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The wrong vendor choice at the start of a project can lock you into a cost structure or technical constraint that's painful to unwind. Most teams make these decisions based on familiarity, not fit.
Some vendors work well in isolation but conflict with other parts of your architecture — Vercel Edge functions with a self-hosted PostgreSQL, for example.
A vendor that costs $50/month at 1k users can cost $3,000/month at 100k. Archiet shows estimates before you commit.
Healthcare and fintech blueprints have regulatory constraints that rule out certain vendors. Archiet flags them automatically.
Every vendor in the catalog is checked for website availability, pricing transparency, compliance certifications (self-reported), and integration complexity. Confidence scores are updated automatically.
Every vendor recommendation includes a ballpark monthly cost estimate at three user scales: 1,000 users, 10,000 users, and 100,000 users.
Estimates are based on published pricing tiers and common usage patterns for each blueprint type. They are indicative, not contractual — but they are accurate enough to make informed vendor choices at the design stage.