Amplemarket pricing 2026

TL;DR

• Amplemarket publishes one price: Startup at $600 a month on an annual term, with 2 users included. That is $7,200 a year. Growth and Elite are quoted by sales.

• Credits are per user per year: 13,500 email and 600 phone credits on Startup, 35,000 and 5,000 on Growth, 40,000 and 9,600 on Elite, plus 2, 4 or 8 mailboxes per user.

• The only public contract data is third party: Vendr reports a median contract of $18,108 a year, in a range of $12,318 to $77,200. Treat it as an estimate, not a quote.

• Contracts auto-renew unless you give 60 days' written notice, renewal increases are capped at 7%, and fees are non-refundable.

Amplemarket is an all-in-one outbound platform: a B2B contact database, multichannel sequences, a dialer, LinkedIn automation, deliverability tools and AI features in one licence. It publishes one price, Startup at $600 a month on an annual term with 2 users, and asks you to talk to sales for Growth and Elite. Below is every figure Amplemarket publishes as of 15 October 2026, what third-party data says about real contract values, how credits, seats and mailboxes work, and the contract terms to check before you sign. For what the platform does beyond pricing, see our Amplemarket tool profile.

Amplemarket plans and prices

The Amplemarket pricing page shows three plans and no monthly or annual toggle. Startup is the only plan with a price. Each card lists the users included and says "Additional users available to purchase", without a price for them.

Figure: Amplemarket plans, users, credits and mailboxes as listed on 15 October 2026.

• Startup ($600/mo, annual term): 2 users, "27,000 contacts", scaled CSM support and community onboarding. Includes multichannel sequences, AI intent signals and Duo Copilot. The page describes it as for "small businesses, startups, & founder-led sales teams".

• Growth (custom price): 4 users, "140,000 contacts", a dedicated CSM and personalised onboarding. Adds Duo Voice, CRM base filters, the email spam checker and mailbox recommendation. Duo Inbox is an add-on.

• Elite (custom price): 10 users, "400,000 contacts", dedicated CSM, Duo Voice and Duo Inbox included, and single sign-on.

The "contacts" figure on each card is the email credits per user multiplied by the users included: 13,500 x 2 = 27,000 on Startup, 35,000 x 4 = 140,000 on Growth and 40,000 x 10 = 400,000 on Elite.

Figure: the Amplemarket pricing cards, 15 October 2026.

What is published and what is an estimate

Amplemarket hides most of its pricing behind a sales call, so it matters where each number comes from. We sort them into three groups.

Figure: which Amplemarket pricing figures come from the vendor, which from third parties, and which are not public.

Vendor-published (Amplemarket's own pages):

• Startup at $600 a month, annual term, 2 users

• Credits, mailboxes, job change alerts and features per plan

• A free trial on all plans, with a "Request 7-day trial" button on Startup

• Contract rules in the Terms of Service, last updated 1 September 2026

Third-party estimates (dated where the source gives a date):

• Vendr, a SaaS buying platform, reports a median contract value of $18,108 a year, with a range of $12,318 to $77,200. The page does not give a sample size or a data date. It lists the Startup tier at $600 a month with "Annual billing with monthly payment option", and lists "Deliverability Seat" and "Engagement Seat" as add-ons without prices.

• G2's pricing page lists Startup at "$0 / 2 users Per Year" and Growth and Elite as "Contact Us", with "Pricing information was last updated on February 27, 2025." The $0 is clearly not the price, so we do not use it.

• PricingSaaS captured Startup at $600 a month billed annually on 15 July 2026 and has logged no price changes since.

Not published anywhere we could find: Growth and Elite prices, the price of an extra user or mailbox, overage rates on credits, dialer call costs and the price of the Duo Inbox add-on on Growth.

What Amplemarket costs a year

At list price, Startup costs $7,200 a year for 2 users, or $300 per user per month. Vendr's median of $18,108 is about 2.5 times that, and Vendr does not say which plans or team sizes those contracts cover. The honest range for a small team is $7,200 a year at list, with real contracts reported between about $12,300 and $77,200.

