Outreach vs Apollo.io

A side-by-side comparison of features, pricing, and ratings to help you choose.

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Outreach

Enterprise sales execution & sequencing

4.3 (3,800)

Custom pricing

Custom annual pricing, typically ~$100+/seat/mo at scale

Higher rated
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Apollo.io

All-in-one prospecting database + engagement

4.5 (7,400)

Free plan

Free plan with limited credits; paid from ~$49/seat/mo

At a glance

Spec Outreach Apollo.io
Editorial rating 4.3 / 5 4.5 / 5
Starting price Custom pricing Free plan
Budget tier Premium Budget-friendly
Complexity Advanced Intermediate
Primary category Sales Engagement Prospecting & Lead Data
Integrations 100+ 100+
Founded 2014 2015

Feature comparison

Outreach offers 10 of 11 tracked sales engagement features; Apollo.io offers 9.

Feature Outreach Apollo.io
Multichannel sequences
Automated email sequencing
LinkedIn automation
Call & task cadences
A/B testing
Deliverability / warm-up
AI personalization
Engagement analytics
Free plan
API & webhooks
Priority / 24-7 support
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Outreach

Pros

  • Best-in-class sequencing and admin controls at scale
  • Bundled conversation intelligence and deal management
  • Mature reporting and rep-productivity analytics

Cons

  • Enterprise pricing and annual contracts
  • Heavier setup and admin burden
  • Overkill for small teams
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Apollo.io

Pros

  • Huge contact database with a generous free tier
  • Prospecting, sequencing, and dialer under one roof
  • Excellent LinkedIn Chrome extension

Cons

  • Email/phone accuracy dips on smaller or non-US accounts
  • Credit limits force upgrades as volume grows
  • Engagement features are shallower than dedicated platforms

The verdict

Apollo.io edges ahead on our editorial score, but the right pick depends on your priorities. Choose Outreach if you value large outbound orgs that want sequencing, deals, and forecasting unified. Choose Apollo.io if you need smb and mid-market teams that want data and outreach in one affordable tool.

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