Pinecone growth playbook

Settle the product architecture in one sprint: write a specific title and description for every product, pricing, enterprise and customer page (Nexus: the knowledge engine for agents, with the token and accuracy results); change the default description to the current three products; add an "update" note to the May Marketplace post pointing to Enterprise Marketplace on BYOC; add Nexus to the footer and product menu; and align the job-post boilerplate.

Specific descriptions win more search clicks and give AI assistants the right summary of each product, and a consistent story stops prospects from asking about a product that has been retired.

[ ] Product architecture agreed (Database, Nexus, BYOC, Enterprise Marketplace)
[ ] Unique title and description: 5 product pages, pricing, enterprise, security, partners
[ ] One-line result descriptions for 12 customer stories
[ ] New sitewide default description
[ ] Update note on the May Marketplace post
[ ] Nexus in footer and menu
[ ] Job post boilerplate aligned

• Changing messaging mid-quarter

  Change descriptions now and the larger narrative with the next launch.

• HiringTechnical Product Marketing Manager (Staff) (New York, posted September 1, 2026): "messaging and positioning, GTM strategy, launch planning, and enablement"; "Build product narratives for enterprise and developer audiences that differentiate Pinecone from competitors"; "develop case studies, gathering business impact metrics and architectural insights"; sales training and pitch decks; works with "documentation, communications, developer relations, product, growth marketing".Source
• Your websiteMeta descriptions (checked October 22, 2026): 41 of the 75 core pages in the sitemap carry the homepage's description word for word ("Its AI knowledge platform—Database, Nexus, and Marketplace—powers accurate, fast, cost-effective AI for 10,000+ customers and 1M developers"), including /pricing, /product/nexus, /product/database, /product/dedicated-read-nodes, /product/bring-your-own-cloud, /enterprise, /security, /partners and 12 customer stories such as Vanguard and ZoomInfo.Source
• Your websiteMarketplace: the /product/ page lists "Pinecone Marketplace: Production-ready assistants, ready to deploy", linking to /lp/marketplace, which says "Pinecone's SaaS Marketplace is retired as of September 4, 2026. Enterprise Marketplace continues as a bring-your-own-cloud (BYOC) offering". The May 5, 2026 post "Introducing Pinecone Marketplace" still says "Free on Starter — 1M input tokens/month through June 30". /product/marketplace returns 404. The site footer lists Vector Database, Dedicated Read Nodes and Assistant as products, but not Nexus.Source
• HiringCompany description in the other job posts: "Pinecone is the trusted AI knowledge company. Its trusted AI knowledge platform—including its Database, Nexus, and Marketplace products—power accurate, fast, and cost-effective AI applications for more than 10,000 customers and 1M developers worldwide."Source
• Your websiteNexus page: "The knowledge engine for agents" that "Compiles enterprise data into governed knowledge once"; runs BYOC; a Manifest written by a subject expert; "Start Trial". The homepage says Nexus used "85–97% fewer tokens per query than agentic RAG", was "30x faster" and "14–94% more accurate" across patent search, M&A due diligence and revenue intelligence. The pricing page does not mention Nexus.Source

Add a Nexus section: how the trial works, what it runs on (BYOC in the customer's cloud), how cost is set and who to talk to, with a link to the token and accuracy results.

Buyers check pricing before booking; a missing product looks unavailable or very expensive.

• Custom pricing

  Explain how it is set rather than a number.

• Your websiteNexus page: "The knowledge engine for agents" that "Compiles enterprise data into governed knowledge once"; runs BYOC; a Manifest written by a subject expert; "Start Trial". The homepage says Nexus used "85–97% fewer tokens per query than agentic RAG", was "30x faster" and "14–94% more accurate" across patent search, M&A due diligence and revenue intelligence. The pricing page does not mention Nexus.Source
• Your websitePricing: Starter free; Builder (new) "$20/month flat" "for solo developers and small teams"; Standard "$50/month min. usage" with a "3 week trial includes $300 credits"; Enterprise "$500/month min. usage" with a 99.95% uptime SLA and BYOC; also on AWS, Google Cloud and Microsoft marketplaces. The October 21, 2026 Builder Plan post calls it the tier for builders "who've outgrown Starter but aren't ready for usage-based pricing".Source
• HiringTechnical Product Marketing Manager (Staff) (New York, posted September 1, 2026): "messaging and positioning, GTM strategy, launch planning, and enablement"; "Build product narratives for enterprise and developer audiences that differentiate Pinecone from competitors"; "develop case studies, gathering business impact metrics and architectural insights"; sales training and pitch decks; works with "documentation, communications, developer relations, product, growth marketing".Source

Show spend alerts and caps on the pricing page and in onboarding, with a screenshot, and let users set an alert when they add a card.

