Vector vs. Influ2

A list is not an audience, y’all

Influ2 runs ads at a contact list you give them. Vector builds the audience from real buying signals, keeps it current as the committee changes, and shows which ads moved the deal.

Used by teams who wanted contact-level ads without building the list themselves

  • Common Room
  • Sendoso
  • Navattic
  • Lightfield
  • Nooks
  • Fingerprint
  • Goldcast
  • Profound
  • Hightouch
  • Artisan
  • Airbyte
  • SentinelOne

The full loop

ABM is a chain, and Influ2 has some weak links

To run a modern ABM program, you need: accounts to target, the contacts inside them, signals that say when, activation that reaches them, and proof of what moved. Influ2 can activate at the contact level, but you still have to hand them the list, notice when someone new is in market, and prove whether any of it moved a deal.

Influ2

Accounts, missing

On you to select, score, and prioritize

Contacts, partial

Only the names you provide

Signals, missing

Built for AEs and SDRs

ActivationProof

Vector

Accounts

Built from your signal stack and closed-won reality

Contacts

The named buying committee

Signals

30+ signals at the flip of a switch, plus custom signals

Activation

Ad audiences that refresh themselves

Proof

Timeline of key marketing moments for every opp

Where the loop breaks

Influ2 can’t reach anyone you haven’t already found

True 1:1 advertising is what Influ2 is built for, and the ads work. The gap is everything before the first impression and after the last click.

  • Accounts: nonexistent

    Your list is only as good as your guess

    Influ2 doesn’t score or stage accounts, so you decide which ones are in motion on your own.

  • Contacts: already in your CRM

    No one new gets in

    Ads reach only the contacts you hand over. An in-market buyer who isn’t in your CRM stays out of reach.

  • Signals: built for sales

    Two pictures of the buyer

    Its seller alerts never touch the ads, so marketing and sales work from different views of the same buyer.

Side by side

Influ2 runs ads at your list.
Vector builds the list for you.

Influ2Vector
Target list
Influ2
You bring accounts already identified
Vector
Scored by your signals, updated with closed-won patterns, refreshed daily
Scoring and staging
Influ2
Not part of the product
Vector
Every account sits in a stage and you can see why
Where the list comes from
Influ2
You build it and hand it off
Vector
Built from real buying signals and Vector’s database of nearly 300 million buyers
Buyers not in your CRM
Influ2
Out of reach
Vector
Found and added as signals fire
What they watch
Influ2
Activity from the contacts you provided
Vector
Activity from any in-market contact, including ones not in your CRM
What a signal triggers
Influ2
A sales alert that never reaches your ad audiences
Vector
Scoring and staging, buying committee updates, ad audience updates
Ad delivery
Influ2
Contact-level across the major platforms, controlled by their team
Vector
Contact-level across the major platforms, controlled by your team
Who updates the audience
Influ2
Your team, then their team
Vector
Audiences update themselves as new signals fire
Account stories
Influ2
Not something Influ2 builds
Vector
Every touch on one timeline: ads, site visits, content and the CRM events that moved the deal

The headcount question

"We don’t have anyone to run this in-house"

That’s why teams choose a managed service. But Influ2 takes launching and optimizing ads off your plate. Building the lists, refreshing them and proving the campaigns worked are still on you.

  • You’re not outsourcing the hard part

    Building and refreshing the audience is the recurring cost. Vector builds it from buying signals, no spreadsheet.

  • They take the wheel

    Hand over the list and you hand over setup, launch timing and pacing. Every change is another conversation.

  • SaaS doesn’t mean unsupported

    Setup is handled and support is included, from a team that knows the product and your strategy.

  • Vector is the modern day ABM play, built for all of the marketers who are sick and tired of 6sense’s nonsense.

    Kaylee Edmondson

    Founder & Fractional Demand Gen Lead, DemandLoops

  • I’m not pulling together an account story from a million different platforms. Everything’s right here.

    Kerri Amodio

    Sr. Director, Growth Marketing, Levanta

  • With Vector’s contact-level data, we could trace the whole journey of the person who converted.

    Meredith Gershenson

    Demand Generation Lead, Navattic

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

    Stan Rymkiewicz

    Head of Growth, Default

FAQ

Switching from Influ2, answered

For most teams running contact-level paid, yes. The ads themselves are comparable; everything around them isn’t: which accounts to target, finding the people you haven’t met yet, and proving what the ads did. The exception is a team that specifically wants someone else pressing the buttons.

No, and that’s the whole point. Vector finds the named contacts on the buying committee from real buying signals instead of starting from a file you export.

They’re probably working for the people you already knew about. The question is who is evaluating you right now that never made it into your CRM, and what happens to your audience when the committee changes next week.

No. Vector does the stack underneath: finding the buying committee, keeping the audience current as it changes, and tying it back to the deal.

Vector publishes its pricing, so you can price yourself before you talk to us. A flat platform fee from $3,000/mo includes 50,000 credits; credits meter tracked accounts, site traffic, premium signals and actions on top. Influ2 is custom and sales-led, so the first number you see arrives after a call.

Stop building the list by hand

See the audience Vector builds from your buying signals.

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