Brault and Air.inc are both creative platforms for storing and organizing assets, and both offer natural-language conversational AI search. Brault adds three capabilities Air does not include natively: Brault Transfer (BTransfer) for sending files up to 250 GB with branded delivery, white-label branding across the app and shared links, and public pricing you can see before signing up. Air.inc is strong in its ad-performance analytics and integrations with Figma, Slack, and Notion.

Yes. Air.inc offers a Free plan at $0/month that includes 120 credits per month (approximately 20 GB of enriched storage), with unlimited seats. Air's paid plans are Starter at $25/month (600 credits, around 100 GB), Business at $900/month (30,000 credits, around 5 TB), and Enterprise (custom pricing, 60,000+ base credits). Brault also offers a Free plan ($0/month, 2 GB) plus publicly priced paid plans at $3, $10, and $60 per month on the pricing page. Brault's Free includes Brault Transfer and white-label, which Air's Free does not.

At every paid tier, yes, and the gap widens the larger you scale. Brault Lite ($3/month, 200 GB flat) vs Air Starter ($25/month, around 100 GB shared with AI credits): Brault is 8× cheaper for around 2× the storage. Brault Pro ($10/month, 2 TB) vs Air Starter ($25/month, around 100 GB): Brault is 2.5× cheaper for around 20× the storage. Brault Growth ($60/month, 5 TB) vs Air Business ($900/month, around 5 TB shared with AI credits): Brault is 15× cheaper at the same storage tier. Air's pricing jumps from $25 Starter to $900 Business with nothing in between, where Brault offers four tiers in the $0 to $60 range.

Yes. Brault AI Search supports natural-language conversational queries across 50+ file formats: images, video, audio, documents, design files, returning results by what is inside the file, not just the filename. Both Brault and Air.inc offer conversational AI search. Brault's differentiation is the proprietary AI model running on its own infrastructure, the breadth of formats it indexes, and that AI features do not compete with storage (Air's credits are shared between storage and AI generation, so heavy AI use reduces effective storage).

For most agency workflows, yes. Brault covers the same core capabilities: storage, AI search, Workspaces, Brault Boards, commenting, access control, and adds integrated file transfer, white-label branding for client-facing portals, and a $60/month Growth plan that ceilings at 5 TB (the same storage tier as Air's $900 Business). Teams that rely on Air's Figma, Slack, Notion, or ad-performance integrations (the last is Enterprise-only on Air) should verify integration parity before migrating.

Yes. Brault Boards are Kanban-style project boards with custom properties (status, person, date, checkbox) attached directly to files. Each card IS a file. You can group by any property and switch views instantly, with real-time multi-user sync. Air.inc also offers boards for creative operations; Brault Boards are file-centric, which means the work and the file live in the same record instead of in linked cards.

Air.inc does not include a native file transfer engine. Teams using Air typically pair it with WeTransfer, Dropbox Transfer, or similar tools for large file delivery. Brault includes Brault Transfer (BTransfer) on every plan, including Free, with branded download pages, password protection on Lite and above, and expiration windows on Pro and above. Per-transfer caps scale with the plan: Free 5/month at 2 GB, Lite 20/month at 50 GB, Pro unlimited at 50 GB plus 20/month at 100 GB, Growth unlimited at 250 GB.

Yes. Brault includes white-label branding on every plan, including Free. You can customize the entire interface, shared links, and Brault Transfer download pages with your logo, colors, and custom domain. Air.inc does not currently offer white-label branding on shared portals. White-label is one of the most-cited reasons agencies switch from Air to Brault.