AirOps and Listable Labs both combine AI search visibility with content creation, but they take different approaches. AirOps is a flexible content engineering platform you build workflows in; Listable Labs is a turnkey AEO tool that works out of the box. This comparison walks through plans, real use cases and cost, using each company's own pricing and product pages.
Note: We make Listable Labs, so we encourage you to try AirOps independently and do the same with Listable Labs to make your own conclusions. Everything about AirOps in this article comes from AirOps's official pricing and product pages.
Quick overview: Listable Labs vs AirOps
AirOps's strengths
- Custom content workflows with Playbooks, Grids and Power Agents
- Quill, an agent that builds and edits workflows from prompts
- Brand kits and knowledge bases on every plan
- 13 CMS integrations plus project management tools
- Offsite insights for Reddit and YouTube citations
- Hands-on enablement, training and SOC 2 Type II
Listable Labs' strengths
- Published prices from $89/month (AirOps: not published)
- 3 AI engines on the entry plan (AirOps Solo: ChatGPT only)
- No workflows to build: suggestions, articles and publishing out of the box
- A fixed monthly article allowance instead of task billing
- White-label client reports on Scale and Max
- Social content drafts and competitor suggestions
AirOps gives content teams a powerful builder. Listable Labs gives marketing teams and agencies the same core loop of track, write and publish without building anything.
Build your own workflows, or use them out of the box?
AirOps is a builder. You design Playbooks and Grids, connect brand kits and knowledge bases, and let Quill and Power Agents run them. That flexibility is powerful for content teams with the time and people to set it up and maintain it.
Listable Labs is opinionated instead. Tracking, suggestions, articles, publishing and social drafts work the same way for every project, so there's no workflow to design and no task budget to estimate.
If you have content engineers and many content types with custom review steps, the builder approach pays off. If you want results this week at a fixed monthly price, out of the box is the faster path.
Listable Labs vs AirOps: real use cases
Here's how the two compare on the jobs teams actually hire an AI search tool for.
Use case 1: See AI visibility next to real traffic
Knowing that AI mentions you is only half the picture. You also want to know which of your pages AI cites, and whether those answers actually send traffic to your site.
AirOps Insights tracks citations, sentiment and visibility (ChatGPT only on Solo, 7+ engines on Pro). Pages shows which prompts cite each page alongside GA4 and Search Console data, and Agent Analytics reads AI crawler visits from CDN logs.
Listable Labs tracks visibility, citations, sentiment and share of voice, plus URL tracking for any page. Search Console, Google Analytics and Cloudflare connect on every plan, so you can see which pages AI cites, what traffic they get and which AI crawlers visit.

AirOps is the better fit if you want 7+ engines and page-level data from several CDN log providers. Listable Labs is the better fit if you want multi-engine tracking, Search Console, Google Analytics and Cloudflare from a published $89 plan.
Use case 2: Turn a visibility gap into content
Finding prompts where competitors get cited and you don't is the easy part. Fixing it means updating existing pages or writing new ones.
AirOps runs content through Playbooks and Grids: multi-step workflows with brand kits and knowledge bases, built or edited with its Quill agent. Usage is billed by tasks.
Each suggestion is backed by the sources AI cites. For an existing page, Listable Labs shows the exact edits as current vs proposed text, including FAQ and JSON-LD. For a new page, it gives a writing brief and outline, then generates the article from your knowledge base: 10 a month on Growth, 25 on Scale and 50 on Max.

AirOps is the better fit if you have the resources to design and maintain custom content pipelines at scale. Listable Labs is the better fit if you want suggestions and finished articles without building workflows.
Use case 3: Publish without copy-pasting
Once an article is approved, it still has to get onto your site.
AirOps lists 13 CMS integrations, including WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Sanity, Contentful, HubSpot and Framer.
Approved articles auto-publish to WordPress, Webflow, Sanity or Shopify, from the $89 Growth plan.
What is answer engine optimization (AEO)?
Generated from a Listable Labs suggestion
WordPressPublished
WebflowPublished
SanityPublished
ShopifyPublished
AirOps is the better fit if you publish on a CMS outside WordPress, Webflow, Sanity or Shopify. Listable Labs is the better fit if you use one of those four and want auto-publishing with no setup.
Use case 4: Show up where AI looks: Reddit, LinkedIn and YouTube
AI engines don't only cite brand websites. In most categories they lean heavily on Reddit threads, LinkedIn posts and YouTube videos.
AirOps offsite insights show which Reddit threads and YouTube videos AI cites, and Pro includes social integrations for workflows.
Listable Labs turns the sources AI cites into ready-to-review drafts for Reddit, LinkedIn, YouTube and Instagram, including video scripts, on every plan.

