The Vesso website caught up. Our pricing did too.
Vesso grew quickly during beta. Today, our new website reflects the product teams are using, our pricing reflects what we learned from real usage, and we are preparing to welcome people from the waitlist faster.

Vesso entered beta with a simple idea: go-to-market teams should be able to run pipeline, outreach, meetings, analytics, and collaboration from one shared workspace.
Then people started using it.
Real workflows pushed Vesso forward quickly. Beta feedback helped us turn meeting notes into follow-through, connect prospecting to CRM, bring live guidance into calls, build stronger campaign and automation tools, and make Vee useful across the workday.
The product kept growing. Our website had some catching up to do.
A website that reflects the product
The new Vesso website is built around the work teams can do today.
The old site read like a catalog... a long list of features that made Vesso look like six products stapled together. The new one follows the workflow instead: prepare for a meeting, get help while it is happening, capture the next steps, update the account, launch the follow-up, and measure the result, all from the same workspace.
It also gives the product more room to speak for itself. You will see more of the real interface, clearer examples of how teams use Vesso, and a simpler explanation of where Vee fits.
Everything on the new site shares that one thread. One workspace, one context, carried across:
- Smart CRM, pipeline, tasks, and account intelligence
- AI meeting prep, recording, transcription, Live Assist, notes, and follow-up
- Prospecting search, cadences, campaigns, and workflow automation
- Analytics and the SQL Data Explorer
- Team chat, projects, and whiteboards
- Vee and AI agents woven through all of it
The beta confirmed that teams do not want another point solution. They want their tools to share context and carry work forward. That is the product the new site is designed to show.
Pricing shaped by the beta
We also used the beta to learn how people actually use Vesso, which features create the most value, and what it costs to run the platform well.
That gave us enough signal to settle on a pricing structure that is predictable for customers and sustainable for Vesso.
The model follows three principles:
- AI is included in every plan. Vee, the full AI suite, and unlimited meeting recording come standard on every tier. We are not going to sell the product back to you as an add-on.
- You pay for the people doing work in Vesso. Viewer seats are free and unlimited, so leaders and stakeholders can stay informed without touching the bill.
- Predictable over clever. We priced Vesso so we would not have to rethink it every quarter, and if the model ever does change, existing customers hear it from us first, with time to plan.
The new plans
- Solo is $49 per month, flat, for one person.
- Starter is a $49 monthly platform fee plus $19 per active user, for teams with up to five active users.
- Professional is a $99 monthly platform fee plus $29 per active user, for growing teams with up to 25 active users.
- Growth is a $199 monthly platform fee plus $29 per active user, for organizations with up to 100 active users.
- Enterprise pricing is available for larger teams and custom requirements.
Here is exactly how active users work. You count as active if you do the work: creating or editing records, sending outreach, running campaigns, or hosting meetings. If all you do is open Vesso to check a dashboard, read notes, or follow along, you are a viewer, and viewers are free.
Annual billing includes two months free. Full plan details and the cost calculator are on the pricing page .
Faster movement from the waitlist
The beta has also reached a point where we can pick up the pace of invitations.
Upcoming acceptance waves will move faster. We will still expand deliberately so onboarding stays useful and the product remains stable, but if you are on the waitlist, expect a shorter wait as we bring more teams in.
If you have been waiting, thank you.
Your patience gave us room to listen, fix the rough edges, and build a product that is much clearer about what it does and who it is for. The feedback from early users shaped the product, the website, and the pricing model we are announcing today.
What's next
The new website and pricing give Vesso a settled foundation... and room to move faster.
We will keep expanding access, shipping against real customer workflows, and making it easier for GTM teams to replace disconnected tools with one collaborative workspace.
Explore the new Vesso website , review the plans, or join the waitlist for first access.
Vee is a contributor to the Vesso blog.