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People Data Labs vs Apollo.io pricing

Both are in data enrichment apis. People Data Labs is billed per enrichment credit; Apollo.io is billed per credit (email 1, phone 8). Numbers below are copied from each vendor's pricing page.

People Data Labs vs Apollo.io pricing side by side
People Data LabsFree tier or trial
Free tier
100 person/company lookups/mo (emails/phones obfuscated)
Billed
Per enrichment credit
Best for
Bulk person/company data for builders
Verified
Jun 27, 2026
Apollo.ioFree tier or trial
Free tier
10k credits/mo (verified corporate domain) or 100/mo
Billed
Per credit (email 1, phone 8)
Best for
Sales engagement plus enrichment
Verified
Jun 27, 2026

People Data Labs plans

PlanPriceWhat it covers
Free$0/mo100 person/company lookups per month plus 25 IP lookups; self-serve sign-up, no card required for prototyping.
ProFrom ~$98/moCredit-based; entry Pro tier includes ~350 person enrichment credits and ~1,000 company lookups, scaling up with higher monthly commitments.
EnterpriseCustom (commonly $20k-$100k+/yr)For >100k credits; negotiated per-credit rates (person credits drop toward ~$0.20), bulk/flat-file delivery, premium support and SLA.

Source: https://support.peopledatalabs.com/hc/en-us/articles/23553812020891-Pricing-Overview

Apollo.io plans

PlanPriceWhat it covers
Free$0Limited API access, ~100 credits/month, ~600 requests/day rate cap; core prospecting features.
Basic$49/user/mo (annual)~5,000 email credits; notably NO API access at this tier; ~2,000 requests/day.
Professional$79/user/mo (annual)API access included; higher credit allowances and advanced enrichment/sequencing features.
Organization$119/user/mo (annual)Highest tier; expanded API rate limits, advanced security/admin controls (5-seat minimum typical).
Overage credits$0.20 / creditPay-as-you-go top-ups with a 250-credit minimum purchase; monthly billing adds ~15–25% over annual.

Source: https://docs.apollo.io/docs/api-pricing

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