Overview
With the Apollo Chrome extension installed, you can view Apollo-provided company information and prospect directly from corporate websites without leaving the page.
This article provides an overview of what the Apollo Chrome Extension can do when you visit company websites.
Prospect Directly from Company Websites
When you visit a company website, you'll see the Apollo Chrome Extension on the right side of the page. Click it to launch the extension.
The extension displays key company details such as employee count and annual revenue. Click Save to save the company, or click Add to List to add them to a list for later use.
From the same view, you can prospect directly by clicking View next to the employee count to see prospects from the company.
You can take action on prospects by saving them, adding them to a list, or sequence, pushing them to your CRM, or sending a manual email without leaving the website.
Check out Use the Apollo Chrome Extension for a full walkthrough of the actions you can take with the extension across supported platforms.
Next Steps
If you’re using the extension across corporate sites, these next moves will help you tighten settings and plug Apollo into the rest of your daily workflow.
| Apollo Chrome Extension Overview | Map where the extension fits into your workflow to standardize how your team prospects across Gmail, Google Calendar, Salesforce, HubSpot, and everyday brand sites. |
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| Configure Chrome Extension Settings in Apollo | Tune enablement, exclusions, and tracking settings to control where Apollo appears, how notifications behave, and what gets logged. |
| Use the Apollo Chrome Extension in Gmail | Drop templates, snippets, nudges, and meeting links into Gmail to keep outbound consistent and make follow-ups basically impossible to forget. |
| Use the Apollo Chrome Extension in Google Calendar | Pull pre-meeting insights into Google Calendar to walk into every call with the right context, decision-makers, and talking points already teed up. |