Last updated May 2026

Apollo vs Salesloft

A side-by-side comparison of Apollo and Salesloft — pricing, features, integrations, and where each one wins.

Apollo

all in one engagement

All-in-one go-to-market platform combining a B2B database of 275M+ contacts, multi-step sequences, dialer, and CRM sync for outbound sales teams.

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Salesloft

enterprise sequences

Sales engagement and revenue orchestration platform combining cadences, conversation intelligence, and forecasting for B2B teams.

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Pricing

Apollo

TierMonthlyPer seatIncludes
Free$0Unlimited email sending · 60 mobile credits/mo · 120 export credits/mo
Basic$491,000 email credits/mo · Sequences · AI writing assist
Professional$79Unlimited sequences · Dialer with local presence · Buying intent topics
Organization$119Min 3 seats · Advanced security · Customer success manager

Salesloft

TierMonthlyPer seatIncludes
Enterprise (contact sales)Custom pricing · Sales-led onboarding · Volume discounts

Key features

Apollo

  • B2B contact database with 275M+ contacts
  • Multi-step email and LinkedIn sequences
  • Built-in dialer with local presence
  • Buying intent and job-change alerts
  • CRM sync (Salesforce, HubSpot)

Salesloft

  • Cadence-based multichannel outreach with task automation
  • Drift Conversations and call intelligence for full-funnel insight
  • Deals workspace with forecasting and pipeline analytics
  • Rhythm AI prioritizes the next-best action for reps
  • Tight Salesforce, HubSpot, and Dynamics integrations

Where each one wins

Apollo

Strengths

  • Generous free tier — unlimited email plus thousands of search credits
  • Affordable compared to ZoomInfo at similar contact volume
  • Database and outreach in one tool reduces stack complexity

Tradeoffs

  • Free credits run out fast for active prospectors
  • Data freshness varies versus enterprise-grade providers
  • Email deliverability requires careful warmup discipline

Salesloft

Strengths

  • Cleaner, more intuitive UI than Outreach for new SDR teams
  • Rhythm prioritization engine surfaces high-intent signals well
  • Strong customer success org compared to most enterprise SaaS

Tradeoffs

  • Pricing typically $125+/seat/month with mandatory annual commits
  • Reporting is less customizable than Outreach for complex RevOps
  • Mobile app is limited compared to the desktop experience