Visible cost controls lower the fear of moving to usage-based plans.

• Alerts not ready

  Show what exists now.

• HiringFull-Stack Software Engineer, Experience (posted October 21, 2026): "From cost metrics and spend alerts to interactive usage dashboards", owning "the billing, management, and authentication interfaces that we need our customers to understand and trust"; APIs easy "for both humans and agents to use correctly". This post still describes Pinecone as "the leading vector database" with "More than 9000 customers" and "$138M in funding".Source
• Your websitePricing: Starter free; Builder (new) "$20/month flat" "for solo developers and small teams"; Standard "$50/month min. usage" with a "3 week trial includes $300 credits"; Enterprise "$500/month min. usage" with a 99.95% uptime SLA and BYOC; also on AWS, Google Cloud and Microsoft marketplaces. The October 21, 2026 Builder Plan post calls it the tier for builders "who've outgrown Starter but aren't ready for usage-based pricing".Source

Publish recordings, slides and code from the October events, link them from the event pages, and turn old event pages into a resources archive or redirect them.

Event content keeps working after the event; old pages dilute the community section.

• Losing links

  Redirect old pages to the archive.

• HiringDeveloper Advocate (San Francisco, posted October 20, 2026): "own the Pinecone community—online and in-person—with a particular focus on building a strong SF/Bay Area presence"; lead Discord and "improve onboarding", "recurring office hours", "local meetups, hackathons, and larger Bay Area events", and "ensure each event produces reusable assets and follow-on engagement"; sample apps for RAG, "Assistant and other incubating products".Source
• Your websiteSitemap (622 URLs): 182 community pages (180 event pages, many for past events back to 2023, such as SF meetups from March and October 2023), 158 Learn articles, 154 blog posts, 29 research papers, 28 newsroom items, 19 customer stories. October 2026 events: an SF Tech Week happy hour (October 7), AI Engineer New York (October 12) and an LA Tech Week agentic AI meetup (October 13). Bring Your Own Cloud became generally available in October.Source

Write pages in the same honest format for Qdrant, Milvus/Zilliz, turbopuffer and Weaviate, with benchmarks and cost examples.

Developers search "Pinecone vs Qdrant"; without a page, rivals answer.

• Accuracy disputes

  Cite sources and date each page.

• Your websiteCompare hub: pages for pgvector, Elasticsearch, OpenSearch, S3 Vectors, MongoDB Atlas, Vertex AI and "best knowledge engine platforms"; "Each page says where the alternative is the better choice." /compare/weaviate, /compare/qdrant and /compare/milvus return 404.Source
• Competitor researchRivals' own homepages: Qdrant, "Vector Search Engine"; Zilliz, "Vector Lakebase for Enterprise AI, Powered by Milvus"; turbopuffer, "vector and full-text search built on object storage: fast, 10x cheaper"; Chroma, "Open-source search infrastructure for AI"; LanceDB, "Multimodal Lakehouse for AI".See the research Source
• HiringTechnical Product Marketing Manager (Staff) (New York, posted September 1, 2026): "messaging and positioning, GTM strategy, launch planning, and enablement"; "Build product narratives for enterprise and developer audiences that differentiate Pinecone from competitors"; "develop case studies, gathering business impact metrics and architectural insights"; sales training and pitch decks; works with "documentation, communications, developer relations, product, growth marketing".Source

Use one boilerplate on every job post and the careers page.

Candidates and AI tools read job posts as company descriptions.

• None

  Simple change.

• HiringFull-Stack Software Engineer, Experience (posted October 21, 2026): "From cost metrics and spend alerts to interactive usage dashboards", owning "the billing, management, and authentication interfaces that we need our customers to understand and trust"; APIs easy "for both humans and agents to use correctly". This post still describes Pinecone as "the leading vector database" with "More than 9000 customers" and "$138M in funding".Source
• HiringCompany description in the other job posts: "Pinecone is the trusted AI knowledge company. Its trusted AI knowledge platform—including its Database, Nexus, and Marketplace products—power accurate, fast, and cost-effective AI applications for more than 10,000 customers and 1M developers worldwide."Source

Run a monthly SF build night with a theme (agent memory, context engineering, Nexus), office hours and a showcase, recorded for YouTube.

