VTEX Plans

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VTEX offers different editions and business models for operations with varying levels of GMV, complexity, and predictability. The e-Plus analyzes the business profile, available conditions, and projected TCO to indicate the composition that best aligns with your strategy.

The investment varies according to GMV (Gross Merchandise Volume), the resources contracted, the complexity of the operation, and the chosen business model.
VTEX VTEX Choice Map

The paths do not represent a mandatory order of evolution.

Eligibility, GMV, margin, complexity, growth predictability, contract timeframe, and projected TCO all influence the choice.

Before comparing the plans

VTEX plans go beyond a price list.

Each business model combines different levels of flexibility, predictability, and commitment. Therefore, the right choice requires analyzing the timing of the operation, the expected growth, and the projected TCO for each alternative.

Operation profile

Comparing only the monthly investment does not reveal the full economic impact of the choice. The analysis must consider GMV, margin, sales channels, integrations, internal structure, operational complexity, and growth strategy.

Commercial composition

Models with greater commercial flexibility may require less initial commitment. In other scenarios, greater predictability and annual or multi-year commitments can provide a more efficient TCO composition.

GMV Margin Business model Sales channels Integrations operational complexity Predictability of growth Contract term Projected TCO
Delve deeper into the analysis.

Learn about the features of each VTEX model.

Each alternative addresses a different combination of eligibility, flexibility, predictability, scale, and complexity. Explore the models and understand which aspects should be evaluated in each scenario.

Structured entry · Growing B2C

VTEX Rise: Structured entry point for growing B2C operations.

VTEX Rise is an edition aimed at B2C brands and retailers that have already validated their digital operation, meet the eligibility criteria, and are entering a new phase of growth.

The model offers access to VTEX technology through a sales and deployment journey better suited to expanding companies, combining FastStore, focused scope, and specialized support.

Rise tends to make sense when:
Your operation is B2C
Your GMV meets the eligibility criteria defined by VTEX.
Your company is looking for a more focused entry point on the platform.
The project can follow a well-defined scope in FastStore.
The operation seeks implementation, governance, and evolution with a specialized agency.
Elements to validate
Eligibility GMV designed Project scope Necessary integrations Growth strategy
The eligibility and retention criteria for VTEX Rise are defined by VTEX. Get to know VTEX Rise

Nomenclature, eligibility criteria, resources, availability, and commercial terms are defined by VTEX and may vary depending on the contract and the profile of the operation.

e-Plus Diagnosis

e-Plus compares scenarios, not just plans.

As a VTEX partner agency, ae-Plus analyzes the commercial, technical, and operational context to identify which models best fit the company's current situation and strategy.

The assessment considers both current needs and expected growth, avoiding decisions based solely on initial investment or the edition's name.

An inadequate plan can limit growth, reduce margins, or add unnecessary complexity. Our role is to compare alternatives clearly and support a scenario-driven decision.

Current and projected GMV Business margin Average ticket Order volume B2C, B2B, B2B2C or marketplace Sales channels Necessary integrations ERP, OMS, CRM, payments and logistics Current technology stack Internal team maturity Predictability of growth Hiring horizon
Scenario analysis

How to compare TCO between VTEX models

The analysis should not only consider the investment for the first year. It is necessary to project the operation's behavior, commercial conditions, and costs involved throughout the contract horizon.

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current operation

We mapped GMV, margin, average ticket size, orders, channels, integrations, team, and existing technological infrastructure.

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Projected growth

We assess how sales volume, channels, and complexity may evolve during the next business cycles.

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Business horizon

We compared the flexibility, predictability, timeline, and commitments applicable to each available alternative.

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Economic impact

We projected the investment composition and its effects on TCO, margin, and the operation's expansion capacity.

The lowest initial investment does not necessarily represent the lowest TCO — and a larger commitment does not, in itself, guarantee savings. The decision requires scenario analysis.
Beyond the business model

Choosing VTEX is also a decision about the future of your operation.

In addition to the commercial composition, the decision should consider the platform's ability to keep pace with the evolution of the business.

VTEX has been expanding its ecosystem with resources in artificial intelligence, automation, customer experience, unified commerce, and retail media — avenues that can support new levels of efficiency, conversion, and monetization.

AI Workspace

AI-driven resources to support decision-making, analysis, and the execution of commerce activities.

AI experiences and agents

New possibilities for customer service, product discovery, conversion, and relationship building.

VTEX Ads and Retail Media

A framework for transforming traffic, audience, and business data into new monetization opportunities.

Unified commerce

A technological foundation capable of connecting business models, channels, orders, marketplaces, and shopping experiences.

The availability, hiring, and maturity of each resource may vary depending on the edition, region, contract, and VTEX roadmap.

FAQ

Get your questions answered about VTEX plans.

How much does a VTEX plan cost?

VTEX does not work with a single public price list applicable to all transactions. The investment composition depends on the business model, GMV, resources required, complexity, and contract terms.

What is the best VTEX plan?

There is no universally best model. The most suitable alternative depends on eligibility, the company's stage, growth predictability, operational complexity, and projected TCO.

Does VTEX Rise have eligibility criteria?

Yes. Rise has entry and retention criteria defined by VTEX. The analysis should verify the business model, GMV, project scope, and other applicable conditions.

Is On-Demand only suitable for larger companies?

Not necessarily. The main point of appeal for On-Demand is commercial flexibility. Scale, channels, integrations, and growth variability can also influence the decision.

Can Business, Corporate, or Enterprise companies achieve a more efficient TCO?

Depending on the GMV (Gross Merchandise Volume), predictability, timeframe, and contracted conditions, these models may present a more advantageous economic composition. This does not occur automatically and must be validated through a scenario analysis.

Do all models have the same features?

Not necessarily. Resources, services, commercial terms, criteria, and service levels may vary depending on the edition and the contract signed with VTEX.

Is it possible to change the model as the operation grows?

The company may evaluate a new composition as its profile, GMV, and evolving needs change. Any alteration depends on the commercial conditions and criteria defined by VTEX.

Does the page show the prices for VTEX plans?

No. Values, percentages, and specific conditions depend on the commercial analysis of each transaction and are not presented as a fixed table.

Can e-Plus help you choose the right model?

Yes. e-Plus can analyze the business, project TCO scenarios, map technical needs, and support commercial communication to guide a more informed decision.

Scenario-driven choice

Discover which VTEX model makes the most sense for your operation.

e-Plus analyzes the business's current situation, operational structure, available commercial conditions, and projected TCO to support a more informed decision.

The analysis considers commercial, technical, and operational aspects.

VTEX adherence analysis

Let's evaluate which VTEX model makes the most sense for your operation.

Fill out the form and an e-Plus specialist will contact you to understand your business's current situation, operational structure, and growth objectives. Based on this assessment, we will compare the commercial, technical, and operational scenarios of the VTEX models.

Commercial, technical and operational diagnosis
Analysis of GMV, margin, complexity, and projected growth.
Evaluation of channels, integrations, and hiring horizon.
Comparison of the models and the projected TCO for each scenario.
Recommendations aligned with the company's strategy.

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