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Comparison · Last verified 10 August 2026
Conveyor pairs a hosted Trust Center — free tier included, with clickwrap and DocuSign NDAs, watermarking and granular document access — with AI questionnaire automation on its Enterprise tier. VendorLens is the narrower document portal: NDA-gated downloads, watermarking and an audit trail, with every tier priced on the site.
The decision is rarely features versus no features. It is document volume, and whether AI questionnaire automation is part of the job.
Security reviews arrive as spreadsheets and portals, and the recurring cost is answering them. AI assistance is the point, not the trust page.
The SOC 2 report, policies and pen-test summary exist. The job is gated distribution with an audit trail, and volume may exceed a free tier’s document cap.
Both vendors offer one. You are working out which free tier’s limits you would outgrow first, and what the next step costs.
Both ship hosted trust centers with NDAs, watermarking and document access controls. The real differences are free-tier limits, AI depth and how the paid step is priced.
| Criterion | VendorLens | Conveyor |
|---|---|---|
| Free tier | Free Community plan, permanent: a hosted trust page with NDA-gated documents, watermarking and an audit trail | Free tier, permanent: positioned as a simple Trust Center with listed usage limits |
| Document allowance | Documents grouped by category; allowances are published per plan on the pricing page rather than negotiated | Free tier currently lists up to 15 documents; Enterprise lists unlimited usage |
| Knowledge base / Q&A | Author-written trust-center content sections and FAQs published next to the evidence; no AI questionnaire-answer library and no questionnaire completion | Free tier currently lists up to 15 knowledge-base Q&As; Enterprise lifts the limit |
| NDA options | Clickwrap acceptance on all plans; DocuSign and SignNow envelopes on the Pro plan; every request approved manually by your team | Clickwrap NDAs and DocuSign NDAs are both documented, with granular document access controls |
| Watermarks | All plans: requester name and email burned into downloaded PDFs; custom watermark text on the Pro plan | Watermarking is documented as part of the Trust Center |
| Custom domain | Pro plan: your own subdomain, e.g. trust.yourcompany.com, at a published price | A custom URL is listed as an Enterprise-tier capability |
| Questionnaire automation | Outbound only — questionnaires go out to your suppliers (Vendor Assessments, Beta); inbound ones are not completed for you | Core strength: questionnaire automation is central to the product, with broader coverage on Enterprise |
| AI capability | None — deliberately a document workflow, not an AI product | AI-driven answering and customer-trust automation, expanded on the Enterprise tier |
| Analytics | Per-document view and download logging with requester identity, plus an audit log of trust-page changes — all plans | Trust Center analytics are part of the product, with more depth on Enterprise |
| Enterprise controls | Team access, role-based permissions and per-request approval — no SSO or bespoke enterprise contracting | Enterprise tier lists integrations and enterprise controls |
| Pricing transparency | Fully published and self-serve at every tier: free, $99/mo and $299/mo | Free tier is published; Enterprise pricing is not publicly stated, so that step requires a conversation |
| Best fit | Lean teams whose documents already exist, who want more documents and richer gating than a free tier allows at a published price | Teams whose main cost is answering questionnaires, or who fit inside the free Trust Center limits |
Which VendorLens plan includes each capability is published on the pricing page.
See what that looks like in practice on the Security document portal and vendor due-diligence portal pages.
Open the live demo trust portal, request a gated document, then start free if it fits. Every tier is priced on the site — no quote required.