Contact-level advertising
Vector de-anonymizes website visitors down to the named contact (not just company) and turns that engagement data into synced ad audiences on LinkedIn, Google, Reddit, and other platforms, positioning itself against "native" ad-platform targeting that only reaches broad job-title segments.
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| Plan | Price | Included | Notable |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reveal | $399/month - 2,500 identified visitors | Scales up to $999/month for 10,000 identified visitors; custom pricing for 10,000+ | Ad Reveal (see who clicks your ads), CRM-ready sync to Salesforce and HubSpot, Site de-anonymization (name, title, company) |
| Target | From $3,000/month - 25 audiences | Scales to $4,000/month for 35 audiences; custom pricing for 35+; annual commitment | Everything in Reveal, including 10k identified visitors, plus:, Signal-driven audiences that refresh automatically, ICP at scale for multi-channel campaigns |
Checked 2026-08-06 against their pricing page. Vendors change pricing without notice.
Vector is a contact-level advertising platform: it identifies named individuals visiting a company's website (not just companies, as most site-deanonymization tools do), filters them against an ideal customer profile, and automatically keeps ad-platform audiences (LinkedIn, Google, etc.) in sync with that buying activity so ads reach specific in-market people rather than broad job-title segments.
B2B marketing and demand-gen teams running paid ads on LinkedIn, Google, or Reddit who want to target specific in-market buyers based on real site/CRM engagement rather than firmographic or job-title-only targeting.
Reveal (the entry product) starts at $399/month for 2,500 identified visitors and scales to $999/month for 10,000 - usage-based pricing tied to visitor volume, so lower-traffic sites pay a high fixed floor relative to volume, and higher-traffic sites need custom pricing. Target, the ad-audience-sync product, requires an annual commitment starting at $3,000/month for 25 audiences, which is a meaningful budget floor for smaller marketing teams; per the vendor's own FAQ, Target already includes everything in Reveal, so teams cannot buy Target-level ad targeting without paying for the full Reveal foundation underneath it.
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Named individuals: Vector's site de-anonymization surfaces visitor name, title, and company, which the vendor positions against tools that only identify the visiting company.
Two usage-based plans: Reveal ($399-$999/month, scaling with identified-visitor volume, month-to-month) and Target (from $3,000-$4,000+/month, scaling with number of active ad audiences, annual commitment). Custom pricing is available above the listed tiers for both.
No - per Vector's own pricing FAQ, Target already includes everything in Reveal (including 10k identified visitors), so a Target customer does not need to separately purchase Reveal.
The integrations page lists LinkedIn Ads, Google Ads, Reddit Ads, Meta Ads, TikTok Ads, and X Ads, plus CRM sync to Salesforce and marketing-automation sync to HubSpot.
Yes, a free 14-day trial of Reveal.
The vendor states "no ad spend tax" - it does not charge a percentage of ad budget or manage ad spend directly; pricing is based on identified visitors (Reveal) or number of active audiences (Target).
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