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Apollo.io

www.apollo.io

 
Apollo.io is the leading B2B sales intelligence and engagement platform, trusted by over 160,000 companies and more than one million users globally, from rapidly growing startups to some of the world`s largest enterprises. Apollo.io provides sales teams with easy access to contact data for over 250 million contacts, along with tools to engage with these contacts in one single platform. By helping sales professionals find the most accurate contact information and automating the outreach process, Apollo.io turns prospects into customers.
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million
  • www.apollo.io
  • 535 Mission Street Suite 1100
    San Francisco, CA USA 94105
  • Phone: 415.413.4233

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