AI sales workflow
Apollo’s homepage describes the product as an AI sales platform for prospecting, lead generation, and deal automation, positioning it around the full B2B sales workflow rather than a single task.
Apollo.io is an AI sales platform for B2B teams for prospecting, lead generation, outreach, enrichment, and deal automation in one system.
Apollo.io is an AI sales platform for B2B teams that combines prospecting, lead generation, outreach, enrichment, and deal automation in one product. The site presents it as a single place to find contacts, engage them, and manage the resulting sales process.
Its positioning centers on replacing several separate tools with one workflow. Apollo says it can replace a data provider, outreach platform, dialer, enrichment tool, and CRM, while also supporting routing, sequencing, email campaigns, and pipeline work through its sales platform and solution pages.
Apollo’s homepage describes the product as an AI sales platform for prospecting, lead generation, and deal automation, positioning it around the full B2B sales workflow rather than a single task.
The platform says it can replace a data provider, outreach platform, dialer, enrichment tool, and CRM in one system, which suggests a consolidated operating layer for sales teams.
The pricing page says Apollo includes a sequencing platform for A/B testing emails, recording calls, automating follow-ups, and creating repeatable sales conversations.
Apollo’s pricing and solution pages emphasize database-driven enrichment and routing, including real-time B2B data enrichment to improve lead routing and personalization.
Apollo’s inbound and outbound solution pages highlight engagement tools for routing inbound leads and outbound outreach designed to help teams book more meetings.
The pricing page says Apollo supports exporting and syncing data to external systems and offers API access on Custom plans for more advanced integrations.
Sales teams can search Apollo’s database, enrich contacts, and move from list-building to outreach without switching between separate tools.
Revenue operations and routing teams can use real-time enrichment to improve assignment rules, personalize records, and reduce delays caused by stale data.
Inbound marketing and SDR teams can turn form fills and inbound traffic into faster follow-up using routing, enrichment, and engagement tools.
Outbound teams can build sequences, A/B test email messaging, record calls, and automate follow-ups to create repeatable prospecting motions.
Larger sales organizations can evaluate Custom plans when they need additional integrations, security, governance, or API access beyond the standard plans.
Apollo’s pricing page says trial plans include 50 credits and 5 mobile credits, plus almost all features of the selected plan. Some capabilities are restricted until you are on a paid plan or a direct trial setup from sales, such as linking a non-Gmail/Microsoft account for email campaigns.
Yes. Apollo says cancellations, upgrades, and downgrades can be requested from Plan Overview or by emailing support@apollo.io. Cancellations take effect at the end of the current term, while upgrades take effect immediately and downgrades generally update immediately or at the end of the billing cycle depending on the item.
Apollo is built for both smaller teams and larger enterprises. The pricing page says its structure is intended to work for companies of all sizes and notes that enterprise customers can talk to sales about Custom plans for integrations, security, and governance needs.
Yes. Apollo says it integrates with Salesforce, HubSpot, Outreach, SalesLoft, Marketo, Sendgrid, LinkedIn, and email providers, and that API access is available on Custom plans.
Apollo says its plans are for internal business use only. Using the platform to power external products, share data with customers, or resell Apollo data requires a separate agreement with custom pricing and terms.