Compare ·ThirdTurn vs Profound

ThirdTurn vs Profound.

Profound sells enterprise software for AI search, with an AI marketer and agents your team runs on credits. ThirdTurn is a managed service: our team does the work, measured on our own platform.

 Facts about AirPulse taken from its own public pages on 19 October 2026.

Written first, and meant

Where Profound is the better buy.

Where we differ

Three things you can check.

1

We do the work

Profound gives your team the software and an AI marketer to run. We write the pages, fix the listings and draft the replies, and you approve.

2

The decision, not the prompt

We follow three questions in a row and show where you drop out, and the source that caused it.

3

Indian pricing on the page

Our Assessment and plan floors are published in rupees. Profound’s paid plan is custom.

Side by side

The details.

ThirdTurn

Profound

What you buy

A managed service on our own platform

Software, an AI marketer and agents your team operates

Price

Quoted in writing after a free snapshot. Billed quarterly, with the rest of the quarter refunded if you stop after month one

A free trial: 50 prompts daily for 7 days on ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI Overviews. Enterprise custom

Follows the buyer past the first question

Yes. Three questions in a row, every conversation, to the decision

Not stated on their pricing page

Engines

Six on every plan, kept separate: ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, Copilot and Google AI

Up to nine answer engines on Enterprise

Who does the work

Our team: pages, technical fixes, local profiles, reviews and the sources AI quotes

Your team, using their software and agents

Security

Approval on every change; no SOC 2 report yet

SSO and SOC 2 listed on Enterprise

Source: tryprofound.com/pricing, checked 19 October 2026.

The honest summary

Who should choose which.

Choose Profound if you are an enterprise team that wants to run AI search software and agents yourselves. Choose ThirdTurn if you want the work done for you and measured to the decision, at a price published in rupees.