What each one charges
- Flight Suite HQ — $15 per aircraft per month plus $0.50 per active user. Every operational module included, no feature tiers. Analytics Pro is the one optional add-on at $29/month per organization; existing organizations get it free for a year and new sign-ups get 30 days.
- Aviatize — $29 (Core), $59 (Plus) and $89 (Premium) per aircraft per month, billed annually, unlimited users. Core is capped at three syllabi; safety management, KPI reporting and API access are on Plus; unlimited syllabi and parts inventory on Premium.
Flight Suite HQ $100/month. Aviatize Core approximately $145/month (5 × $29), Plus $295, Premium $445.
Compared across
- Safety & compliance
- Maintenance & airworthiness
- Scheduling & daily operations
- Training & Part 141
- Billing & financial operations
- Analytics & reporting
- API, integrations & growth
What Aviatize does well
A genuinely strong platform. Native iOS and Android apps, a complete safety management system with FRAT, anonymous occurrence reporting, risk assessment and mitigation tracking, sophisticated accounting synchronisation including deferred revenue, a full read/write REST API, and support for Part 91, Part 135, Part 141 and a range of international frameworks.
Where Flight Suite HQ is the better fit
You are a US operation and want FAA specifics rather than a framework covering everyone. AC 120-78B electronic records with SHA-256 signing, automatic FAA DRS Airworthiness Directive applicability checks, ACS-aligned knowledge test prep and live ADS-B tracking are built around US rules — and what Aviatize gates behind Plus and Premium is in the Flight Suite HQ base rate.
Common questions
How much does Aviatize cost?
Aviatize publishes three per-aircraft plans billed annually: Core at $29, Plus at $59 and Premium at $89 per aircraft per month, all with unlimited users. Safety management, KPI reporting and API access are on Plus; unlimited syllabi and parts inventory are on Premium.
Is Flight Suite HQ cheaper than Aviatize?
For most operations, yes. A five-aircraft school with 50 active members pays $100 per month with Flight Suite HQ against roughly $145 for Aviatize Core, $295 for Plus and $445 for Premium — and the capabilities Aviatize places on Plus and Premium are in the Flight Suite HQ base price.
What does Aviatize do better?
Native iOS and Android apps, and support for international and multi-authority operations. If you train under more than one regulator, that matters more than anything on the Flight Suite HQ side of the table.
Comparison is based on publicly documented product capabilities and pricing available as of September 2026. Features and packaging may change. “Not publicly listed” means the capability could not be verified in current public product documentation and does not necessarily mean it is unavailable.
