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How AirOps is Helping You Control Your Brand's Destiny in AI Search

  • Writer: Menlo Times
    Menlo Times
  • Nov 15
  • 2 min read
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AirOps, the only platform that takes you from insights to action to increase your brand's visibility in AI search, led by Alex Halliday and Matt Hammel, has secured $40 million in Series B funding led by Mike Duboe at Greylock.


Information discovery has changed more in the past year than in the previous three decades, as billions now get direct answers from AI instead of clicking through search results.


This shift is upending how brands are found and rendering traditional SEO far less effective. AirOps was built to help companies compete and grow in this new landscape.


Over two dozen CMOs and marketing leaders joined the round, highlighting how central the platform has become. The term sheet closed in just five days because the urgency is real, organic traffic is dropping, and companies need a new playbook to stay visible.


AirOps isn’t another visibility tracker, it’s a full content engineering platform. It shows how a brand performs across channels, identifies what to fix, and generates or refreshes content in the brand’s exact voice and knowledge.


By unifying the entire content lifecycle, AirOps keeps everything accurate, current, and on-brand, giving teams clarity and control. Leading companies like Ramp, Webflow, Kayak, Klaviyo, and Chime use AirOps as their visibility command center to ensure their content shows up with authority wherever customers search.


New funding will accelerate the product roadmap, establishing AirOps as the only end-to-end system of action for AI search. The company will strengthen its enterprise go-to-market motion, deepen ecosystem partnerships, expand into Europe and other regions, and continue growing the AirOps Content Engineering community to help marketing teams thrive in the new era of discovery.


Alongside platform development, the focus will remain on research, education, and community, supporting the industry’s shift from one-off campaigns to orchestrated, high-quality content systems.


This marks a pivotal moment for brands looking to regain control of their AI search visibility.

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