Overview
Apollo API is available to partners, developers, and customers. Apollo APIs can be used to enrich data for people and companies, build integrations, or create and manage contacts and accounts programmatically. To better understand the APIs, check out the Apollo Developer Hub.
| Docs | Details |
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| Create API Keys | Learn how to create API keys for your Apollo account. API keys can be used to test endpoints directly in the Developer Hub, enrich data for people and companies, and more. |
| OAuth 2.0 (Partners only) | To build an integration with Apollo, you need to implement the OAuth 2.0 authorization flow. This enables mutual customers to log in using their existing Apollo credentials. |
| Feature your integration | Used OAuth 2.0 to build that cool integration? Get it featured on Apollo's Marketplace for more than a million users! |
| Apollo API Tutorials | Get started with Apollo API by exploring some common use cases, including how to enrich people data and how to retrieve mobile phone numbers for contacts. |
| API reference docs | Learn about all of Apollo API endpoints, including parameters, example responses, and error codes. If you create an Apollo API key, you can test endpoints directly in the docs. |
FAQs
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| Who has access to Apollo API endpoints? | Can I test Apollo API to ensure my API key works? | How do I build an integration with Apollo? |
| What can I do with Apollo API? | ||
Who has access to Apollo API endpoints?
API access is available on all Apollo plans. API call limits per minute, hour, and day vary by plan. You can review and compare your current call limits versus other plans on the plan management page.
Visit the Apollo Developer Hub to get more in-depth information about Apollo API and available endpoints.
Can I test Apollo API to ensure my API key works?
Yes, you can test your API key on Apollo's Developer Docs.
How do I build an integration with Apollo?
- You can sign up to start exploring and building. All Apollo plans include access to Apollo API.
- To make API requests on behalf of Apollo users, implement OAuth 2.0 authorization when building your integration.
- To have Apollo list your integration on the marketplace, review the requirements and submit an application.
What can I do with Apollo API?
Use cases for Apollo API include:
- Build integrations: Integrate Apollo data and features in your own integrations. Use an OAuth 2.0 authorization flow to gain permission to query the endpoints you need on behalf of mutual users. Apollo API offers the ability to retrieve data, create accounts, interact with sequences, and more.
- Enrich data: Use the enrichment endpoints to enrich data for both people and organizations.
- Find people: Use the people search endpoint to search Apollo data and find exact prospects based on demographics filters including job titles, locations, and seniority.