A vector database is a general building block. VAAS-X is what you get when the building is already done for one job: remembering what happened and what worked.
Use a vector database when you need general similarity search over documents or other data. Use VAAS-X when what you want is memory: a record of what happened, what was done and how it turned out, with recall that favours what worked.
| VAAS-X | a vector database | |
|---|---|---|
| What it stores | Episodes: what was observed, what action was taken and how it turned out. | Vectors and the data attached to them. |
| What it returns | The closest matching episodes, ranked toward the ones with the best outcomes. | The nearest vectors to your query. |
| What you build yourself | Nothing for the memory itself: outcome tracking, recall ranking and a memory per device are included. | Outcome tracking, ranking, per-user or per-device separation and the agent connector. |
| How you pay | A flat monthly plan, with no per-query bill. Free £0. Personal £9.99 a month. Developer £19. Professional £99. Enterprise from £2,000. Flat monthly price. | Varies by product. Many price on storage and query volume. |
| Agents | One connector address (MCP) for Claude, Cursor, VS Code and others. | You write the glue between your agent and the database. |
| Devices and machines | Runs on a standard CPU with no GPU, down to small devices. Bootstrap connects sensors with no schema design. | Depends on the product. |
| Checking the claims | A reproduction guide for each published result, including search speed on a million vectors. | Depends on the product. |
The vector database column describes the category in general, not one product. VAAS-X details are from our pricing page. Details can change: if anything here is out of date, tell us at support@vaasx.com and we will fix it.
Every VAAS-X result has a reproduction guide you can run on your own machine. The Free plan needs only an email address and no card, and the pricing page shows every plan and limit.
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