ZoomInfo Lite (free)
- Creditsn/a/yr
- Min seats1
- Permanently free, no credit card
- 10 monthly credits (25 with Community Edition)
- Sourced from the vendor's own blog, not the pricing page
- Entry point before any sales conversation
Pricing analysis ZoomInfo pricing in a nutshell: no published prices. Sales plans ZoomInfo Professional, Copilot Advanced and Copilot Enterprise, plus Marketing Demand, ABM Lite and ABM Enterprise, all quote-based and billed annually. A permanent free tier (ZoomInfo Lite, 10 monthly credits) exists. Full breakdown, credit rules and hidden costs analysed below.
Plans
ZoomInfo ships 5 tiers. Per-seat pricing combined with a credit system for data lookups - the listed price is rarely the real cost.
How much does ZoomInfo cost? ZoomInfo publishes no price. Its pricing page lists sales-led plans (ZoomInfo Professional, Copilot Advanced, Copilot Enterprise) and marketing plans (Marketing Demand, ABM Lite, ABM Enterprise), each behind a sales conversation, and the vendor's blog says contracts are annual only. The vendor says pricing is based on features, number of licenses and credit usage. Every dollar figure circulating online comes from buyer reports, not from ZoomInfo, so treat it as an estimate at best. A permanent free tier, ZoomInfo Lite, does exist.
ZoomInfo plans - verified October 2026 against the vendor's own pricing page:
| Plan | Price | Best for | Limits / Inclusions |
|---|---|---|---|
| ZoomInfo Lite (free) | Free, permanent | Light use before talking to sales | 10 monthly credits (25 with Community Edition) |
| ZoomInfo Professional | Quote only (annual billing) | Sales teams starting out | Mobile numbers & business email · Chrome extension and mobile app · AI-powered email generation |
| Copilot Advanced | Quote only (annual billing) | Sales teams that want intent signals | Everything in Professional · buyer intent signals · Champion Tracking · Job Posting Changes · AI-generated Buying Group |
| Copilot Enterprise | Quote only (annual billing) | Large revenue teams | Everything in Copilot Advanced · real-time buyer intent · custom integrations · dedicated customer service manager |
| Marketing Demand / ABM Lite / ABM Enterprise | Quote only (annual billing) | Marketing teams | Demand: 75K included credits · ABM Lite: Demand plus 100 intent topics · ABM Enterprise: 150K included credits |
Credits
ZoomInfo bills actions in credits with non-equal costs. A 5,000-credit plan does NOT mean 5,000 lookups.
How ZoomInfo charges per action - the credit table buyers should memorise before signing :
| Action | Credits / cost |
|---|---|
| Contact or company profile export | 1 |
| First-time record enrichment (rolling 12 months) | 1 |
| Mobile numbers & business email | Included on Professional (credit cost not published) |
| Buyer intent signals | Copilot Advanced and above ! |
| Extra credits | Can be added (price not published) ! |
| Unused credits | Rollover not stated ! |
Items marked ! are the line items that compound the bill - watch these closely when sizing your plan.
Sizing is where most ZoomInfo contracts go wrong, because the credit pool is not published. Each package includes a predetermined number of monthly credits, so the first questions to ask are how many credits the tier includes per month, what a top-up costs, and whether unused credits carry over.
The arithmetic to run before signing : (contacts enriched per month) = credits needed per month, since each export or first-time enrichment consumes one credit. Compare that total to the pool included in the quote.
For scale, the same three actions on Derrick are priced per credit with monthly billing, and credits never expire while you stay on a paid plan : enriching a LinkedIn profile costs 1 credit, finding a professional email 5 credits, finding a phone number 200 credits. Plans run from STANDARD at €20/month (10,000 credits) to PRO at €175/month (100,000 credits), with a free tier at 100 credits a month and no card required.
Compare
How ZoomInfo stacks against Derrick, Hunter, and the other tools we benchmarked.
The real cost of ZoomInfo cannot be computed from its pricing page, because there is no price on it. What can be compared is what each tool publishes.
| Item | ZoomInfo | Derrick STANDARD |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Quote only | €20/month, public |
| Credit unit | 1 credit per export or first-time enrichment (credit price not published) | 5 credits per work email, already verified (€0.01) |
| Phone numbers | Mobile numbers included on Professional (credit cost not published) | 200 credits per phone (€0.40) |
| Credit rollover | Not stated | ✓ No expiry while on a paid plan |
| Commitment | Annual billing only | Monthly |
Scenario: Enrich 5,000 LinkedIn contacts/month with emails
ZoomInfo:
Derrick:
What's included
Included Features:
Additions vs Professional:
Additions vs Copilot Advanced:
ZoomInfo also offers an MCP server that lets MCP-compatible AI models (Claude, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Replit) query its B2B company, contact and technographic data.
