AI sales copilot bundling B2B data, multichannel sequences and deliverability tooling
Amplemarket is the bundle play: one subscription covering data, sequences, deliverability and an AI copilot, priced for funded teams rather than individual sellers.
Best for
Funded startups and mid market sales teams that would rather buy data, sequencing, deliverability and an AI copilot from one vendor than assemble them.
Not great for
Solo sellers and small teams on a tight budget, since the cheapest published plan is $600 per month on an annual term.
Starting price
$600/mo
Pricing model
Custom quotes
Free trial
Not advertised
Platforms
Web app, Chrome extension
Headquarters
United States
Amplemarket, in plain terms
Amplemarket sells itself as the all in one alternative to running a data vendor, a sequencer and a deliverability tool side by side, and its own comparison pages name Apollo, ZoomInfo, Outreach and Salesloft as the stack it wants to replace. The data layer is Searcher, marketed at more than 200 million business profiles with 70 million live updates a week, natural language search and 40 or more traditional filters. On top of it sit multichannel sequences across email, social, phone and voice, a Unibox, workflows, analytics and a Signals product that watches job changes, new hires, funding rounds, hiring spikes, technology adoption and website activity. The AI layer is branded Duo: Duo Copywriter for first touch personalization, Duo Inbox for automated reply handling, Duo Voice for voice outreach and a Duo copilot across the platform. Deliverability is treated as a first class product with a Deliverability Booster, a Domain Health Center, inbox placement tests, email validation and mailbox selection recommendations. Pricing is mostly quoted. Their published page shows Startup at $600 per month on an annual term with 2 users and 27,000 contacts, while Growth, with 4 users, and Elite, with 10 users, are custom. All plans are said to include a free trial, though no length is published. The practical limits are entry cost, the credit and contact caps per tier, and the fact that two of three tiers cannot be compared without a sales conversation.
Key features
- Searcher, an owned B2B database with natural language search and 40+ filters
- Multichannel sequences across email, social, phone and voice
- Duo Copywriter for personalized first touch messages
- Duo Inbox for automated reply handling
- Duo Voice for voice note style outreach
- Signals for job changes, funding, hiring spikes and technology adoption
- Deliverability suite: Domain Health Center, Booster, spam checker and inbox placement tests
- Unibox unified inbox with workflows and analytics
Pros
- Data, sequencing, deliverability and AI copilot in one subscription instead of three vendors
- Searcher is a genuine owned data layer, marketed at 200M+ business profiles with weekly refreshes and natural language search
- Deliverability treated as a product, with a Domain Health Center, inbox placement tests, spam checker and mailbox recommendations
- Duo covers copywriting, voice and automated reply handling rather than a single generic assistant
- Signals watch job changes, funding, hiring and technology adoption for trigger based outbound
- Modern developer surface: REST API included, webhooks, Zapier, Clay, MCP and connections to ChatGPT, Claude and Cursor
Cons
- Only the Startup tier publishes a price, so Growth and Elite need a sales conversation
- Entry cost is $600 per month on an annual term, high compared with per seat sales engagement tools
- Contact and email credits are capped per tier, from 27,000 contacts on Startup to 400,000 on Elite
- Duo Voice is limited to Growth and above, and Duo Inbox to Elite, so the AI story is tier gated
- No native video step and no mobile app is advertised
Cost at scale
The Startup tier is $600 per month on an annual term for 2 users, about $300 per seat per month before extra users or credits. Growth and Elite are quoted
Total funding
About $12 million (reported), from a round their news page attributes to investors including Armilar and Comcast
Users claimed
300+ customers claimed on their news page, including Deel, DataStax, Cerebras and Mistral AI (claimed)
| Plan | Price | Limits | Includes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Startup | $600 per month, annual term | 2 users, 27,000 contacts and about 13,500 email credits a year per their pricing page | 2 users included, Multichannel sequences, AI intent signals and Duo Copilot, Domain Health Center, Deliverability Booster and spam checker, Scaled CSM support and community onboarding |
| Growth | Custom quote, annual term | 4 users, 140,000 contacts and about 35,000 email credits per their pricing page | 4 users included, Everything in Startup plus Duo Voice, Dedicated CSM and personalized onboarding |
| Elite | Custom quote, annual term | 10 users, 400,000 contacts and about 40,000 email credits per their pricing page | 10 users included, Everything in Growth plus Duo Inbox, Dedicated CSM and personalized onboarding |
From their published pricing, August 2026. Only the Startup tier shows a figure, $600 per month on an annual term including 2 users, while Growth and Elite are quoted by their sales team. Check their pricing page.
