Tact vs Pactum — self-serve procurement
Pactum sells enterprise AI negotiation to large buyers. Tact Business gives small teams the same procurement workflow — vendor quotes, per-quote AI negotiation, and savings capture — for $49.99/month, self-serve.
Self-serve procurement for small teams. Transparent pricing, no enterprise contract, you keep the savings.
| Compare | Tact | Pactum |
|---|---|---|
| Onboarding | Self-serve, start in minutes | Sales-led, enterprise deployment |
| Pricing | $49.99/mo after a free trial | Custom enterprise contract |
| Built for | Small teams & SMBs | Large enterprises |
| Free trial | 14 days, no card | Typically no self-serve trial |
| Vendor quote tracking | Supplier negotiations at scale | |
| Budget caps & approvals | Enterprise workflow | |
| You keep savings | 100% | Pricing may absorb savings |
Is Tact Business self-serve or do I need a sales call?
Self-serve. Start a 14-day free trial with no card and no sales call — award your first deal before the trial ends.
How is Tact different from enterprise procurement tools like Pactum?
Tact is built for small teams at $49.99/month with transparent pricing and a self-serve workspace. Pactum targets large enterprises with sales-led deployments and custom contracts.
Do I keep the savings Tact negotiates?
Yes — you keep 100%. Tact charges a flat subscription, not a share of your savings.
Can I cancel Tact Business anytime?
Yes. Cancel from your account settings with no long enterprise contract — you keep access through the end of the billing period.
Flat pricing, full playbook, no success fee. Your first negotiation is free.
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