Website de-anonymization
Leave the ghosting to your exes. Vector de-anonymizes the contacts on your site, no matter where they come from or which page they land on.
Site de-anonymization gives you X-ray vision into who comes to your website and what they do there, so you can finally prove the value of your efforts beyond vanity metrics.
Reveal anonymous visitors in minutes by adding five lines of code to your website header and landing pages.
Refine your full list of visitors to just the ones you care about—ICP personas, key content engagement, and visits to high-intent pages.
Pick a channel for you and your team to be notified when an ICP visitor is identified. Then sit back as Vector surfaces 15–30% of your traffic at the contact level.
"We've generated opportunities from Vector's contact-level signals we didn't even know were interested in us — until Vector showed us."
Turn your contact-level insights into ready-to-run ad audiences.
Vector connects first-party site activity with contact-level identity using privacy-safe data sources, revealing who is visiting not just which account.
Vector uses privacy-safe data sources and respects regional and consent-based requirements. Identification is limited to business contacts and compliant traffic sources.
No. Vector does not rely on form fills or third-party cookies. Identification happens even when visitors don’t convert.
Plus, the Vector pixel is lightweight and designed to run without affecting page load times or site performance.
You see real people: name, role, company, and on-site behavior tied directly to CRM and GTM workflows.
Accuracy varies by traffic mix, but Vector prioritizes confidence and usability over inflated match rates. You’ll always know what’s verified vs inferred.
Account-level identification reveals the company or organization visiting your website. In contrast, Vector's contact-level identification goes a step further by identifying the specific individuals or decision-makers active on your site, allowing for more precise targeting that reaches the actual buyer rather than just an employer.
