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Apollo.io

All-in-one prospecting database plus engagement at self-serve prices.

★★★★★4.7 on G2 (9,300+ reviews)

Overview

Apollo bundles a 270M-plus contact B2B database with a full engagement layer: email sequences, a dialer, LinkedIn tasks, enrichment, and intent data. Its disruptive move was pricing, with a generous free tier and self-serve plans far below ZoomInfo, which made it the default database for startups and SMB outbound teams. Data quality varies by segment and mobile-number accuracy trails phone specialists, but as a single tool covering find them and reach them at low cost, it is the volume leader among self-serve data providers.

Best for: Startups and SMB to mid-market teams that want database plus engagement in one affordable tool.

Key features

270M-plus contact database with intent data
Email and phone enrichment with CRM healing
Multichannel sequences: email, calls, LinkedIn tasks
Built-in dialer with recording
Chrome extension for LinkedIn prospecting
Buying intent signals and scoring
AI email writing and workflow automation
Reporting and A/B testing

Pricing

PlanPriceIncludes
Free$0
per user/mo
limited credits
Basic$49
per user/mo, annual
more credits, intent
Professional$79
per user/mo, annual
dialer, advanced reports
Organization$119
per user/mo, annual (min 3)
SSO, advanced security

Pricing changes often. Verify current pricing on the vendor site before you buy.

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Pros and cons

Pros

  • Unmatched price-to-capability ratio
  • Database and engagement in one product
  • Fast self-serve onboarding

Cons

  • Data accuracy inconsistent outside US tech segments
  • Mobile-number coverage trails phone specialists
  • Shared sending infrastructure can hurt deliverability at scale

Integrations

SalesforceHubSpotGmailOutlookLinkedInSlackZapier

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Reviewed July 2026. Data compiled from public sources; ratings via G2.