Apollo.io vs SuperAGI

Apollo.io

Apollo is the default choice for a small sales team that wants database, sequencing and dialler in one subscription without a ZoomInfo contract, and the agent layer now does the list-building and first-draft outreach that used to need a separate tool. The catch is the credit meter: AI research, enrichment and exports all draw from a pool that resets monthly, so the sticker price is the floor, not the bill.

Pros

• +Database, sequencing, dialler, enrichment and meeting booking in one tool at $49 per user
• +A real free plan for light use, with no card required
• +MCP server, Chrome extension and Apollo Anywhere put the data inside Claude, ChatGPT, Gmail and the CRM
• +Agents trained on your ICP and playbooks handle list building and first drafts

Cons

• −Credits reset every cycle and do not roll over, and add-on credits bill immediately and recur
• −Data accuracy varies by region and seniority, and bounces still eat sender reputation
• −Price cards on the pricing page load client-side; the annual discount is not stated
• −API access, SSO and advanced security are reserved for the Custom tier

SuperAGI

Do not come here for the open-source agent framework - that project has been dormant since January 2025, and the company is now a seat-priced suite that folds its sales agents and the former Contlo marketing product under one login. It suits a small go-to-market team willing to run CRM, outreach and campaigns inside one vendor; anyone who needs a price, a refund window or an API before committing should look at Clay, Apollo or HubSpot instead.

Pros

• +Contact data, research, sequencing and CRM bundled instead of stitched from three vendors
• +An in-product app store means new agent behaviours ship without a release cycle
• +Chrome extension for working prospects directly from LinkedIn
• +Marketing automation from the former Contlo product now sits in the same account

Cons

• −Prices load only inside the app's billing flow and could not be read from the vendor's page
• −Terms make every payment non-refundable, including unused parts of a billing period
• −The open-source project that built the brand's reputation is effectively abandoned
• −No vendor-marketed developer API for building on top

Is Apollo.io cheaper than SuperAGI?

Apollo.io starts at $49/seat/mo. An entry price for SuperAGI is not confirmed by us yet, so check its pricing page before you compare.

Does Apollo.io or SuperAGI have a free tier?

Apollo.io has a free tier; SuperAGI has paid plans only.

Which has a public API, Apollo.io or SuperAGI?

Apollo.io ships a public API, as of our last verification. A public API for SuperAGI is not confirmed by us — check its developer docs before you plan an integration.