What reviews praise
- Their news page cites a Gartner Cool Vendor recognition in Generative AI for Sales
- Their news page cites a G2 Leader placement in Sales Engagement in the Fall 2024 Best Software reports
- Named customers on their own site include Deel, Vanta, Cabify, DataStax, Cerebras and Mistral AI
- Their customer stories report figures such as 78 percent open rates and 150+ enterprise opportunities (their figures)
What reviews flag
- Two of three tiers are quoted, so buyers cannot compare cost without a sales conversation, per their own pricing page
- The cheapest published plan is $600 per month on an annual term, which prices out individual sellers
- Contacts and email credits are capped per tier, so data hungry teams climb the tiers rather than buying usage
- Their pricing page states all plans include a free trial without publishing a length or card requirement
Distilled from public reviews and community threads. Not Weezly's opinion, and not a rating.
API access
REST API included with the subscription, outbound webhooks, custom API signals, an HTTP request stage and an MCP integration
Compliance
SOC 2 Type II claimed, with GDPR and CCPA claims on their Searcher page and a Data Broker privacy notice published separately (claimed)
Data export
CRM sync to Salesforce, HubSpot and Pipedrive, plus API and webhook delivery
Automation platforms
Zapier with 8,000+ apps, Clay, and connections to ChatGPT, Claude and Cursor
Integrations
Salesforce
HubSpot
Pipedrive
GmailMicrosoft 365
SendGrid
Zapier
ClayChatGPT
ClaudeCursorOktaCloudTalkOrum
Sendspark- HQ
- San Francisco, California, United States, with a European registered agent in Lisbon, Portugal, per their privacy policy
- Employees
- Their about page shows a team wall of roughly 150 people (their page)
- Leadership
- Joao Batalha, chief executive and founder, with co-founders Luis Batalha, chief product officer, and Mica Oliveira, chief revenue officer
- Company page
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Their published pricing in August 2026 shows one figure: Startup at $600 per month on an annual term, including 2 users and 27,000 contacts. Growth, with 4 users and 140,000 contacts, and Elite, with 10 users and 400,000 contacts, are quoted by their sales team. Additional users can be bought beyond the seats included in each tier. Check their pricing page for current terms.
Their pricing page states that all plans include a free trial, but it does not publish a trial length or say whether a card is required. There is no free plan.
Their Searcher page markets more than 200 million business profiles with more than 70 million live updates every week, 40 or more traditional filters and a natural language search that turns a written description into filters. They claim a bounce rate under 3 percent on verified contacts. Those are their own published figures.
Duo is their AI layer. Duo Copilot works across the platform, Duo Copywriter writes personalized first touch messages, Duo Voice sends voice outreach and Duo Inbox handles prospect replies automatically. Duo Voice appears on Growth and Elite, Duo Inbox on Elite.
That is the pitch. Their own comparison pages position the product against Apollo, ZoomInfo, Outreach and Salesloft, and the platform bundles Searcher for data, multichannel sequences for execution, Unibox for replies and a deliverability suite. Whether it replaces an enterprise sequencer depends on how much forecasting, conversation intelligence and CRM depth a team needs, since those are not part of the product.
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