What AirOps changed

• Added three new pricing tiers: Solo, Pro, and Enterprise.

• Introduced a "Task" based currency system for billing (e.g., 35,000 tasks for Solo, 100,000 for Pro).

• Added a detailed feature comparison table covering Intelligence, Actions, and Integrations.

• Launched a 14-day free trial for the "Scale" (Pro) features.

• Added a comprehensive FAQ section explaining task usage, API keys, and overage fees ($0.025 per task).

• Removed several customer testimonials and research snippets from the main view to prioritize the pricing structure.

• Added a new hero statement focusing on the "single AI recommendation" as the most urgent brand challenge.

• Inserted three major customer testimonials from leaders at Chime, Sanity, and Venn.

• Introduced a new service breakdown: Systems (Platform), Strategy (Expert Team), and Channels (Solutions).

• Added specific call-to-action links for booking calls and exploring expert-led strategy.

• Updated the narrative to focus on "changing the narrative" within AI models, not just increasing visibility.

AirOps is shifting from a sales-led model to a self-service model with transparent pricing. This makes it easier for smaller teams to start using their AI content tools without talking to a salesperson first.

AirOps is shifting from a pure software platform to a hybrid "Systems + Strategy" model. By adding high-profile testimonials from Chime and Sanity, they are positioning themselves as a high-end partner for enterprise AI search optimization (AEO) rather than just a self-serve tool.

• Removed the top headline about running a strategy for "AI discovery."
• Deleted a link to a blog post titled "The Next Chapter for AirOps."
• Removed a paragraph explaining how they help brands earn the trust of AI agents to drive growth.

AirOps is moving away from a specific "AI discovery" and "agent trust" narrative at the top of their page. This might mean they are simplifying their message or shifting focus toward their broader marketing playbook and platform capabilities rather than just AI search optimization.

• Added three new pricing tiers: Solo, Pro, and Enterprise.
• Introduced a "Task" based credit system for content generation and data extraction.
• Added a 14-day free trial for new users to test the platform.
• Detailed specific feature limits for Brand Kits, Knowledge Bases, and seat counts.
• Added a comprehensive FAQ section explaining task usage and API key integration.
• Removed several sections of marketing copy focused on high-level strategy and research findings.

AirOps is moving from a high-touch service model to a scalable software-as-a-service (SaaS) model. By adding "Solo" and "Pro" tiers, they are now targeting individual creators and small teams, not just enterprise clients.