Is TurboVec Search Lab provided by the turbovec maintainers?

Independent vector search planning workspace for teams evaluating turbovec and TurboQuant-compatible workflows. Not affiliated with Ryan Codrai, Google Research, FAISS, or the turbovec project.

What does a paid vector search receipt include?

A paid receipt includes corpus assumptions, memory estimate, bit width, framework target, filter policy, migration risks, pricing path, and next implementation steps.

Pricing

Pricing plans for TurboVec Search Lab

Monthly USD pricing is public. Yearly billing is selected by default, displays the annual total divided by 12, and costs 50% less than paying month to month.

Pricing

Public monthly pricing with yearly savings

Yearly billing is selected by default and shows the annual total divided by 12. Each checkout request preserves plan, billing, period, and planId.

Starter

Solo builders validating one vector search workload

$9.50/mo USD

Due today: $114 for one year. Annual billing is 50% less than monthly. No automatic renewal.

Browser memory sizing calculator
Three saved migration receipts
turbovec Python or Rust setup notes
Email support for checkout and activation

Checkout Starter annual

Default plan

Team

RAG teams comparing FAISS, turbovec, and hosted search paths

$24.50/mo USD

Due today: $294 for one year. Annual billing is 50% less than monthly. No automatic renewal.

Unlimited vector search sizing receipts
Framework handoff for LangChain, LlamaIndex, Haystack, and Agno
Filtered-search policy notes for tenant or ACL workloads
Team-ready export after hosted checkout

Checkout Team annual

Scale

Platform teams standardizing compressed retrieval

$74.50/mo USD

Due today: $894 for one year. Annual billing is 50% less than monthly. No automatic renewal.

Multi-corpus planning and rollout scorecards
Private benchmark intake and review notes
Migration runbooks for Linux and VPC environments
Priority setup for paid implementation handoff

Checkout Scale annual