nvoke vs Apollo

Apollo is a sales platform with a huge people database, sequences and a dialer. nvoke is a smaller, cheaper tool for one job: verified company emails.

What your volume costs

Type how many verified emails you need each month. nvoke is free for 50 a month, then from $5 a month for 1,000.

Apollo

$65

Basic per month

nvoke

$9

2,500 a month

About $56 a month less with nvoke at this volume.

Apollo prices per seat and shares credits across seats. We count 1 credit per email and add seats when one seat is not enough.

Prices read from www.apollo.io/pricing on 17 October 2026. nvoke is billed monthly, excluding VAT. Competitor prices exclude taxes as they list them. Plans change, so check theirs before you decide.

Start free, 50 verified emails

Who wins where

Pick Apollo when

  • A large database of people, with titles, filters and phone numbers. nvoke has no phone numbers.
  • Sequences, a dialer, CRM sync and intent data in one platform for a sales team.

Pick nvoke when

  • No per-seat pricing. One plan for everyone, priced by verified emails.
  • You pay only when the mailbox check says an address is valid.
  • Emails come from the company’s own website, not from a database that may be old.
  • A plain API and an MCP server, on every plan including free.

Questions

Does Apollo’s database have people I will not find with nvoke?
Yes. Apollo lists individuals by role. nvoke finds the addresses a company publishes itself. If you need a named VP of sales at a big company, use Apollo. If you need the contact email of a small business, nvoke fits.
How do you compare per-seat plans?
The calculator adds Apollo seats until the credits cover the volume, one credit per email. Organization needs at least three seats.
How was the price calculated?
From the plans on Apollo’s pricing page on the date shown above the calculator, for both monthly and yearly billing.

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