They are not equivalent. Among the differences:
BB uses retinyl palmitate (retinol), AG-1 uses beta-carotene. BB uses the version stored by humans/animal, while AG-1's version requires conversion into retinol to be useful
BB provides Vitamin D at an effective daily dose, AG-1 does not offer it all
Unclear how much vitamin K is offered in AG-1, but Maximus uses Vitamin K2 MK-4, which is the type synthesized by animals
AG-1 is low on copper, selenium, magnesium , while BB provides these at levels that ensure you meet the recommended daily value
AG-1 assumes greens are necessary, which Cam dispels here: https://twitter.com/drcamrx/status/1627713672666828800?s=46&t=WQAQoff7PDAdWlQ9UBwgpA
BB is $49.99 a month, AG-1 is $79/month (when you subscribe)
In general, BB uses prescription-strength dosages and bioavailable forms of key vitamins & minerals that are not found in standard multivitamins or green powders