Buzzlist vs Apollo · last checked 5 October 2026
Buzzlist vs Apollo: more than a contact database.
Buzzlist finds the people you want to reach, writes each email, sends it and handles the replies, in one place. Apollo is a sales platform built around a large contact database.
What do you get with Buzzlist that a contact database alone does not?
How is this different from the old way?
The old way, with separate tools
- A database for the list
- Another tool to write the emails
- Another to send and warm up mailboxes
- An inbox to chase the replies
- A bill and a login for each
Buzzlist
- One search, one screen
- Buzz writes, sends and follows up
- Replies in one place
- Email check results from every account improve checks for all accounts
- One price per account, credits are the only limit
What is Apollo?
Apollo is a sales platform built around a large contact database.
- Free plan with 100 credits per seat a month
- Paid plans priced per seat, billed monthly or annually
- Paid plans include sequences, email warm-up and mailbox buying
SourceApollo upgrade page (apollo.io/pricing), checked 5 October 2026. Plans change, so check its page before you decide.
What does Buzzlist cost?
- Free: 100 contacts every month, no card
- Starter $97, Growth $497, Queen $1,497 a month
- One price per account, month to month
- On paid plans, a Buzz Send email that bounces gives the contact back
Questions people ask
Can Buzzlist replace Apollo?
For most people, yes. Buzzlist covers the search, the writing, the sending and the replies. If you only need a contact database, Apollo may be all you want.
Can I bring my lists from Apollo?
Yes. Export a CSV and import it into Buzzlist. Buzz can then research and write to those people.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. 100 contacts every month, no card and no end date.
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100 contacts a month.
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