GreatCompany vs AirOps
AirOps is a US platform for AI search (also called AEO or GEO): creating and optimizing content so AI engines recommend you more often. It is a strong product, built for enterprise content teams working in English, with prices to match. GreatCompany offers the same core, measuring, creating content and proving the effect, at an SMB price. This page puts the two side by side honestly, including when AirOps is the better choice.
We build GreatCompany, so we are a party in this comparison. The AirOps prices below are a July 2026 snapshot and may change; verify them with AirOps directly.
| Feature | GreatCompany | AirOps |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price (paid plans) | €49 per month (Pro), €399 per year | Solo about $199 per month, Pro about $1,999 per month (as of July 2026), free entry tier available |
| Pricing model | Flat monthly fee, cancel monthly | Task-based (monthly task volume), with overage fees of about $9 per 1,000 tasks on Solo and $6 per 1,000 on Pro |
| Multiple websites / agencies | Agency plan: €99 per month for up to 3 websites (€999 per year) | Enterprise plan on request |
| Language | Dutch platform live today; English version launching via the waitlist | English |
| Target group | SMBs and marketing agencies | Enterprise content teams, primarily US and English-language |
| Measuring AI visibility | Daily live prompt tests in ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity, plus AI traffic from 16+ AI platforms via GEO Analytics (first-party snippet on your site) | Reports customer gains in AI citations, up to 165% at brands such as Asana (their own claim) |
| AI content agent | Content Agent: writes new pages and improves existing pages in your brand voice, with a before and after view | Quill: monitors, refreshes and drafts content (launched May 13, 2026, at no extra charge for existing customers) |
| Publishing | You approve and publish yourself (markdown export or copy); after publishing, the effect of each change is measured daily | Connects to CMSs such as WordPress and Webflow |
| Free to start | Free AI visibility check without an account; full platform rolls out via the waitlist | Free entry tier |
What AirOps is built for
We are not here to trash AirOps; it is good at what it does. Its strengths:
- Quill, their AI agent. Launched on May 13, 2026. Quill monitors content, refreshes existing pages and drafts new ones, at no extra charge for existing customers.
- CMS workflows at scale. AirOps connects to CMSs such as WordPress and Webflow, useful for teams publishing a lot of content.
- Results at large brands. AirOps itself reports strong gains in AI citations at customers, up to 165% at brands such as Asana. It is their own claim, but it shows who the product is for: large, English-language content operations.
- Enterprise setup. The whole product, from task volumes to plans, is designed for content teams with specialists and budget.
Choose GreatCompany if you...
- are an SMB or a marketing agency
- want a flat, predictable price (€49 per month, cancel monthly)
- want to approve every change yourself, with proof per change
- need the core: measure, create content and prove the effect
Choose AirOps if you...
- run a large, international content team working in English
- want CMS publishing workflows at scale (WordPress, Webflow)
- have budget from about $2,000 per month for the Pro tier
- look for an enterprise platform proven at large brands
More about AirOps
We are a party in this comparison, so we back everything with verifiable facts, based on publicly available information about AirOps' plans and pricing as of July 2026.
Frequently asked questions
- Is GreatCompany a good alternative to AirOps?
- Yes, especially for SMBs and marketing agencies. AirOps is built for enterprise content teams with enterprise budgets: the Pro plan costs about $1,999 per month (as of July 2026). GreatCompany offers the same core, measuring, creating content and proving the effect, from €49 per month.
- What is the main difference between GreatCompany and AirOps?
- Pricing model and target group. AirOps charges per monthly task volume, with overage fees above your bundle, and aims at large, English-language content teams. GreatCompany charges a flat €49 per month, can be cancelled monthly, and is built for SMBs and agencies.
- Is GreatCompany cheaper than AirOps?
- For paid plans, yes. GreatCompany costs €49 per month (€399 per year); AirOps Solo costs about $199 per month and Pro about $1,999 per month (as of July 2026), plus overage fees. AirOps does offer a free entry tier. GreatCompany offers a free AI visibility check without an account; the full English platform rolls out via the waitlist.
- Does GreatCompany have an AI agent like AirOps Quill?
- Yes. The Content Agent writes new pages and improves existing pages in your brand voice, based on a brand kit with allowed and forbidden claims. You see every change in a before and after view, approve it yourself and publish it yourself. After publishing, the effect of each change is measured daily.
- Does GreatCompany publish straight to my CMS like AirOps?
- No, and that is deliberate. AirOps connects to CMSs such as WordPress and Webflow. With GreatCompany you approve every change and publish it yourself, via markdown export or copy. You keep full control over what goes on your site, and the platform then proves what each change delivers.
- When is AirOps the better choice?
- If you run a large, international content team producing English-language content, want CMS workflows at scale and have a budget from about $2,000 per month for the Pro tier, AirOps is a strong product. For SMBs and agencies that want a flat price and full control over publishing, GreatCompany is the better fit.
Further reading
GreatCompany.ai is the international edition of Briljant.nl, the Dutch GEO platform.
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