Pricing · Independent · Updated June 2026
ZoomInfo pricing
ZoomInfo doesn't publish pricing; it's sales-led and demo-gated. Plans are estimated from $14,995/year. There's no free plan.
United States pricing
Not publicly listedZoomInfo publishes no pricing; every figure here is a third-party estimate. Vendr transaction data puts the median buyer at ~$33,500/yr (range $7k–$155k across 1,500+ purchases); all-in cost is commonly $30k–$60k/yr once seats, credits and add-ons are included. Minimum 3 seats, annual contract, with widely reported 60-day-notice auto-renewal. Unconfirmed estimate.
| Plan | Price | Billing | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Professional | $14,995 est. | / year | Core database + search. Unconfirmed estimate. |
| Advanced | $24,995 est. | / year | Adds intent data & WebSights visitor ID. Unconfirmed estimate. |
| Elite | $39,995 est. | / year | Adds Copilot AI & max data access; $39,995+/yr. Unconfirmed estimate. |
What you'll actually pay
ZoomInfo doesn't publish pricing. The figures below are researched estimates from procurement data and reported quotes, flagged "unconfirmed estimate." Expect an annual contract and a per-seat element, and treat the first quote as negotiable.
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Frequently asked questions
- How much does ZoomInfo cost?
- In the US it's estimated from $14,995/year. Because pricing is custom-quoted, treat published figures as estimates and confirm with the vendor.
- Does ZoomInfo have a free plan or trial?
- No. ZoomInfo is sales-led with no self-serve free plan; you'll need to book a demo.
- Is ZoomInfo worth the price?
- We score ZoomInfo 7.3/10 overall, with pricing & transparency at 4.0/10. Opaque pricing makes it harder to judge value without a quote. See the full breakdown in our review.
- What's a cheaper alternative to ZoomInfo?
- Lusha is a lower-cost option (from $449/yr vs ~$14,995/yr). Compare them side by side before switching; the credit models differ.