AirOps Pricing Guide 2026: What Task Metering Actually Costs
AirOps does not print Solo or Pro prices on its public page. Here's the official plan structure, the ~$200 to ~$2,000 cliff, and why articles land at $40 to $70 in real bills.
AirOps sells content workflows, not a chat box. You compose research, draft, brand-check, and publish steps, and every run burns "tasks." The public pricing page lists four named tiers and their task and prompt limits. It does not list dollar amounts for Solo or Pro. Third-party 2026 write-ups that checked the live page commonly report Solo around $200/mo and Pro around $2,000/mo. Confirm in-app before you treat either figure as a quote.
Google's AI features guidance still covers Overviews. It does not store ChatGPT or Perplexity answers on a prompt you typed.
AirOps pricing tiers
| Plan | Published price | Tasks | Visibility |
|---|---|---|---|
| Insights | $0 | 1,000/mo | Not a real tracker |
| Solo | Unpublished (~$200/mo in third-party reports) | 20,000 | 100 prompts & pages, ChatGPT only, monthly opportunity reports |
| Pro | Unpublished (~$2,000/mo in third-party reports) | 75,000 | 250 prompts & pages, multi-engine insights, weekly reports, unlimited seats |
| Enterprise | Custom | Custom | Custom regions, personas, languages, agents |
There is no published mid-tier between Solo and Pro. That 10x jump is the buying problem.
What Insights ($0) actually includes
One user, 1,000 tasks, basic templates, one brand kit, five knowledge sources, community chat, and a long list of model and CMS logos. It is a sandbox. It is not enough to run a researched article workflow for a month, and it is not AI-search measurement.
What Solo actually includes
Twenty thousand tasks, 100 tracked prompts and pages, ChatGPT insights only, monthly opportunity reports, one brand kit, three knowledge bases, basic CMS/SEO integrations, and a single seat. If the ~$200/mo figure is what you see at checkout, that is the plan most individuals land on.
Two catches sit on this tier. First, visibility is ChatGPT-only with a monthly report cadence, so do not buy Solo as a GEO tracker. Second, a full research-to-publish article has been reported in the $40 to $70 task-cost range, which means 20,000 tasks is a few dozen serious pieces, not unlimited content ops. Overage protection exists and ships off by default; one documented account was billed $128 for two articles after running uncapped.
What Pro actually adds
Seventy-five thousand tasks, 250 tracked prompts and pages, multi-engine insights, weekly opportunity reports, more integrations (CMS, SEO, AEO, social, project tools), live cohort training, and unlimited seats. If the ~$2,000/mo figure holds, you are paying 10x Solo to unlock team seats and anything beyond ChatGPT on the insights side.
That is a content-ops budget, not a writer subscription. Compare it to Jasper Business (also custom) or to a dedicated tracker plus a cheaper draft tool.
What Enterprise unlocks
Custom prompt, page, and task limits, multiple regions/personas/languages, custom agent builds, unlimited brand kits and knowledge bases, a dedicated manager, and 1:1 onboarding. No public price. The "Pages" SKU on the same marketing site is also custom and pitched around visibility plus content refresh.
How tasks turn into a surprise bill
AirOps meters workflow steps, not words. A pipeline that calls several models, pulls SERP or CMS data, and writes a long article burns far more tasks than a single chat completion. The site's own review notes real articles landing around $40 to $70, G2 difficulty complaints in 54 of 111 reviews, and an eight-month path to positive ROI in one detailed account.
| Cost reality | Figure we have |
|---|---|
| Reported Solo / Pro stickers | ~$200/mo / ~$2,000/mo (not on the public page) |
| Reported cost per full article workflow | ~$40 to $70 |
| Documented silent overage | $128 for 2 articles |
| Overage cap default | Off |
| Overage rate (third-party reports) | $0.025 per task |
Turn the cap on before you run a bulk job. Watch the task dashboard for a full cycle before you forecast a year of content.
Is AirOps worth the price?
Yes if you already think in pipelines (brief, research, draft, QA, CMS) and have enough volume that building those pipelines once pays back. No if you wanted a $59 writer or a $95 visibility tracker. Promptwatch starts at $95/mo with a free Explore tier and covers 10+ engines plus Content Agents. Jasper Pro is $59 to $69/seat/mo for brand-voice drafts. Koala starts at $9/mo if you only need SEO article volume.
AirOps is infrastructure. Price the tasks, not the logo.
FAQ
Why doesn't AirOps show Solo and Pro prices?
The public page shows task and prompt limits and a $0 Insights tier. Paid dollar amounts appear after signup or a sales conversation. Treat ~$200 and ~$2,000 as reported working numbers, then confirm.
Does Solo include multi-engine AI tracking?
No. Official copy is "ChatGPT Insights Only" and monthly opportunity reports. Multi-engine insights and weekly reports start at Pro.
How many articles can I get from 20,000 tasks?
It depends on the workflow. If a researched article burns the $40 to $70 equivalent that users have reported, Solo is tens of pieces a month, not hundreds. Simple rewrite steps cost less; stacked research steps cost more.
What's a cheaper way to get tracking plus some content?
Promptwatch Essential is $95/mo with a broad engine set and Content Agents (5 AEO articles/mo on that tier). It is a visibility platform with a publish loop, not a programmable workflow builder.