A regular meetup builds a local community that one-off events cannot.

• Low turnout

  Co-host with partners.

• HiringDeveloper Advocate (San Francisco, posted October 20, 2026): "own the Pinecone community—online and in-person—with a particular focus on building a strong SF/Bay Area presence"; lead Discord and "improve onboarding", "recurring office hours", "local meetups, hackathons, and larger Bay Area events", and "ensure each event produces reusable assets and follow-on engagement"; sample apps for RAG, "Assistant and other incubating products".Source
• Your websiteSitemap (622 URLs): 182 community pages (180 event pages, many for past events back to 2023, such as SF meetups from March and October 2023), 158 Learn articles, 154 blog posts, 29 research papers, 28 newsroom items, 19 customer stories. October 2026 events: an SF Tech Week happy hour (October 7), AI Engineer New York (October 12) and an LA Tech Week agentic AI meetup (October 13). Bring Your Own Cloud became generally available in October.Source
• ChannelsYouTube @pinecone-io: 13,100 subscribers and 196 videos; GitHub: 118 public repos, the examples repo has 3,050 stars; the Python SDK "pinecone" reached 10.1.0 on October 20, 2026; a Discord community and a startup program page.Source

Link Discord help threads and office-hours attendees to accounts, track first index and first query, and add a "first index in 10 minutes" channel.

Community work tied to activation gets resourced.

• Privacy

  Opt-in only.

• HiringDeveloper Advocate (San Francisco, posted October 20, 2026): "own the Pinecone community—online and in-person—with a particular focus on building a strong SF/Bay Area presence"; lead Discord and "improve onboarding", "recurring office hours", "local meetups, hackathons, and larger Bay Area events", and "ensure each event produces reusable assets and follow-on engagement"; sample apps for RAG, "Assistant and other incubating products".Source
• ChannelsYouTube @pinecone-io: 13,100 subscribers and 196 videos; GitHub: 118 public repos, the examples repo has 3,050 stars; the Python SDK "pinecone" reached 10.1.0 on October 20, 2026; a Discord community and a startup program page.Source

Publish one open reference app per domain with sample data, the Manifest and the measured token and accuracy results, and link them from the Nexus page.

Working code lets developers and buyers check the claims.

• Sample data rights

  Use public data.

• HiringApplied AI Engineer (Full-Stack) (posted October 22, 2026): "Build reference applications, integrations, and reusable components that help developers and customers adopt Pinecone"; RAG, "agents, tool use, context engineering, and agent memory"; improve "quality, reliability, latency, and cost".Source
• Your websiteNexus page: "The knowledge engine for agents" that "Compiles enterprise data into governed knowledge once"; runs BYOC; a Manifest written by a subject expert; "Start Trial". The homepage says Nexus used "85–97% fewer tokens per query than agentic RAG", was "30x faster" and "14–94% more accurate" across patent search, M&A due diligence and revenue intelligence. The pricing page does not mention Nexus.Source
• ChannelsYouTube @pinecone-io: 13,100 subscribers and 196 videos; GitHub: 118 public repos, the examples repo has 3,050 stars; the Python SDK "pinecone" reached 10.1.0 on October 20, 2026; a Discord community and a startup program page.Source

Tag sign-ups by agent plugin, measure time to first query per agent, fix the slowest quickstart, and publish agent-specific guides.

More developers start inside coding agents; the fastest quickstart wins them.

• Plugin changes upstream

  Test weekly.

• Your websiteHomepage: "Give agents knowledge"; logos including Adobe, Workday, L'Oréal, Microsoft, Mercado Libre, OpenAI, Cisco, Zapier and Vanguard; "One API key. Every way you build." with Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Codex, Gemini, CLI, MCP and API (for example "claude plugin install pinecone" then "/pinecone:quickstart"); a "Select Experience: Builder / Business Leader" switch.Source
• HiringFull-Stack Software Engineer, Experience (posted October 21, 2026): "From cost metrics and spend alerts to interactive usage dashboards", owning "the billing, management, and authentication interfaces that we need our customers to understand and trust"; APIs easy "for both humans and agents to use correctly". This post still describes Pinecone as "the leading vector database" with "More than 9000 customers" and "$138M in funding".Source
• HiringApplied AI Engineer (Full-Stack) (posted October 22, 2026): "Build reference applications, integrations, and reusable components that help developers and customers adopt Pinecone"; RAG, "agents, tool use, context engineering, and agent memory"; improve "quality, reliability, latency, and cost".Source

Score accounts on usage growth, errors and limits reached, flag accounts near limits for an upgrade conversation, and flag declining ones for help.

