ProductOS vs airfocus
airfocus is a modular product management platform for larger organisations, with OKRs, a portal, portfolio views and a two-way MCP server, sold through a demo with no published price. ProductOS covers similar ground with published self-serve pricing, adds go-to-market and sales intelligence and outcomes measured after release, and records coding-agent work on the plan.
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Choose airfocus if
you are an enterprise product organisation that wants modular portfolio management, OKRs tied to the roadmap and hands-on deployment support.
Choose ProductOS if
you want to start today with published prices, and need go-to-market, sales intel and measured outcomes on the same record as the roadmap.
At a glance
| ProductOS | airfocus | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | ProductOS Product teams who want customer evidence, strategy, delivery and outcomes on one record that people and agents both work in | airfocus Product organisations managing portfolios at scale Source |
| Where the record starts | ProductOS Customer evidence, carried through to the outcome it moved Source | airfocus Priorities and the roadmap Source |
| Customer feedback linked to the work | ProductOS Inbox from the widget, Feedback API, public portal and integrations, linked to themes and Work Source | airfocus Insights app, with an Insights agent on Enterprise Source |
| Feedback weighted by account revenue | ProductOS Feedback links to accounts with ARR; AI scores urgency from it, and agents can rank Work by ARR asking Source | airfocus Custom insight weighting; revenue via the Salesforce import on Enterprise Source |
| Objectives and OKRs | ProductOS Vision, OKRs, SWOT and positioning, linked to initiatives Source | airfocus Objectives app for OKRs with check-ins; add-on on Professional Source |
| Measured outcome after shipping | ProductOS Baseline, target and actual per initiative, with a review date and learning Source | airfocus Key-result progress; no post-release outcome record found Source |
| Launches, battle cards, win/loss | ProductOS Launch plans, messaging, competitors, battle cards, win/loss and deal blockers Source | airfocus No battle cards, win/loss or deal blockers found Source |
| AI | ProductOS Copilot and ProductSense grounded in the workspace; your own Anthropic key on any plan Source | airfocus airfocus agent for chat and analysis; no credits mentioned Source |
| MCP server for agents | ProductOS Read and write, OAuth sign-in, every write undoable Source | airfocus Two-way MCP server Source |
| Coding-agent work recorded on the plan | ProductOS Sessions from Claude Code, Codex or Cursor, with progress, questions and pull requests, recorded on the Work item Source | airfocus Two-way status sync with dev tools; no agent sessions found Source |
| Public roadmap, portal and changelog | ProductOS Public roadmap, feedback portal and changelog Source | airfocus Portal with public roadmap, voting and release announcements Source |
| Entry paid price | ProductOS $10 per member per month billed yearly ($12 monthly) Source | airfocus Not published; pricing on request Source |
| Free plan | ProductOS Up to 3 members, every area Source | airfocus No free plan or trial; demo instead Source |
| Read-only users | ProductOS Free on every plan Source | airfocus Unlimited contributors and viewers Source |
Where airfocus is stronger
- Modular portfolio management and dashboards for large product organisations.
- Native OKRs tied to the roadmap, with check-ins and roll-ups.
- Hands-on deployment support and two-way sync with Jira, Azure DevOps, GitHub and Linear.
Where ProductOS is different
- Published prices and a free plan: start in minutes, no demo required.
- Go-to-market and sales intelligence (launches, battle cards, win/loss, deal blockers) live on the same record.
- Each initiative ends in a measured outcome, not only key-result progress.
- Coding-agent sessions and pull requests are recorded on the Work item.
Moving from airfocus
Export your items and objectives, bring them in with the ProductOS Excel template, and link them into themes, initiatives and OKRs. If engineering is on Jira or Linear, connect it and the issues sync in as Work.
Questions
- How much does airfocus cost compared with ProductOS?
- airfocus doesn't publish prices; both plans are on request. ProductOS is free for up to 3 members, and Pro is $10 per member per month billed yearly.
- Do both have an MCP server?
- Yes. airfocus offers a two-way MCP server. ProductOS's MCP server reads and writes the whole workspace, and agents can also open coding sessions that report back onto the Work item.
- Is there a free trial?
- airfocus offers a demo rather than a trial. ProductOS has a free plan you can start without talking to anyone.
Also compared
airfocusis a trademark of its owner, named here only to identify the product. ProductOS isn’t affiliated with it.