Amplemarket alternatives and competitors

The closest alternatives to Amplemarket are Lusha, Lead411, Adapt.io and Crono.

Amplemarket is a consolidated B2B outbound platform: a stated 200M+ contact database with 70M weekly record refreshes, multichannel sequencing across email, phone, LinkedIn, SMS, WhatsApp and AI voice, a native dialer, LinkedIn social automation, and a native deliverability suite (warmup…

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10 alternatives to Amplemarket

What each product does, with its price where the vendor publishes one.

  1. Established business contact and company data provider, sold through a browser extension, a filtered web application and a programmatic interface, and consumed on a credit model where an email address, a phone number and a recorded call each draw a different amount from the same pool.

    Price: Free plan at $0; Starter $37.45 a month billed yearly or $49.90 monthly, with seats set by plan

  2. B2B contact and company database operating since 2011, holding a stated 450 million contacts and 20 to 30 million company profiles.

    Price: About $99 a user a month for Basic Plus Unlimited, per software directories; $900 a user a year on annual billing, higher plans unpriced

  3. B2B contact and company database sold at the budget end of the data tier, built around a web app for filtered prospecting and list building plus a Chrome extension that returns verified emails and direct dials while a user views a profile.

    Price: Free; Starter $49 a month or $490 a year

  4. Crono is a sales execution platform from Crono SaaS Ltd in London, built for B2B revenue teams where reps and AI agents work side by side.

    Price: Pro €79 a user a month billed annually (two user minimum), €99 quarterly

  5. Salesgear is an all in one outbound platform combining a contact database, prospect research, multichannel engagement and a dialer in a single account.

    Price: Free tier; data plans $49, $99 and $199 a month; annual billing saves 20 percent

  6. Reply.io is a multichannel sales engagement platform founded in 2014 by Oleg Bilozor and used by more than 3,000 companies.

    Price: Email Volume $49 a user a month billed annually, $59 monthly; channels and Jason priced separately

  7. Apollo.io (ZenLeads, Inc.) is a prospecting and sales engagement platform that now calls itself an AI GTM system, built in three layers: data, intelligence and execution.

    Price: $49 per seat a month on Basic, billed annually ($65 monthly); free plan at $0

  8. Sales orchestration platform built on a prescriptive rather than autonomous premise: the system decides which lead a representative should work, when, on which channel and roughly what to say, and the representative executes it.

    Price: No published price. Per user a month, paid quarterly on every plan

  9. Clodura Systems Private Limited, trading as Clodura.AI, was founded in 2015 in Pune and now positions itself as a single go to market platform running the whole motion from database to closed deal.

    Price: Free tier at $0; paid from $89 monthly billed annually or $99 monthly, with credits rolling over 2 months

  10. Autotouch AI positions itself as "the execution layer for agent-driven sales" and self-describes as the Cursor for outbound prospecting.

    Price: From $299 monthly with 1 seat and 5,000 credits; extra seats $100 each and mailboxes $5 each monthly

Questions

Amplemarket alternatives, answered

What are the best alternatives to Amplemarket?

The closest alternatives to Amplemarket are Lusha, Lead411, Adapt.io, Crono and Salesgear. Crono is a sales execution platform from Crono SaaS Ltd in London, built for B2B revenue teams where reps and AI agents work side by side. Salesgear is an all in one outbound platform combining a contact database, prospect research, multichannel engagement and a dialer in a single account.

Who are Amplemarket's competitors?

Amplemarket's competitors in agentic multichannel sequencers include Lusha, Lead411, Adapt.io, Crono, Salesgear and Reply.io.

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