Siteless vs Apollo
Apollo is a B2B contact database built around named people at companies. Siteless is a local business discovery tool built around industry-and-location search. Which one fits depends on who signs your invoices.
Side by side
| Apollo | Siteless | |
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| Built for | B2B sales teams targeting companies by job title | Freelancers and small agencies selling to local businesses |
| Core record | A person at a company | A local business listing |
| Search axis | Firmographics and job titles | Industry plus city, anywhere Google Maps covers |
| Contact route | Work email and sequences | Publicly listed business phone number |
| Website-gap qualification | Not a feature | Every lead labelled: no website, basic listing, has site |
| Cold-call script per lead | Not a feature | AI-generated per lead |
| Free plan | Yes, limited | Yes — 5 searches a month, 25 saved leads |
Choose Apollo when
- You sell to companies where reaching a specific job title matters.
- Email sequencing is your main channel.
- You need firmographic filters like headcount or funding.
Choose Siteless when
- Your buyers are local owner-operators — trades, clinics, salons, restaurants.
- You want to know which businesses have no real website.
- Calling the listed number is the realistic way in.
- You want a city-and-industry list ready in a minute.
They can coexist
Some agencies use Siteless for local service work and a contact database for larger corporate accounts. The tools don't overlap much, so running both is reasonable.
Frequently asked questions
Does Siteless give me email addresses?
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No. Siteless works from publicly listed business details — phone number and address — which is how local owner-operators are usually reached.
Is Siteless cheaper than Apollo?
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Siteless has a free plan and paid plans starting at $12/month. Compare current Apollo pricing on their site, since it changes.
Can Siteless find corporate contacts by job title?
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No. If you need named contacts by job title, a B2B contact database is the right tool.