Timely help keeps accounts and finds expansions.

• Too many alerts

  Start with the top accounts.

• HiringAssociate Field Engineer (posted September 11, 2026): technical contact "from evaluation to production"; "Build resources to monitor customer health, proactively identifying opportunities to address risk and drive expansion"; "scale and automate support, success, and outreach initiatives"; proof-of-concept evaluations with Sales.Source
• Your websitePricing: Starter free; Builder (new) "$20/month flat" "for solo developers and small teams"; Standard "$50/month min. usage" with a "3 week trial includes $300 credits"; Enterprise "$500/month min. usage" with a 99.95% uptime SLA and BYOC; also on AWS, Google Cloud and Microsoft marketplaces. The October 21, 2026 Builder Plan post calls it the tier for builders "who've outgrown Starter but aren't ready for usage-based pricing".Source
• HiringFull-Stack Software Engineer, Experience (posted October 21, 2026): "From cost metrics and spend alerts to interactive usage dashboards", owning "the billing, management, and authentication interfaces that we need our customers to understand and trust"; APIs easy "for both humans and agents to use correctly". This post still describes Pinecone as "the leading vector database" with "More than 9000 customers" and "$138M in funding".Source

Write three Nexus stories with results, add a result line to every existing story, and make them filterable by use case.

Numbers make stories usable in sales and search.

• Approval delays

  Start approvals early.

• HiringTechnical Product Marketing Manager (Staff) (New York, posted September 1, 2026): "messaging and positioning, GTM strategy, launch planning, and enablement"; "Build product narratives for enterprise and developer audiences that differentiate Pinecone from competitors"; "develop case studies, gathering business impact metrics and architectural insights"; sales training and pitch decks; works with "documentation, communications, developer relations, product, growth marketing".Source
• Your websiteCustomers: 19 stories (including Vanguard, Gong, ZoomInfo, Aquant and Melange); SOC 2, ISO 27001 and HIPAA, with a trust center.Source
• Your websiteMeta descriptions (checked October 22, 2026): 41 of the 75 core pages in the sitemap carry the homepage's description word for word ("Its AI knowledge platform—Database, Nexus, and Marketplace—powers accurate, fast, cost-effective AI for 10,000+ customers and 1M developers"), including /pricing, /product/nexus, /product/database, /product/dedicated-read-nodes, /product/bring-your-own-cloud, /enterprise, /security, /partners and 12 customer stories such as Vanguard and ZoomInfo.Source
• Your websiteNexus page: "The knowledge engine for agents" that "Compiles enterprise data into governed knowledge once"; runs BYOC; a Manifest written by a subject expert; "Start Trial". The homepage says Nexus used "85–97% fewer tokens per query than agentic RAG", was "30x faster" and "14–94% more accurate" across patent search, M&A due diligence and revenue intelligence. The pricing page does not mention Nexus.Source

Show usage against Builder limits, suggest Standard at 80%, and explain the cost at the current usage.

An upgrade shown at the right time feels like help.

• Upgrade pressure

  Prompt only near limits.

• Your websitePricing: Starter free; Builder (new) "$20/month flat" "for solo developers and small teams"; Standard "$50/month min. usage" with a "3 week trial includes $300 credits"; Enterprise "$500/month min. usage" with a 99.95% uptime SLA and BYOC; also on AWS, Google Cloud and Microsoft marketplaces. The October 21, 2026 Builder Plan post calls it the tier for builders "who've outgrown Starter but aren't ready for usage-based pricing".Source
• HiringFull-Stack Software Engineer, Experience (posted October 21, 2026): "From cost metrics and spend alerts to interactive usage dashboards", owning "the billing, management, and authentication interfaces that we need our customers to understand and trust"; APIs easy "for both humans and agents to use correctly". This post still describes Pinecone as "the leading vector database" with "More than 9000 customers" and "$138M in funding".Source

Offer startups Builder credits, partner with accelerators and track startups to Standard.

Startups grow into usage customers.

• Low-quality signups

  Approve by hand.

