the current tracking scope. If coverage across nine or more AI models is a requirement, AIclicks covers a broader set.
What does offsite content management mean in practice?
It means AirOps tracks and helps optimize content you publish on third-party platforms: partner pages, guest articles, G2 profiles, and similar. Since AI models frequently cite these rather than your main domain, managing them inside AirOps lets you treat the full citation surface area as part of your AEO strategy.
Can agencies use AirOps to manage multiple client brands?
AirOps does not currently offer white-label delivery or guest access links, which limits its usefulness for agency client reporting. It is better suited to in-house teams. Agencies managing AEO across many clients may find AI Peekaboo a better fit for the reporting and multi-brand management layer.
Reviewed by Filipe Lins DuarteCo-Founder & CEOVast experience talking to customers and users to understand what good software looks like. Background spans commercial and product roles.
Checked by John RiceCo-Founder & CTO15+ years building tech products and web applications. Conducted hundreds of user interviews to know what a good product looks like.
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