benchmarks/company enrichment/apollo vs zoominfo
company enrichment · head-to-head

Apollo vs ZoomInfo

Company enrichment, measured head-to-head on the same 282 human-reviewed companies: Apollo currently leads on both measured accuracy axes. Every scored field judged against human-reviewed Ground Truth; latency and cost measured beside accuracy. Not vendor claims.

Apollo or ZoomInfo — measured winner per axis

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AxisApolloZoomInfoMeasured winner
Correct data end to end (correct field yield)88.6%63.9%Apollo
Right when returned (accuracy when present)92.6%70.4%Apollo
Companies resolved (resolution rate)96.8%94.7%Apollo
Speed (median latency)654 ms1,132 msApollo
Cost (cohort, self-serve rates) (estimated cost)$10.88$93.45Apollo

Contact/person data, intent data, and integrations are not measured here — this is the company-firmographic slice only. Full leaderboard, methodology, and per-company evidence →

route by constraint

There is no single “best” company enrichment API — the independent benchmark points to a different provider depending on the axis your workflow is constrained by. Every leader below is measured on 282 human-reviewed companies:

Full provider comparison, methodology, and per-company evidence: the company enrichment benchmark →

Apollo vs ZoomInfo — common questions

Apollo vs ZoomInfo: which has better company data?

On measured correct field yield (of the fields that could be filled correctly, how many were), Apollo leads: Apollo 88.6% vs ZoomInfo 63.9%, judged field-by-field against human-reviewed Ground Truth on the same 282-company cohort. On accuracy of returned fields, Apollo leads (92.6% vs 70.4%).

Is Apollo or ZoomInfo cheaper for company enrichment?

At public entry self-serve rates for the full 282-company cohort: Apollo $10.88 vs ZoomInfo $93.45 — Apollo is cheaper. Free allowances and volume discounts excluded; weigh cost against yield, since cheap wrong data costs more downstream.

Which is faster, Apollo or ZoomInfo?

Median request latency: Apollo 654 ms vs ZoomInfo 1,132 ms — Apollo is faster. Latency matters for real-time enrichment in product or agent flows; for batch backfills it usually doesn't.

Where does this comparison data come from?

The independent company-enrichment benchmark on this site: both providers received the same 282 company domains, responses were normalized to one contract, and GPT-5.6 judged each scored field against human-reviewed Ground Truth. No vendor pays for inclusion or rank; every judgment is public and reproducible.