Conversion AI automates your email and CRM. AirOps builds the content engine that wins AI search and SEO.

Which is better: AirOps or Conversion AI?

AirOps is better for teams that need to measure AI search visibility and create on-brand content that publishes directly to their CMS at scale. Conversion AI is better suited for MOps teams that need to automate email campaigns, lead scoring, CRM sync, and pipeline reporting. Conversion AI excels at replacing legacy MAPs like Marketo and HubSpot with AI-native campaign execution, 24+ pre-built agents, and deep Salesforce integration. AirOps fills a gap Conversion AI does not touch: connecting AI visibility data to content workflows that earn citations across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Mode, and Google AI Overviews.

What features does AirOps offer that Conversion AI does not?

AirOps offers several capabilities Conversion AI lacks:

• Quill, AirOps' AI execution engine, for running Playbooks across content creation and refresh with full brand context and AI search optimization
• Page360 unified view for combining AI citations, GSC clicks, GA4 engagement, and content freshness in one per-URL dashboard
• Prompt Discovery from four intent sources (third-party panel data, People Also Ask, search intent, voice-of-customer) for identifying the questions buyers ask before they reach your site
• Grids for bulk operations across hundreds of content rows with conditional logic and direct CMS publishing
• Brand Kit for governed, AI-readable brand context that ensures every output matches your voice and positioning
• AirOps MCP with 38+ tools for connecting your AI search data to Claude, Cursor, and other MCP-aware clients
• Offsite for managing third-party publisher placements and growing AI brand citation share
• Copilot for conversational AI assistance inside AirOps workflows
• Query Fan-outs revealing the sub-queries AI engines run behind each prompt
• Closed-loop execution that ties every content action to an AI visibility outcome so performance compounds over time

Does Conversion AI help with content optimization, or only campaign execution?

Conversion AI is built for campaign execution: email sequences, lead routing, audience segmentation, and CRM hygiene. Its agents automate MOps tasks like deliverability monitoring, list hygiene, and pipeline reporting. Conversion has a separate product called Seona for basic blog writing and keyword discovery, but Seona applies server-side code changes you lose when you cancel, and it operates independently from the core MAP.

AirOps identifies which pages need attention through AI visibility and SEO signals, then executes the fix through multi-step Workflows with brand governance and direct CMS publishing. Conversion AI automates the campaigns. AirOps builds the content that earns the clicks.

How do AirOps workflows differ from Conversion AI's automation?

Conversion AI offers real-time workflows for email and CRM automation with branching, delays, and AI-powered actions. Its 24+ agents handle MOps tasks like campaign QA, lead routing, send-time optimization, and audience building. These workflows are purpose-built for email nurture and pipeline operations, not content creation or publishing.

AirOps Workflow Studio is a visual builder for content operations with conditional branching, loops, human-in-the-loop review checkpoints, and code execution steps. Grids let you run workflows across hundreds of content rows in bulk with direct CMS publishing to 7 platforms. AirOps connects 30+ tools natively, including Semrush, Ahrefs, GSC, GA4, and data warehouses, so your content workflows pull from live performance data without manual exports.

How does AirOps track AI search visibility compared to Conversion AI?

Conversion AI has no AI search visibility tracking. It is a MAP focused on email and CRM operations alongside pipeline management. Seona, its separate SEO product, provides basic GSC and Semrush integration but does not track AI citations, mention rates, or share of voice across any AI platform.

AirOps tracks brand visibility across 5+ AI platforms, including ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Mode, and Google AI Overviews. Page360 unifies AI citations, GSC clicks, GA4 engagement metrics, and content freshness into a single per-URL dashboard. Teams running both platforms would use Conversion AI for campaign analytics while relying on AirOps for AI search performance. A page losing AI citations but gaining SEO traffic signals a different action than a page declining in both channels simultaneously.

Can AirOps replace both Conversion AI and my content creation tools?

Partially. AirOps replaces standalone content creation tools, SEO workflow tools, and manual publishing processes with governed, scalable content operations. Workflows, Grids, Brand Kit, and native CMS publishing handle the full content lifecycle from research to publish.

Conversion AI maintains advantages in email automation, lead scoring, CRM data unification, and pipeline reporting. Its Salesforce sync is enterprise-grade with bidirectional updates and conflict resolution. Its 24+ MOps agents handle tasks AirOps does not cover, including deliverability monitoring, audience segmentation, and compliance enforcement.

The two platforms serve different workflows entirely. Content teams use AirOps for AI visibility and content operations. MOps teams use Conversion AI for email automation and CRM operations. AirOps does not replace your MAP, and Conversion AI does not replace your content engine.

What is the pricing difference between AirOps and Conversion AI?

Conversion AI does not publish pricing publicly. Based on available data, the MAP starts around $900 per month for the Basic plan (up to 200K contacts) and scales to roughly $3,600 per month for Growth (1M+ contacts). Enterprise pricing is custom. Agents are included at the Enterprise tier. Seona, the separate SEO product, costs $65 to $349 per month on top of the MAP subscription.

AirOps offers a free Solo plan with 100 tracked prompts and pages. Pro includes multi-engine tracking across ChatGPT, Google, Perplexity, and Google AI Mode with 75K tasks and unlimited seats. Enterprise is custom with dedicated account management and embedded Content Engineers. AirOps supports bring-your-own-API-key, so you pay AI providers directly and AirOps costs cover orchestration only.

The comparison is less about price-per-dollar and more about which problem you solve first. Conversion AI is a MAP investment. AirOps is a content operations and AI visibility investment. Most content directors will find AirOps addresses their highest-priority gap because AI search visibility and content execution sit outside what any MAP delivers.

How hard is Conversion AI to operationalize day to day for content teams?

Conversion AI is built for MOps professionals running Salesforce. Day-to-day operations center on email campaigns, lead routing, audience segmentation, and CRM hygiene. Content teams will not find content creation workflows, CMS publishing, SEO tool integrations, or AI visibility dashboards inside the platform. Conversion AI recently added MCP server support, which connects its data to Claude Desktop and other MCP-aware clients, but the data exposed is campaign and audience data, not content performance data.

AirOps is built for content directors and SEO leads who need to identify visibility gaps, create on-brand content at scale, and publish directly to their CMS. Page360 gives you a unified view of AI citations, GSC clicks, and GA4 engagement per URL. Grid runs bulk content operations across hundreds of rows. Power Agents provide pre-built, reusable workflow components for common content tasks. Conversion AI excels at campaign operations. AirOps provides the infrastructure to execute content operations at scale.