• ChannelsYouTube @pinecone-io: 13,100 subscribers and 196 videos; GitHub: 118 public repos, the examples repo has 3,050 stars; the Python SDK "pinecone" reached 10.1.0 on October 20, 2026; a Discord community and a startup program page.Source
• Your websitePricing: Starter free; Builder (new) "$20/month flat" "for solo developers and small teams"; Standard "$50/month min. usage" with a "3 week trial includes $300 credits"; Enterprise "$500/month min. usage" with a 99.95% uptime SLA and BYOC; also on AWS, Google Cloud and Microsoft marketplaces. The October 21, 2026 Builder Plan post calls it the tier for builders "who've outgrown Starter but aren't ready for usage-based pricing".Source

Build a calculator: queries per day, documents and model, showing token cost with agentic RAG and with Nexus, linked to a demo.

Business buyers need a number for their own case.

• Overpromising

  Show ranges and the benchmark method.

• Your websiteNexus page: "The knowledge engine for agents" that "Compiles enterprise data into governed knowledge once"; runs BYOC; a Manifest written by a subject expert; "Start Trial". The homepage says Nexus used "85–97% fewer tokens per query than agentic RAG", was "30x faster" and "14–94% more accurate" across patent search, M&A due diligence and revenue intelligence. The pricing page does not mention Nexus.Source
• Your websiteHomepage: "Give agents knowledge"; logos including Adobe, Workday, L'Oréal, Microsoft, Mercado Libre, OpenAI, Cisco, Zapier and Vanguard; "One API key. Every way you build." with Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Codex, Gemini, CLI, MCP and API (for example "claude plugin install pinecone" then "/pinecone:quickstart"); a "Select Experience: Builder / Business Leader" switch.Source
• HiringTechnical Product Marketing Manager (Staff) (New York, posted September 1, 2026): "messaging and positioning, GTM strategy, launch planning, and enablement"; "Build product narratives for enterprise and developer audiences that differentiate Pinecone from competitors"; "develop case studies, gathering business impact metrics and architectural insights"; sales training and pitch decks; works with "documentation, communications, developer relations, product, growth marketing".Source

Publish a weekly short build video (one feature, one minute), cut from events and office hours.

Short videos reach developers who never read docs.

• Time cost

  Reuse event footage.

• ChannelsYouTube @pinecone-io: 13,100 subscribers and 196 videos; GitHub: 118 public repos, the examples repo has 3,050 stars; the Python SDK "pinecone" reached 10.1.0 on October 20, 2026; a Discord community and a startup program page.Source
• HiringDeveloper Advocate (San Francisco, posted October 20, 2026): "own the Pinecone community—online and in-person—with a particular focus on building a strong SF/Bay Area presence"; lead Discord and "improve onboarding", "recurring office hours", "local meetups, hackathons, and larger Bay Area events", and "ensure each event produces reusable assets and follow-on engagement"; sample apps for RAG, "Assistant and other incubating products".Source

Release the benchmark tasks, data and scoring as an open suite and invite other knowledge engines to submit results.

Owning the benchmark defines the category.

• Rivals win tasks

  Publish honestly; it builds trust.

• Your websiteNexus page: "The knowledge engine for agents" that "Compiles enterprise data into governed knowledge once"; runs BYOC; a Manifest written by a subject expert; "Start Trial". The homepage says Nexus used "85–97% fewer tokens per query than agentic RAG", was "30x faster" and "14–94% more accurate" across patent search, M&A due diligence and revenue intelligence. The pricing page does not mention Nexus.Source
• Your websiteSitemap (622 URLs): 182 community pages (180 event pages, many for past events back to 2023, such as SF meetups from March and October 2023), 158 Learn articles, 154 blog posts, 29 research papers, 28 newsroom items, 19 customer stories. October 2026 events: an SF Tech Week happy hour (October 7), AI Engineer New York (October 12) and an LA Tech Week agentic AI meetup (October 13). Bring Your Own Cloud became generally available in October.Source
• HiringApplied AI Engineer (Full-Stack) (posted October 22, 2026): "Build reference applications, integrations, and reusable components that help developers and customers adopt Pinecone"; RAG, "agents, tool use, context engineering, and agent memory"; improve "quality, reliability, latency, and cost".Source

List Nexus BYOC in each marketplace, train cloud sellers and run joint events.

Buyers can use committed cloud spend.

• Marketplace fees

  Price them in.

