Pricing
What does Vector actually cost?
Every plan starts with a flat platform fee. From there, credits scale with what you actually turn on: tracked accounts, site traffic, paid signals, and automated actions.
This is the typical mix for teams like the one you chose above. See your receipt for what’s actually included.
Billed monthly.
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Here’s what’s baked in to every plan.
A flat platform fee
Covers account journeys, account selection, core reporting, your CRM and ad integrations, MCP, admin and permissions, and the basic signals every plan starts with.
Tracked accounts
Every account you track draws credits to power AI scoring and stage prediction.
Site traffic
The visitors Vector processes across your site draw credits too. That’s what powers site de-anonymization at scale.
Signals and actions
Turning on premium signals, building your own signals, or adding actions like bid agents, also draws credits. Your own data (CRM, forms fills, marketing email engagement) never does.
You may be wondering...
How does Vector pricing work?
Every plan has two parts: a flat monthly platform fee, and credits that meter usage on top. The platform fee covers the core of Vector: account journeys, account selection, reporting, integrations, and basic signals. Credits are consumed by tracked accounts, your site traffic, premium signals, and automated actions.
What draws down my credits?
Four things: the accounts you’re actively tracking, the site traffic Vector processes, any premium signals you turn on (beyond the basics included in your platform fee), and automated actions like AI-drafted outreach or bid-agent campaigns.
Do you charge for our own data?
No. Data from your CRM, marketing automation platform, forms, and product usage is never metered: it’s free by design. Credits are reserved for signals Vector sources or enriches on your behalf.
What happens if I need more credits than my plan includes?
You purchase more, and the price per credit gets cheaper as your usage grows, the same mechanic as most volume pricing. You’re only ever charged for the credits you actually use.
Do unused credits roll over?
On a monthly plan, yes: unused credits roll into the next month, then expire after 30 days. On an annual plan, your full year’s credits are granted upfront with no expiration.
Is the calculator above a real quote?
It’s a solid estimate based on how you’d actually use Vector: built from the same pricing model our team quotes from. Talk to sales for the exact number, especially at higher volumes where plans move to an annual, sales-assisted structure.