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Agent Solo vs AirOps: which one gets a solo founder traffic?

AirOps is a growth platform for enterprise content teams, bought by a VP of Growth through a demo call. It leads the category on AI-citation measurement, and it is the reference for the vocabulary everyone else borrowed.

Agent Solo is bought by one person with a card, and does the work rather than measuring it. If you have a content team, AirOps is a better fit than us and we will say so.

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Pricing checked 23 August 2026

Side by side

The 8 questions that decide it.

Agent Solo compared with AirOps, 2026
Tool	Best for	Entry price	Articles/mo at entry	Builds the blog for you	Converts readers	AI citation (AEO) focus	Backlinks	Guarantee
Agent Solo	Founders who shipped a product and have no blog to publish into	Free site and blog. Solo $29/mo, Growth $99/mo, Scale $299/mo	6 on Solo at $29, 30 on Growth at $99, 100 on Scale at $299	Yes. Branded blog built and hosted for you	Yes. Inline CTAs and popups wired into every article	Yes. Answer-first structure, liftable tables, schema	No	14-day money back and a 90-day traffic-or-refund guarantee. No contract, cancel anytime
AirOps	Enterprise content and SEO teams, not founders	Free Solo tier. Pro and Enterprise prices are not published	Task based. 20,000 tasks on Solo, 75,000 on Pro	No. Plugs into a content stack you already run	No. Conversion appears in their case studies, not in the product	Yes. Citation share of voice is the core product	Offsite mention management rather than link building	14-day trial, no card until it ends

Competitor pricing and features as published on their own sites. Each comparison page names the date that competitor was read; the earliest is 23 August 2026. Scroll the table sideways on a phone.

The honest part

Where AirOps is genuinely better.

Not a setup. These are the reasons a founder should buy AirOps instead of us, and we would rather you found them here than after you paid us.

Citation share of voice across several answer engines, tracked over time, with competitor comparison. This is their core product and nobody else in this set matches it.
Offsite mention management, on the premise that most AI visibility comes from content you do not own.
Enterprise depth: brand governance, knowledge bases, custom agent builds, SSO, unlimited seats, a dedicated account manager.
A services and education arm, including 1:1 onboarding and cohort training, which a company with a team can actually use.

Where Agent Solo wins

Two things AirOps does not do.

Both are structural, not a feature race. Every tool in this category writes content, and most of them write it well.

We build and host the blog

AirOps starts at "connect your CMS". If you shipped a product and never built a marketing site, there is nothing to connect. Agent Solo creates the branded blog, hosts it on your domain, and starts publishing into it. Live in about five minutes, free to get there.

Every article is built to convert

An inline call to action and a popup are wired into every article, pointed at your product, set once at onboarding. The whole category reports impressions, clicks and citations. None of it reports a signup, because none of it captures one.

Multilingual transcreation, not translation, with the hreflang cluster wired correctly on both sides.
AEO built into every piece: answer-first openings, a liftable table, and schema, because citation is won on passages and formats.

Pricing

What each one actually costs.

Agent Solo

Site Builder Free at $0: a real site and blog, live on your own domain, hosted for you.
Solo at $29/mo: 6 articles a month, researched, written, graded and published for you.
Growth at $99/mo: 30 articles a month, in 2 languages, same engine, same conversion wiring.
Scale at $299/mo: 100 articles a month, in up to 5 languages, with priority support.
Every paid plan starts with a 14-day trial: your blog plus 3 articles, then it converts to the plan unless you cancel.
14-Day Money-Back Guarantee: Full refund of your first payment within 14 days of that first charge, no forms and no questions.
90-Day Traffic Guarantee: If your organic traffic is not growing after 90 days of active use, we refund 100% of the subscription fees for those 90 days, and you keep the blog and every article.
No contract, cancel anytime in one click. Your content and your site export with you.

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AirOps

AirOps: Solo starts free with 100 tracked prompts, ChatGPT insights only and 20,000 production tasks. Pro adds multi-engine insights, 250 tracked prompts, 75,000 tasks and unlimited seats. Neither Pro nor Enterprise publishes a monthly price; Enterprise is talk-to-sales.
Billing is task based, with additional Solo tasks at $0.025 each. There is a 14-day trial with no card until it ends.

Pricing as published on airops.com, checked 23 August 2026.

Questions, answered

Agent Solo and AirOps, answered.

Should a solo founder use AirOps?

Probably not, and their own pricing says so: the tiers above free are sales-led and the case studies are Ramp, Carta, Chime and Webflow. The free Solo tier is a genuinely useful AI-visibility dashboard, and it costs nothing to keep alongside whatever you use to actually publish.

Is Agent Solo as good at AI citation tracking?

No. AirOps measures citation share of voice across several engines as its core product; we build articles that are structured to be cited and report on the ones that are. If measurement is the job, they are the better tool.

What does Agent Solo do that AirOps does not?

Build and host the blog, and convert the reader. AirOps assumes you already have a content stack and a team to run it. We assume you have a product and no marketing infrastructure at all.

Can I use both?

Yes, and it is a reasonable pairing. Their free tier tracks whether the answer engines mention you. We do the writing, the publishing and the conversion. Nothing about the two overlaps at the free tier.

Founding members

Get found. Then get signups.

If AirOps fits you better, buy AirOps. If you have a product and no blog to publish into, start here.

Free to get your site and blog live. $29/mo for 6 articles, $99/mo for 30 articles, $299/mo for 100 articles. Every paid plan starts with a 14-day trial: your blog plus 3 articles, then it converts unless you cancel.

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