Figure: Amplemarket's published Startup price against Vendr's reported contract range. GROU calculation for the 3-year figure.

Because contracts renew automatically and the terms cap renewal increases at 7%, you can work out the worst case on the same plan. Startup could cost $7,200 in year 1, up to $7,704 in year 2 and up to $8,243 in year 3, so up to $23,147 over three years.

How Amplemarket credits work

Amplemarket counts two kinds of data credits, both per user per year:

• Email address credits: 13,500 on Startup, 35,000 on Growth and 40,000 on Elite. The page describes these as access to "up-to-date and verified prospect emails".

• Phone number credits: 600 on Startup, 5,000 on Growth and 9,600 on Elite, for "200M real-time verified mobile numbers".

The jump in phone credits is the biggest difference between plans. Startup gives a two-user team 1,200 phone credits a year, about 100 a month. Growth gives a four-user team 20,000 a year. If your team cold calls, Startup will run out of phone data quickly.

What each credit costs depends on usage. If a two-user Startup team uses all 27,000 email credits, each costs about 27 cents. If the team uses half, each costs about 53 cents. The pricing page does not say whether unused credits roll over at the end of the year, and the terms say Amplemarket may charge for usage above the limits in your order form. Ask both questions before you sign.

Figure: the Lead Generation and Signals rows of Amplemarket's plan comparison, 15 October 2026.

Other data limits per plan:

• Job change alerts: 500, 1,000 or 2,000 tracked contacts.

• Custom data requests: 0 on Startup, 4 on Growth and 12 on Elite, for things like specific technologies or events.

• CRM base filters: Growth and Elite only.

• Data enrichment, calendar enrichment and email validation: every plan.

Seats, mailboxes and deliverability

Amplemarket prices by plan with a number of users included, then sells extra users. The price of an extra user is not published.

Mailboxes are listed per user "starting from" 2 on Startup, 4 on Growth and 8 on Elite. More mailboxes mean more sending capacity without pushing any one inbox too hard. This matters more since Gmail's sender guidelines tell senders to keep the spam rate in Postmaster Tools "below 0.10%" and avoid ever reaching 0.30% or higher. We cover the full rule set in email deliverability in 2026.

The deliverability tools split by plan:

• Every plan: Domain Health Center and Deliverability Booster, which is email warmup.

• Growth and Elite only: Email Spam Checker and Mailbox Recommendation.

Figure: the Multichannel Engagement and Deliverability Optimization rows of Amplemarket's plan comparison, 15 October 2026.

Dialer, LinkedIn and AI features

• Dialer: the outbound dialer is ticked on all three plans. Amplemarket's Parallel Dialer page says you can "run up to 5 lines at once", with transcripts, summaries, local presence and number rotation. Neither page publishes call minutes or per-minute costs, so ask whether calling is included in your order form.

• LinkedIn: Amplemarket's social selling page covers sequences "across connections, DMs, and voice". It sits inside multichannel sequences, which every plan includes. For the LinkedIn side of outbound, see our guide to the best LinkedIn automation tools.

• AI: Duo Copilot, Duo Copywriter, Duo Competitive Intelligence, Duo Signals, MCP access and AI agents are on all plans. Duo Voice (AI voice messages) starts on Growth. Duo Inbox (AI draft replies) is an add-on on Growth and included on Elite.

• Support: Startup gets a scaled CSM and community onboarding. Growth and Elite get a dedicated CSM and personalised onboarding. Single sign-on is Elite only.

Contract terms to read before you sign

Amplemarket's Terms of Service say the price, licences, term and renewal conditions are set in your order form. The general rules are worth knowing before that conversation.

Figure: the contract clauses in Amplemarket's Terms of Service that affect cost, checked 15 October 2026.