The verdict
ZoomInfo earns its place when :
- You're enterprise-scale with a dedicated annual data budget and need a deep B2B contact pool
- You need bundled CRM integrations (Salesforce, HubSpot, Microsoft Dynamics 365) with intent signals and AI on top
- You can negotiate annual contracts and amortize the module stack across multiple GTM teams
It doesn't earn its place when :
- You're SMB / mid-market and want a price on a pricing page - ZoomInfo's sales plans show none, and self-serve tools like Apollo publish theirs
- You can't commit to an annual contract - ZoomInfo's own blog says contracts are annual only
Why teams pick Derrick instead :
- You want enrichment in a web app with nothing to install, or IN your spreadsheet from €20/month, with the credit cost of every action published
- You want monthly billing with no annual commit (ZoomInfo contracts are annual only)
- You want credits that never expire while you stay on a paid plan (ZoomInfo does not state a rollover rule)
derrick •
Install the add-on and enrich your lists without leaving your spreadsheet.
Install in Google Sheets →https://app1.derrick-app.com/mcp Call the same enrichment endpoints straight from your own stack or workflow.
Read the API docs →No credit card · No contract
Switch to Derrick
Derrick is a web app: nothing to install, no credit card, 100 free credits every month.
Sign up on the Derrick web app. Nothing to install, no credit card required: you start with 100 free credits per month.
Upload the CSV you exported from ZoomInfo, paste LinkedIn URLs, or import from LinkedIn Sales Navigator. The same actions also run in Google Sheets, in Claude (MCP) and via the API.
Pick the column to enrich and the data you need: emails, phone numbers, LinkedIn data, company info, tech stack. Derrick fills the columns, and the email and phone finders only charge for what they find.
ZoomInfo is quote-only. Its pricing page shows no price, only sales-led plans and a "Start free trial" button, and its blog says contracts are annual only. Third-party sources describe typical spend in the tens of thousands of dollars per year, but those are buyer reports, not vendor prices. A small team should ask for a written quote covering seats, credits and modules.
Yes, a limited one: ZoomInfo Lite is permanently free, with no credit card, and 10 monthly credits (25 with Community Edition), according to the vendor's own blog. The paid sales plans (ZoomInfo Professional, Copilot Advanced, Copilot Enterprise) are quote-only annual contracts.
ZoomInfo Professional is the entry sales plan (mobile numbers & business email). No price is shown, and paid plans include a minimum number of seats, with no number published. ZoomInfo Lite is the free entry point below it.
The vendor sells higher tiers rather than a la carte options: buyer intent signals, Champion Tracking and Job Posting Changes start at Copilot Advanced, and real-time buyer intent, custom integrations and a dedicated customer service manager at Copilot Enterprise. The Enterprise API requires a demo. Pre-packaged integrations have a base cost and a minimum bulk credit purchase, per the official documentation. None of the amounts are public.
ZoomInfo is positioned for enterprise teams that need depth, intent data and ABM. Apollo and Cognism compete on contact coverage and are often shortlisted alongside it; compare them on a sample of your own target accounts rather than on advertised database sizes, and compare the quotes line by line.
The vendor pages do not state a rollover rule. Each package includes a predetermined number of monthly credits, and credits can be added. Ask in writing whether unused credits carry over before you sign.
The vendor pages do not describe renewal terms. Buyers report auto-renewal with a notice window on G2, Reddit and Vendr, and price increases at renewal. Get the renewal conditions and the cancellation window in writing.
No. ZoomInfo has no public price list : its pricing page shows plans but no price, and every figure circulating online comes from buyer reports. The vendor says pricing is based on features, number of licenses and credit usage. Expect a discovery call before you see a number, and expect that number to be negotiable.
Annual billing is the only option, according to ZoomInfo's own blog, and paid plans include a minimum number of seats (the number is not published). There is no self-serve monthly checkout. That floor is the structural reason the tool is hard to justify for a solo founder or a two-person sales team, and the main difference with self-serve tools billed monthly.
For lighter prospecting: Apollo, Hunter, or Derrick (from €20/month for 10,000 credits) work for SMB/mid-market. For enterprise ABM specifically, 6sense or Demandbase compete on intent-data depth.
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