Anvendor
Anvendor any SaaS vendor to see the companies paying for it and their estimated annual spend, based on current subscription evidence and vendor plans.
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What is Anvendor?
anVendor is a B2B sales intelligence platform that helps companies identify which businesses use specific competitors or SaaS vendors and estimates their annual spending. It performs live subscription detection across companies and analyzes their software spend, including services used behind logins.
Anvendor pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Free (3 credits/30 days), Starter ($99/month, 30 credits), Growth ($299/month, 100 credits), Scale ($999/month, 400 credits). Credits cost $0.25 per lead check or $1 for full company analysis.
Anvendor pros
- Live subscription detection (not just website code inspection), finds services hidden behind logins
- Estimated spend calculations based on vendor's published pricing plans with source URLs and check dates
- Free tier includes basic lead search and 3 credits monthly for checks
- Searchable interface with filters for location, industry, and company size
Anvendor cons
- Spend estimates based on list pricing, not actual negotiated rates (shows floor estimates like '$48k+/yr')
- Full company analysis can take over an hour for large domains
- Proprietary detection method without transparency on how it identifies subscriptions
- Limited free credits; higher-volume use requires paid plans ($99–$999/month)
Frequently asked questions about Anvendor
How do you know what a company pays?
anVendor prices each result against the vendor's published plan ladder from their pricing page (stored with source URL and check date). Detected seats are matched to the tier that fits, shown as a floor estimate from public list prices, never actual invoices or negotiated rates.
How is anVendor different from BuiltWith, Wappalyzer, TheirStack or HG Insights?
BuiltWith and Wappalyzer inspect website code. TheirStack reads job ads. HG Insights models likely spend from outside signals. anVendor finds current evidence of active accounts including services behind login, then estimates spend from published plans.
Where does the data come from?
anVendor analyzes vendor services alongside publicly available information to detect account evidence. The method is proprietary and never accesses private, password-protected, or access-restricted systems, and uses no browser extension, SDK, or tracking script.
How long does an answer take?
Lead checks usually return in minutes. Full company analysis is unbounded—an hour or more is normal for large domains—because it is a live look rather than a lookup. Results land in account history when ready.