• Auto-renewal: the agreement "shall be automatically renewed for additional periods of the same duration" unless either side asks for non-renewal "in writing at least sixty (60) days prior to the end of the then-current term."

• Renewal price: "Your fees for the renewal term shall not exceed a 7% increase over the fees from the previous term."

• Refunds: "subscription payments are non-refundable", with no refunds or credits for partial periods, used or unused. You can cancel at any time but "commit to pay until the end of the subscription term".

• Overage: if you exceed the usage limits in your order form, Amplemarket reserves the right "to charge for the overage, cancel your subscription, or revoke access."

• Price changes: Amplemarket may change prices, with changes applying "thirty (30) days following the referred notification."

• Data after the contract: when the agreement ends you must stop using and delete the contact data you got through the service.

Three things to negotiate: a fixed price or lower cap for renewal, written overage rates, and the notice date in your calendar the day you sign.

Amplemarket vs the alternatives on price

Amplemarket replaces several tools at once: a data provider, a sequencer, a dialer and a deliverability tool. Compare it with the stack it would replace, not with any single tool:

• Apollo: also database plus sequencing in one, with public per-user prices. See our Apollo pricing breakdown.

• Sequencer plus data: a cold email tool like Instantly or Lemlist plus a separate data provider. See our Instantly pricing breakdown.

• Enterprise engagement platforms: Outreach and Salesloft sit at the top of the market. See Outreach vs Salesloft.

For the AI side of the category, see our list of the best AI SDR tools, and for the people cost behind any of these tools, in-house SDR vs outbound agency and our SDR cost calculator.

Who Amplemarket pricing suits

Amplemarket is a good fit if you:

• Want data, sequences, a dialer and deliverability in one contract

• Run signal-based outbound and will use the intent signals and job change alerts

• Have at least two sellers who will use most of the 13,500 email credits each per year

• Can commit to an annual term

Look elsewhere if you need month-to-month billing, a single seat, or heavy phone prospecting on a small budget, where Startup's 600 phone credits per user per year will be tight.

FAQ

How much does Amplemarket cost?

Amplemarket's Startup plan costs $600 a month on an annual term, $7,200 a year, with 2 users included. Growth and Elite are custom-priced. Vendr, a third-party buying platform, reports a median contract value of $18,108 a year.

Does Amplemarket have a free trial?

Yes. The pricing page says all plans include a free trial, and the Startup plan has a "Request 7-day trial" button. There is no free plan.

Is Amplemarket billed monthly or annually?

The Startup price is shown for an annual term. Vendr's listing says "Annual billing with monthly payment option". Amplemarket's pricing page does not offer a month-to-month plan.

How many credits does Amplemarket include?

Startup includes 13,500 email credits and 600 phone credits per user per year. Growth includes 35,000 and 5,000, and Elite 40,000 and 9,600, per user per year.

Can I cancel Amplemarket?

You can cancel at any time, but you pay until the end of the term, and fees are non-refundable. To stop auto-renewal you must give written notice at least 60 days before the term ends.

How much does an extra Amplemarket user cost?

Amplemarket does not publish it. Each plan says "Additional users available to purchase", so ask sales for the per-user price and put it in your order form.

Bottom line

Amplemarket's only public price is Startup at $600 a month on an annual term, $7,200 a year for 2 users with 13,500 email and 600 phone credits each. Growth and Elite are quoted, and the best outside guide, Vendr, puts the median contract at $18,108 a year. Before you sign, get the extra user price, overage rates and dialer costs in writing, use the free trial on your own list, and diary the 60-day notice date, because the contract renews automatically with up to a 7% increase.

If you would rather have outbound run for you than buy and staff another platform, book a call with GROU.

About this guide

We are GROU, a B2B pipeline agency that runs lead generation, outbound and LinkedIn content for B2B companies. Prices and plan details in this guide come from Amplemarket's public pricing page and Terms of Service, with third-party figures from Vendr, G2 and PricingSaaS, checked on 15 October 2026.

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