Listable Labs is the better fit if you want ready-to-review social drafts without building a workflow.
Listable Labs vs AirOps: plans compared
Entry-level plans
Listable Labs Growth
$89/month- 50 prompts tracked daily
- ChatGPT, Gemini and AI Mode (Perplexity, AI Overviews, Copilot as add-ons)
- 1 project, 2 seats, multi-country tracking
- 10 AI-optimized articles a month with CMS auto-publishing
- Search Console, Google Analytics, Bing and Cloudflare
- MCP, knowledge base and email support
AirOps Solo
Not published- ChatGPT insights only
- Personas, regions and languages personalization
- 35,000 tasks a month for content production
- 1 brand kit, 3 knowledge bases
- Basic CMS and SEO integrations
- Single-user access
- For multi-engine tracking from day one: Listable Labs Growth covers ChatGPT, Gemini and AI Mode.
- For a known monthly cost: Listable Labs publishes its price; AirOps packages plans by task volume.
Team plans
Listable Labs Scale
$249/month- 200 prompts tracked daily
- 5 projects, 5 seats, multi-country tracking
- 25 AI-optimized articles a month with CMS auto-publishing
- White-label client reports
- Dedicated account manager, email and call support
AirOps Pro
Not published- Insights across 7+ answer engines
- 100,000 tasks a month
- 1 brand kit, 5 knowledge bases
- CMS, SEO, AEO, social and project integrations
- Unlimited seats
- For more engines and deeper workflow customization: AirOps Pro.
- For agencies on a published budget: Listable Labs Scale at $249 with 5 projects and white-label reports.
Enterprise
Listable Labs Enterprise
Custom- Custom prompt limits and more model add-ons
- Hallucination detection and advanced article generation
- AEO Copilot agent and API access
- Dedicated success team and priority onboarding
AirOps Enterprise
Custom- Custom prompt, page and task limits
- Custom agent builds
- Unlimited knowledge bases and brand kits
- Dedicated account manager and training
- 1:1 expert onboarding and SSO
- For hands-on content engineering support and custom agent builds: AirOps Enterprise.
Listable Labs vs AirOps: feature comparison
| Feature | Listable Labs Growth ($89/mo) | AirOps Solo (price not published) |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $89/month | Not published |
| AI models | ChatGPT, Gemini, AI Mode (+3 add-ons) | ChatGPT only |
| Users | 2 | 1 |
| Content production | 10 articles / month | 35,000 tasks / month |
| Brand context | Knowledge base | 1 brand kit, 3 knowledge bases |
| CMS publishing | WordPress, Webflow, Sanity, Shopify | Basic CMS integrations |
| Search Console & Analytics | Yes | Yes |
| Citations & sentiment | Yes | Yes |
| White-label client reports | Scale & Max | Not listed |
| Prompt suggestions & search volume | Yes (incl. from Search Console) | Yes (relative volume) |
| Competitor suggestions | Yes | Not listed |
| URL-level citation tracking | Yes | Yes (Pages) |
| AI traffic & bot crawl analytics | Google Analytics + Cloudflare | Agent Analytics (CDN logs) |
| AI agent | AEO Copilot (Enterprise) | Quill |
| SEO research (keywords, backlinks) | Yes | Via DataForSEO, Moz and GSC tools |
| MCP | Yes | Yes |
| Support | Community & live chat | |
| Free trial | Yes, no credit card | 14 days, no payment details |
Both platforms also offer custom Enterprise plans. See Listable Labs pricing and AirOps for every tier.
Key Listable Labs features not available in AirOps
- Published pricing: from $89/month
- Multi-engine tracking on the entry plan
- White-label client reports: on Scale and Max
- Social content drafts without building a workflow
- Competitor suggestions: based on the brands AI mentions alongside you
Key AirOps features not available in Listable Labs
- Custom workflow builder: Playbooks, Grids and Power Agents
- Brand kits: on every plan
- 13 CMS integrations: plus Asana, Notion, ClickUp and more
- Content engineering services: training and 1:1 onboarding
- Security: SOC 2 Type II and Okta SSO
Cost comparison
To track 50 prompts daily across 3 AI engines and publish 10 optimized articles a month with AirOps, you need at minimum:
- Solo plan (ChatGPT insights only): Price not published
- Pro plan, needed for 7+ answer engines: Price not published
- Content production: Billed by tasks
- Total minimum for 50 prompts, 3 engines and 10 articles = Not published
AirOps packages plans around task volume, so you need to talk to sales to know the cost of multi-engine tracking.
With Listable Labs, you get 50 prompts across 3 AI models tracked daily, 10 AI-optimized articles a month, CMS auto-publishing and Search Console plus Google Analytics for a published $89/month, with no task billing to estimate.
Listable Labs vs AirOps: which should you choose?
AirOps and Listable Labs overlap more than most tools here. The question is how much you want to build yourself.
Choose AirOps if:
- You have content engineers who will build and maintain workflows
- You publish on a CMS beyond WordPress, Webflow, Sanity or Shopify
- You want brand kits and deep project management integrations
- You want hands-on enablement from the vendor's team
Choose Listable Labs if:
- You want tracking, writing and publishing working out of the box
- You want a published price instead of task-based packaging
- You need multi-engine tracking on the entry plan
- You're an agency that needs white-label client reports
Both offer free trials: AirOps for 14 days, Listable Labs with no credit card. Compare them on the same prompts.
Pricing and features sourced from AirOps's and Listable Labs' own pricing pages as of Oct 26, 2026.
