Amplemarket review (2026): pricing, plans, credits, verdict

What Amplemarket is

Amplemarket is an all-in-one outbound platform: a B2B contact database with intent signals, multichannel sequences, a dialer, AI copywriting and reply drafting under the Duo name, email validation and warmup, sold on annual contracts to sales teams. Its pricing page lists customers who migrated off Apollo, Outreach, ZoomInfo, Salesloft and Cognism, which tells you who it competes with. For cold email it is the sequencer that also brings the data and the deliverability tooling, at a price that assumes a funded team.

Amplemarket pricing explained

Three plans on annual terms. Startup costs $600 a month, $7,200 a year, for 2 users, 27,000 contacts, 13,500 email credits and 600 phone credits per user per year, job change alerts for 500 contacts, two mailboxes per user to start, multichannel sequences, AI intent signals, the Duo Copilot, a scaled customer success team and community onboarding. Growth is custom priced for 4 users, 140,000 contacts, 35,000 email and 5,000 phone credits per user per year, 4 custom data requests, alerts for 1,000 contacts, four mailboxes per user, a dedicated success manager, personalised onboarding and Duo Voice. Elite is custom for 10 users, 400,000 contacts, 40,000 email and 9,600 phone credits per user per year, 12 data requests, alerts for 2,000 contacts, eight mailboxes per user and Duo Inbox, which drafts replies to every prospect email. Additional users can be bought on any plan, every plan includes a free trial, and SSO is on Elite only.

The terms are annual-contract terms. Payments are non-refundable with no credit for partial periods; the term renews automatically for the same length unless either party gives 60 days’ written notice; usage beyond the order form can be charged as overage; Amplemarket may end the agreement on 30 days’ notice with a pro-rata refund; California law governs.

Data, sequences and deliverability

The Searcher builds lists from the database with CRM-aware filters, enriches records, validates emails in real time and watches job changes. Sequences run across email, LinkedIn, calls and AI voice messages, with workflows for repetitive tasks and analytics across the funnel. The deliverability section is what separates it from most data-plus-sequencer bundles: a domain health centre for every mailbox and domain, a warmup booster, a spam checker and mailbox recommendations. An MCP connector, sold as an add-on, lets reps prospect and research from Claude or ChatGPT.

What that means for cold email

The platform does the right things for cold email, warmup, validation, mailbox rotation across two to eight mailboxes per user, and keeps the data in the same place as the sequences. The cost is the question: $7,200 a year for two seats buys a lot of Smartlead and Apollo. It pays off when a team is already paying for a database, a sequencer and a dialer separately, and when the yearly credit allowances match how much prospecting it actually does.

Who Amplemarket is for, and who should look elsewhere

Amplemarket suits sales teams of two to twenty that want to replace a data tool, a sequencer and a dialer with one platform and can commit to an annual contract. It is a poor fit for solo senders and small cold email operations. Apollo is the cheaper data-plus-sequencer, Outreach the enterprise sequencer it most often replaces, and Salesforge and Smartlead the cold email sequencers with warmup included at a fraction of the price. The sequencers category compares them. Reevo is the CRM-first all-in-one with published specs and no published prices.

Using Amplemarket with PureMail

Amplemarket sends through the mailboxes you connect, two to eight per user by plan, and PureMail’s Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 inboxes on separate domains can fill those slots authenticated and ready to warm. Let Amplemarket’s booster keep them warm and its domain health centre watch them, hold each inbox to a modest daily volume, and keep the primary domain out of the sequences.