Does Apollo have its own MCP server?

Apollo MCP server

Yes. Apollo has its own MCP server, Apollo MCP. It searches and enriches people and can also create and update records, including sending one-off emails.Source

Read on from Apollo's own pages. Forgeby has not connected this server, so we have not tested it.

Server addresshttps://mcp.apollo.io/mcp
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What we did
Read the maker's pages; not tested

The facts

What it does, from Apollo's own pages

The server

Apollo MCP, which Apollo calls its native connector.Source

It is not the Apollo GraphQL MCP Server, a separate open-source tool from a different company.Source

Status

Not stated on Apollo's pages. Apollo says tool availability can vary by plan, permissions, client support and rollout status.Source

Where it runs

A remote server at https://mcp.apollo.io/mcp over Streamable HTTP. No local install is needed.Source

Reads or changes

Reads: people search, call transcripts, analytics on sequences and emails, and deals.Source

Changes: it creates and updates contacts, accounts, lists, sequences and tasks, enrolls contacts in sequences and sends one-off emails. It can create deals but has no update-deal action.Source

Bulk delete and other destructive actions are not supported.Source

It can also buy sending domains and email accounts. Apollo recommends requiring approval for any action that uses credits.Source

Sign-in

OAuth 2.0 in the browser. Access is limited to what the user who signs in can do.Source

A headless client can use an API key instead, and then requests act as the workspace's longest-standing active admin.Source

Cost and plan

Apollo says there is no extra cost to connect. Your plan, permissions and credits still apply, and enrichment uses credits.Source

Apollo's product page says any plan qualifies, including free.Source

Free accounts on a personal email cannot use people or company search and enrichment.Source

Connect it to Claude

In Claude, go to Customize, then Connectors, find Apollo and click Configure. Sign in with your Apollo account. No API key is needed.Source

In Claude Desktop, add a connector with the server URL under Connectors. In Claude Code, run claude mcp add --transport http apollo https://mcp.apollo.io/mcp, then /mcp.Source

Limits and things to know

Apollo prohibits AI model training with Apollo MCP integrations. Turn training off in your AI account before you connect.Source

People search results leave out email addresses and phone numbers. Use enrichment to get them.Source

For a sales team

How a sales team can use it

These are our suggestions, not Apollo's. We have not tried them on this server.

Search wide, enrich narrow

Ask Claude to search for people at accounts that fit your profile. Enrich only the ones you will contact, because enrichment uses credits.

Draft a sequence, check the change

Have Claude propose sequence steps and look at the changes before anything is saved, as Apollo's page describes.

Put approval on spend

Set the connector to ask before any action that uses credits, as Apollo recommends.

Other ways in

Other ways to reach Apollo

Servers from other companies that say they connect to Apollo. We list them and do not judge them.

  • Zapier: Zapier lists an MCP server for Apollo.

Asked often

Questions

Does Apollo have its own MCP server?

Yes. Apollo MCP is Apollo's native connector, a remote server at mcp.apollo.io. It is not the Apollo GraphQL MCP Server, which is a different company's tool.Source

Can Apollo's MCP server send email?

Yes. Apollo lists sending one-off emails to contacts and enrolling contacts in sequences. Bulk delete is not supported.Source

Does the Apollo MCP server cost extra?

Apollo says there is no extra cost to connect. Enrichment uses credits from your plan, and free accounts on a personal email cannot use people or company search.Source

Can I use Apollo MCP data to train an AI model?

No. Apollo prohibits AI model training with Apollo MCP integrations.Source

Keep reading

More MCP servers for sales

Sources

The pages we read

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