Scores verified July 2026
Apollo.io Reviews in 2026: What Reviewers Actually Say
Every score below is shown with its review count and platform, as of July 2026. Ratings move; check the linked platforms for live figures.
Disclosure: 1Lookup competes with Apollo.io in part of its product line. Everything here summarizes third-party reviewers, we state plainly where Apollo.io is strong, and the sources are linked so you can check us.

Apollo.io ratings across review platforms
Apollo.io scores, platform by platform
Every score is shown with the sample size it came from, on the scale that platform actually publishes. Bars fill against that platform’s own scale, so they are not comparable across a 5 and a 10 without reading the number beside them.
G2
4.7 out of 5
from 9,300+ reviews
(source: G2, opens in a new tab)TrustRadius
8.5 out of 10
from 520+ reviews
(source: TrustRadius, opens in a new tab)Capterra
4.5 out of 5
from 390+ reviews
(source: Capterra, opens in a new tab)Trustpilot
2.9 out of 5
from 1,000+ reviews
(source: Trustpilot, opens in a new tab)
Reviewer scores split sharply here: 4.7 / 5 on G2 from 9,300+ reviews, against 2.9 / 5 on Trustpilot from 1,000+ reviews. Both are shown as published. Scores are never averaged across platforms.
Scores are shown as each platform published them, last confirmed July 2026. Counts are floored to what could be confirmed at that check, so the platforms may show more.
Counts are floored to what we could confirm as of July 2026; the platforms may show more.
What reviewers praise
- Value: database, sequences, dialer, and enrichment in one tool is the most repeated reason for the 4.7 G2 score
- Ease of use, fast search filters, and a Chrome extension that pulls contacts straight from LinkedIn
- Database size (200M+ contacts claimed), with US coverage cited as the strongest
- A genuinely usable free tier and published self-serve prices
What reviewers criticize
- Accuracy: reviewers report bounces on contacts labeled verified (one documented case: 18% hard bounces on a fresh 2,000-contact export) and outdated titles, especially outside North America
- Credit mechanics: phone numbers cost 8 credits versus 1 for an email, and export caps push heavy users upmarket
- Billing: disputes, surprise charges, and refund friction dominate the 2.9 Trustpilot score
- Learning curve: the feature-dense interface and templated lower-tier support draw steady complaints
Reading the reviews honestly
Apollo's G2 score (4.7 from 9,300+ reviews) is among the best in B2B data, driven by price-to-capability. The 2.9 Trustpilot score (1,000+ reviews) concentrates on billing and account handling rather than the product itself. Treat the marketing claim of verified contacts with a margin: bounce complaints are recurrent enough to budget a verification pass on anything you export.
Apollo.io fits when
SDR teams that want database plus outreach in one seat and will use the sequences and dialer, starting free and scaling by tier.
Look elsewhere when
you only need the data, need reliable phone coverage at volume, or your usage is programmatic; per-lookup access without seats avoids the credit and billing mechanics reviewers complain about.
Notes on these figures
- G2 blocks automated reads; the count was observed between 9,344 and 9,645 across July 2026 snapshots and is floored to 9,300.
- Trustpilot snapshots ranged 2.9-3.0 with 1,049-1,205 reviews; the lower bound of both is used.
- Capterra was read directly in July 2026 (398 reviews, floored to 390).
Apollo.io reviews FAQ
Is Apollo.io any good?
For all-in-one prospecting on a budget, reviewers say yes emphatically: 4.7 on G2 from more than 9,300 reviews. The consistent caveats are contact accuracy outside the US, phone-number credit costs, and billing handling, which is where its 2.9 Trustpilot score comes from.
Is Apollo.io's data accurate?
Mostly, with real exceptions. US email coverage reviews well; reviewers report bounces on contacts marked verified often enough that careful teams re-verify exports before sending, and mobile numbers both cost more credits and miss more often. Run your own ICP sample before trusting any vendor's accuracy claim, including this one's.
Why is Apollo.io rated low on Trustpilot?
The dominant themes are billing: surprise renewals, plan-change charges, and slow refunds. Product complaints are a minority there. If you subscribe, calendar the renewal date and read the seat terms; most of the loudest reviews trace back to those two things.
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