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Apollo.io pricing: how it works and what you can learn

How Apollo.io charges customers in 2026, what it meters, what changed recently, and what any subscription business can borrow from it.

By Robert Coorey Updated 2 min read
At a glance

Apollo.io. Pricing model: Hybrid (base + usage). Value metric: Per seat plus annual credit pool per seat.

At a glance

CompanyApollo.io
What it doesApollo sales intelligence
Pricing modelHybrid (base + usage)
Value metricPer seat plus annual credit pool per seat
Free tierFree: 900 credits per seat per year, granted monthly.
Pricing pagewww.apollo.io/pricing

Plans and prices

Prices as published on Apollo.io's pricing page, checked 27 October 2026. They change often; check the live page before you rely on them.

PlanPriceBillingWhat you get
Basic$49per seat per month, billed annually30,000 credits per seat per year, granted upfront
Professional$79per seat per month, billed annually48,000 credits per seat per year
Organization$119per seat per month, billed annually, min 3 seats72,000 credits per seat per year

Usage component. Credits consumed by exports, mobile numbers, data enrichment and AI features; extra credits purchasable (price not shown).

How credits/tokens work. Annual plans grant the year's credits upfront, which front-loads value and encourages annual commitment.

What changed in 2025–2026

Not verified in this research window.

What you can steal

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    Granting a year's credits upfront on annual plans rewards commitment without a discount. Front-loaded allowances are a cheap way to sell annual plans.

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