Turn marketing spend into pipeline you can defend

Identify the right buyers, reach them across channels while interest is high, and show leadership the full story of how marketing moved the needle.

The problem isn’t a lack of campaign tools

Fragmented systems

Knowing an account is in-market is step 1 of 100

You know which accounts you want. Reaching the buyers inside them with the right message at the right time is the hard part. Especially when the connection between buyer behavior and activation is nonexistent.

Static audiences

Audiences that go stale the moment you hit “Export”

Buyer behavior changes faster than a campaign list does. Every account that moves means another manual rebuild, so your targeting is always a step behind reality.

Attribution distrust

“Where did this number come from?”

Even when you have attribution data, you’ve come to expect being questioned on it. You don’t just need reporting. You need reporting that comes with receipts.

Here's how Vector solves it

See who’s actually in-market to buy

Every account shows the buying committee inside of it: who’s engaged, on what channel, and how recently. Stakeholders you haven’t reached yet are there too, so gaps in coverage don’t stay invisible.

Audiences that update themselves as buyers move

As an account progresses or a new contact engages, your ad audience updates with it, automatically. Layer in Bid Agent and your spend adjusts too, so budget always follows the audience that’s actually worth reaching.

Proof your work is paying off

When a deal opens or closes, Vector writes the story for you: the moments that moved it, the ads that touched it, and the impact it had on the business.

"The kind of tool that makes getting budget and buy-in easier."

Stan Rymkiewicz

Stan Rymkiewicz

Head of Growth, Default

The ABM platform
that shows its work

Every account staged with evidence, every ad aimed at a real person, impact you can prove any day of the week.

Why this score
VP of Marketing visited pricing 3× in 4 days Intent
Champion joined from an existing customer Job change
Series B announced: $40M Funding
Account journey
Job change detected Aug 2
Ads served to the buying committee Aug 4–9
Meeting booked Aug 11
Opp created Aug 13

You may be wondering...

How is this different from an intent-data feed?

Account-level intent tells you a company might be interested. It doesn’t tell you which person, doing what, or what to do next. Vector works at the buyer level: the same behavior, but attached to a real person you can actually reach and follow up on.

Do audiences update automatically, or am I still pulling CSVs?

Audiences stay current as buying context changes: accounts and people move in and out as their behavior does, instead of you re-exporting a list every time something shifts.

We’re already running 6sense or Demandbase, does this replace that?

Not necessarily. Those platforms work at the account level; Vector adds the buyer-level layer underneath: real people, reachable audiences, and the proof loop back to pipeline. Plenty of teams run Vector alongside an existing ABM platform, and some run it as their whole stack.