• Your websitePricing: Starter free; Builder (new) "$20/month flat" "for solo developers and small teams"; Standard "$50/month min. usage" with a "3 week trial includes $300 credits"; Enterprise "$500/month min. usage" with a 99.95% uptime SLA and BYOC; also on AWS, Google Cloud and Microsoft marketplaces. The October 21, 2026 Builder Plan post calls it the tier for builders "who've outgrown Starter but aren't ready for usage-based pricing".Source
• Your websiteNexus page: "The knowledge engine for agents" that "Compiles enterprise data into governed knowledge once"; runs BYOC; a Manifest written by a subject expert; "Start Trial". The homepage says Nexus used "85–97% fewer tokens per query than agentic RAG", was "30x faster" and "14–94% more accurate" across patent search, M&A due diligence and revenue intelligence. The pricing page does not mention Nexus.Source
• HiringAssociate Field Engineer (posted September 11, 2026): technical contact "from evaluation to production"; "Build resources to monitor customer health, proactively identifying opportunities to address risk and drive expansion"; "scale and automate support, success, and outreach initiatives"; proof-of-concept evaluations with Sales.Source

Turn Learn into a structured course with labs on Pinecone and a certificate, promoted through Discord and events.

Certified developers bring Pinecone into their companies.

• Maintenance

  Update each quarter.

• HiringCompany description in the other job posts: "Pinecone is the trusted AI knowledge company. Its trusted AI knowledge platform—including its Database, Nexus, and Marketplace products—power accurate, fast, and cost-effective AI applications for more than 10,000 customers and 1M developers worldwide."Source
• Your websiteSitemap (622 URLs): 182 community pages (180 event pages, many for past events back to 2023, such as SF meetups from March and October 2023), 158 Learn articles, 154 blog posts, 29 research papers, 28 newsroom items, 19 customer stories. October 2026 events: an SF Tech Week happy hour (October 7), AI Engineer New York (October 12) and an LA Tech Week agentic AI meetup (October 13). Bring Your Own Cloud became generally available in October.Source
• HiringDeveloper Advocate (San Francisco, posted October 20, 2026): "own the Pinecone community—online and in-person—with a particular focus on building a strong SF/Bay Area presence"; lead Discord and "improve onboarding", "recurring office hours", "local meetups, hackathons, and larger Bay Area events", and "ensure each event produces reusable assets and follow-on engagement"; sample apps for RAG, "Assistant and other incubating products".Source

Add a short summary, the practical takeaway and a code example to each paper page.

Research proves depth when people can read it.

• Oversimplifying

  Review with authors.

• Your websiteSitemap (622 URLs): 182 community pages (180 event pages, many for past events back to 2023, such as SF meetups from March and October 2023), 158 Learn articles, 154 blog posts, 29 research papers, 28 newsroom items, 19 customer stories. October 2026 events: an SF Tech Week happy hour (October 7), AI Engineer New York (October 12) and an LA Tech Week agentic AI meetup (October 13). Bring Your Own Cloud became generally available in October.Source
• HiringApplied AI Engineer (Full-Stack) (posted October 22, 2026): "Build reference applications, integrations, and reusable components that help developers and customers adopt Pinecone"; RAG, "agents, tool use, context engineering, and agent memory"; improve "quality, reliability, latency, and cost".Source

Publish a clear llms.txt with each product, pricing and comparison page summarized, and check how assistants describe Pinecone each month.

Developers ask AI first; clear summaries shape the answer.

• Assistants ignore it

  Also fix page descriptions.

• Your websiteMeta descriptions (checked October 22, 2026): 41 of the 75 core pages in the sitemap carry the homepage's description word for word ("Its AI knowledge platform—Database, Nexus, and Marketplace—powers accurate, fast, cost-effective AI for 10,000+ customers and 1M developers"), including /pricing, /product/nexus, /product/database, /product/dedicated-read-nodes, /product/bring-your-own-cloud, /enterprise, /security, /partners and 12 customer stories such as Vanguard and ZoomInfo.Source
• Your websiteHomepage: "Give agents knowledge"; logos including Adobe, Workday, L'Oréal, Microsoft, Mercado Libre, OpenAI, Cisco, Zapier and Vanguard; "One API key. Every way you build." with Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Codex, Gemini, CLI, MCP and API (for example "claude plugin install pinecone" then "/pinecone:quickstart"); a "Select Experience: Builder / Business Leader" switch.Source
• Your websiteCompare hub: pages for pgvector, Elasticsearch, OpenSearch, S3 Vectors, MongoDB Atlas, Vertex AI and "best knowledge engine platforms"; "Each page says where the alternative is the better choice." /compare/weaviate, /compare/qdrant and /compare/milvus return 404.Source