For people who want to actually work with VecNine — on themselves, on the people in their life, or on their clients.
$14/mo
Monthly
$99/yr
Annual · save $69
Everything in Free
The Lab — save and manage multiple sequences with full analytical depth
Members methodology — including the third input layer (zodiac ordinals)
Sequence-anchored instinct quiz (deep version)
Deep type reference for all nine types
Sequence comparison tool for relationships
Workbook for working through your own sequence
All guides (Method Basics, Instinct Stacking, Type Profiles)
Atlas — clinical reflection panel for working with clients
Atlas Clients — client roster, session log, status tracking
Methodology flags engine, research library, practitioner reference
Direct research access — submit observations and case studies
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Why two tiers
The methodology stair
The reason for the tier structure isn’t pricing — it’s how the framework gets disclosed. VecNine has layers that need to be earned in order. Here’s what becomes available as you go up.
1
Public methodology
Digit addition and day reduction — the two layers anyone can use to find their dominants. Strong enough to produce real recognition, simple enough to teach in five minutes.
Free
2
Members methodology
The third input layer — how positions 3 through 5 of the sequence are calculated, drawing on Western and Eastern zodiac ordinals as numerical inputs. Plus the full reference depth: pattern flags, combination dynamics, presentation maps, the research library, and the methodology flags engine. The kind of depth that lets you read a stranger’s sequence and know what to watch for. Atlas tools are available as a practitioner add-on inside the Member tier.
Member
The stair isn’t about gatekeeping — it’s about sequencing. Free gives you the dominants. Members get the full methodology, the depth reference, and the practitioner tools. Everyone earns the next layer by showing up at the previous one.
In practice
What you actually do as a member
Most members start by saving their own sequence to the Lab, then add family members and close friends one at a time. Within a couple of weeks, you have a small library of sequences and you start noticing patterns — how your dominant pair shows up, what your Centers stack does, why a particular relationship in your life makes more sense than it used to.
Then you start using the comparison tool. You see how your sequence interacts with your partner’s, your kid’s, your boss’s. Where the dominants reinforce each other. Where one’s missing-number is the other’s strength. The framework starts being a working tool, not just a result.
That’s when most people start considering whether they want to teach it — and when Atlas and the full research library inside the Member tier start to make sense.
FAQ
Common questions
VecNine isn’t horoscopes. We don’t read signs as personality archetypes, predict your week, or make metaphysical claims about why birthdate-encoded data correlates with personality patterns. The members methodology page is honest about which traditional birth-encoded systems contribute as numerical inputs to the calculation. The relationship to astrology is empirical, not interpretive.
MBTI gives you a single four-letter type. Enneagram gives you a single number with optional wing and instinct. VecNine gives you a sequence — nine numbers in order from dominant to weakest, with missing numbers crossed out entirely. The sequence is calculated from your birthdate rather than self-reported on a quiz. People who know their MBTI and their Enneagram type often find that VecNine maps cleanly to both while showing additional structure neither captures alone.
It happens. Sometimes the calculation is off; sometimes self-perception is off; sometimes both have something to learn from each other. The Lab includes a confidence indicator (Exploring → Tentative → Confirmed) precisely because the calculation is a starting point, not a verdict. The work is testing the sequence against your self-knowledge over time.
No. VecNine is a personality framework, not a clinical instrument. It’s not DSM-coded, not insurance billable, not a substitute for professional assessment. It’s closer in nature to MBTI or Enneagram than to a depression scale. We’re working toward more empirical validation; in the meantime, treat it as a useful framework, not a diagnosis.
Membership is $14 a month or $99 a year. Annual works out to about 41% off the monthly rate — that’s the only difference between them. Same access, same features, same Atlas. Pick whichever billing cadence fits how you think about subscriptions.
Yes. Cancel any time from your account settings. Your saved sequences stay accessible to download as JSON or PDF before you go. We don’t hold your data hostage.
In development. The Member tier gives you Atlas access, the research library, and the methodology flags engine — everything you need to start working with clients. A formal training program with certification is something we’re working on for late 2026.
Ready to start?
Calculate your sequence first — it’s free and takes ten seconds. If you want to go deeper, the Lab is where the depth work happens.