Summary
Credit costs live in the tool descriptions, where the model can read them.
That is the design decision worth copying: search is free, enrichment is a credit a head, and both facts are in front of the model at the moment it chooses. The write tools reach the same records your sales team works in, so the key you paste decides how much of the CRM an agent can rewrite.
What it is
A server over the Apollo.io API covering people and company search, enrichment, and the CRM side: contacts, accounts and opportunities.
What you get
- search_people across Apollo's contact database by title, company, location, seniority, tech stack or funding stage
- enrich_person for a verified email, phone number and full profile; bulk_enrich_people for up to ten people in one request
- search_organizations, enrich_organization, get_organization and get_organization_job_postings for the company side
- create_contact, update_contact, get_contact, delete_contact and search_contacts; bulk_create_contacts and bulk_update_contacts for batches
- create_account, update_account and search_accounts
- create_opportunity, get_opportunity and search_opportunities for the deal pipeline
- Credit cost stated in every tool description, so the model can see what a call costs before making it
Requirements
Node, and a clone built with npm. An Apollo.io API key, created under Settings → Integrations → API. Calls draw on your Apollo credits: search_people is free, enrich_person costs one credit, and bulk_enrich_people costs one credit per person.