Side by side
Tines vs Vega: facts side by side
The short answer
By The Triage Desk · AI Cyber Compare · Published 2026-10-08
Desk research from public vendor pages: vendor facts read September 2026, updated 2026-10-13. Editorial reading of what vendors publish; we did not run the products and did not interview vendors.
How do Tines and Vega differ at a glance?
| Fact | Tines | Vega |
|---|---|---|
| Primary model | SOAR | AI SOC analyst |
| Also reaches into | AI SOC analyst | SIEM copilot |
| Position on SOAR | Replaces SOAR | Works beside SOAR |
| Integrations | Not published | Not published |
| Deployment | Shared stack, self-hosted or hybrid; Tines says AI features are available wherever Tines is deployed. | Runs on Vega's Security Analytics Mesh against data where it lives; Vega says no migration, ingestion or egress. Tenancy and residency: not described. |
| Pricing | Free edition: unlimited users and connectors, 3 live workflows, one-time $50 AI allowance. Paid editions: contact sales; startup program discounts. | Not published |
| Compliance | Not reviewed | Not reviewed |
| Funding | $125M Series C at a $1.125B valuation, announced 11 February 2025. | Backed by Cyberstarts, Accel, Redpoint and CRV (founded 2024). |
Who carries each stage?
Tines
Vega
- Your analysts
- Rules you write
- AI agent
- Provider's analysts
- Shared
- Not described
Stages where they differ:
- Investigate: Tines shared, Vega AI agent
- Respond: Tines shared, Vega your analysts
- Tune: Tines your analysts, Vega shared
Which capabilities does each document?
| Capability | Tines | Vega | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Runs response actions itself | Documented | Not described | Differs |
| Approval or sign-off before actions | Documented | Not described | Differs |
| Can act alone on some cases | Documented | Not described | Differs |
| On-premises, hybrid or your own cloud tenant | Documented | Not described | Differs |
| Pricing unit or tiers published | Documented | Not described | Differs |
| Translates existing SOAR playbooks | Not described | Not described | |
| Optional service where the vendor's people work the queue | Not described | Not described | |
| Multi-tenant or MSSP offering | Not described | Not described | |
| Single-tenant option | Not described | Not described | |
| Data residency option | Not described | Not described | |
| Integration count published | Not described | Not described |
What are the strengths and limits of each?
Tines
Strengths
- Self-hosted and hybrid deployment, with AI available wherever Tines runs.
- A free edition with published limits, so a team can build before talking to sales.
Limits
- No prebuilt AI SOC analyst is described; your team designs the investigation logic.
- No integration count, and paid editions have no public price.
Vega
Strengths
- Each verdict shows the query behind it.
- Hunting, detection-as-code and triage on data left where it lives.
Limits
- Executing response is not described; analysts or other tools act.
- No connector count and no public pricing.
When would you choose Tines, and when Vega?
Choose Tines if you need:
- running response actions itself
- approval or sign-off before actions
- acting alone on some cases
- Self-hosted and hybrid deployment, with AI available wherever Tines runs.
Choose Vega if you need:
- Each verdict shows the query behind it.
- Hunting, detection-as-code and triage on data left where it lives.
What does each vendor say about its own results?
Tines
No vendor figures were collected for Tines.
Vega
Asked often about this page
Which is better, Tines or Vega?
We do not rank vendors. Tines documents running response actions itself and Vega documents each verdict shows the query behind it. The fit finder orders vendors by the needs your answers imply.
Do Tines and Vega publish pricing?
Tines publishes tiers or a pricing unit; Vega does not publish pricing on its own site. Neither publishes a paid list price there.
Can Tines and Vega be used together?
Our sources do not describe an integration between Tines and Vega. Ask both vendors before planning to run them together.