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mailzy vsApollo.

A sales intelligence platform: a large B2B contact database with sequences, a dialer and CRM features, priced per user. Here's how it compares with mailzy on price and features, where each one wins, and which suits you.

At a glance

  • mailzyStarting price$27/mo
  • ApolloStarting price

Apollo: Free; paid from about $49/user/mo. Prices checked October 31, 2026.

Prices.

What each one costs, from their own pricing pages (Apollo) and our live prices (mailzy).

mailzy

  • Starter $27/mo (2,500 new people a month)
  • Growth $47/mo (10,000 new people a month)
  • Scale $97/mo (30,000 new people a month)
  • Google Workspace mailboxes $4/mailbox a month, warm-up included

Every plan has every feature, unlimited mailboxes and warm-up. Paying for 6 or 12 months costs less.

Apollo

  • Free plan
  • Basic about $49/user/mo annual (about $59 monthly)
  • Professional about $79/user/mo annual
  • Custom: through sales (some third-party summaries still list Organization at about $119/user/mo annual)

Apollo's pricing page shows no prices; these figures are from third-party 2026 summaries.

Feature by feature.

"Not stated" means Apollo's own pages don't say, so we don't guess.

mailzy and Apollo compared, feature by feature
FeaturemailzyApollo
Sends cold email campaignsYesYes
Connect unlimited mailboxesUnlimited on every planPer user
Mailboxes set up for youGoogle Workspace, $4/mailboxBought with credits
Domains bought and set up for you.com $14.99/year, set up for youBought with credits
Warm-up includedEvery mailbox, every planUses credits, by plan
One inbox for every replyUnibox Not stated
Built-in CRMYesYes
AI writingAI credits includedProfessional plan
Email verification100 free checks, then packsYes
Lead dataLists from your Apollo or Sales Navigator search, $25 per 10,000Large B2B database
LinkedIn steps No Not stated
Pay by bKashYes No
Free trial14 days, no cardFree plan

Where Apollo wins.

  • A very large searchable B2B database with phone numbers.
  • A free plan.
  • A dialer and call recording on higher plans.

Where mailzy wins.

  • Priced by how many new people you reach, not per user: one plan price covers the whole team.
  • Unlimited mailboxes with warm-up on every plan, and Google Workspace mailboxes set up for you.
  • Built for cold email at volume: sending spread across many mailboxes, with Bounce Guard.
  • Pay by card or bKash, in US dollars, with a 14-day free trial and no card needed.

The verdict.

Apollo suits: Sales teams that live in a contact database and call as well as email.

mailzy suits: anyone who wants sending, mailboxes, warm-up, verification and replies in one account, priced by how many new people they reach, and doesn't need LinkedIn steps or a dialer.

Apollo prices as shown on October 31, 2026 and features on October 20, 2026, from Apollo pricing, Docket: Apollo pricing 2026 and Landbase: Apollo pricing. Prices change; check the vendor's site before you buy. mailzy prices are live.

mailzy vs Apollo: questions.

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Is mailzy cheaper than Apollo?

mailzy starts at $27/mo. Apollo starts at Free; paid from about $49/user/mo (Apollo's pricing page shows no prices; these figures are from third-party 2026 summaries). Compare the whole set-up, not just the first price: with mailzy, mailboxes, domains, warm-up and verification can all come from the same account.

What does Apollo do better than mailzy?

A very large searchable B2B database with phone numbers. A free plan. A dialer and call recording on higher plans.

Can I move from Apollo to mailzy?

Yes. Export your leads as a CSV and import them into mailzy's Leads, connect your mailboxes (Google Workspace, Gmail or any provider over IMAP and SMTP), and rebuild your sequences in the campaign editor. Warm-up starts as soon as a mailbox is connected.

Everything for cold email, in one place.

Start free for 14 days. No card needed.