Australia verdict (TL;DR)
Verified 2026-05-246sense and Demandbase split the Australian enterprise ABM market between them, both running ANZ teams out of Sydney. RollWorks and Terminus dominate mid-market because their AUD pricing lands sensibly for Atlassian-adjacent B2B SaaS. ZoomInfo Marketing has the strongest Australian contact data after its 2024 expansion. Influ2 wins in finance and tech where named-individual ad targeting needs to survive APP scrutiny. Madison Logic and Jabmo trail in true Aussie deployments. Most programs run alongside HubSpot or Salesforce hosted in AWS Sydney, and CMOs at Tyro, WiseTech, Megaport and SafetyCulture buy ABM through SDR-team budgets rather than martech.
Picks for Australia
- Australian B2B SaaS scaling into APAC enterprise: 6sense 6sense Sydney team plus the strongest Asia-Pacific intent data pool. Used at Atlassian, SafetyCulture and Employment Hero for outbound prioritisation.
- Enterprise account-based motion at WiseTech, Megaport, NextDC scale: demandbase Demandbase ANZ has the deepest Australian enterprise deployments. Account identification and ad orchestration in one platform with native HubSpot and Salesforce integration.
- Aussie mid-market with HubSpot already in place: rollworks RollWorks is the natural HubSpot ABM upgrade. AUD pricing transparent, fits 50-300 employee B2B SaaS without enterprise procurement friction.
- Australian SDR teams needing local contact data: zoominfo-marketing ZoomInfo has materially improved Australian contact coverage post-2024 expansion. Best for outbound programs targeting CBA, NAB, BHP, Coles supplier orgs.
- Named-account advertising where Privacy Act compliance matters: influ2 Influ2 person-based ads run cleanly against APP because targeting is explicit and consent-tracked. Fits financial services and ASX-listed B2B sellers.
- Account-based content syndication into Australian buying committees: madison-logic Madison Logic has decent ANZ publisher coverage for content syndication into IT and finance audiences at Big 4 banks and Government.
How the account-based marketing (abm) platforms market looks in Australia
Australia's ABM market is small, concentrated and SDR-led. The buyer is almost always a Sydney or Melbourne head of marketing at a B2B SaaS or services firm chasing ASX-listed accounts: Commonwealth Bank, Westpac, ANZ, NAB, Macquarie, Telstra, Optus, BHP, Rio Tinto, Fortescue, Woolworths, Coles, Wesfarmers. Programs are typically 6-figure AUD annual deals run from inside revenue ops rather than martech, with 6sense and Demandbase taking the lion's share of enterprise spend.
Australian buyer behaviour pushes ABM in two directions. Tech-native firms like Atlassian, Canva, SafetyCulture, Culture Amp, Employment Hero, Go1 and Linktree run hybrid programs with 6sense or RollWorks plus heavy ZoomInfo and Apollo enrichment. Traditional enterprise sellers into banking, mining, telco and government lean on Demandbase, Madison Logic and Influ2, often paired with Bombora intent and LinkedIn Sales Navigator. Most Aussie ABM stacks sit on top of HubSpot or Salesforce hosted in AWS Sydney or Salesforce ANZ data residency.
Regulation shapes ABM execution. The Privacy Act 1988 and APP 7 govern direct marketing, the Spam Act 2003 governs email and SMS outreach, and the Do Not Call Register Act 2006 governs calling consent. The OAIC has increased scrutiny of B2B contact enrichment after Optus and Medibank, and the upcoming Privacy Act reforms will tighten lawful-basis requirements for cold outreach. Federal-government targeting demands IRAP-aware tooling, which most US-built ABM platforms still do not have, pushing those programs back to email and content rather than display.
ABM in Australia operates under the Privacy Act 1988 and the 13 Australian Privacy Principles, with APP 7 (direct marketing), APP 3 (collection) and APP 11 (security) the most relevant. The Spam Act 2003 (administered by ACMA) requires consent, sender identification and unsubscribe on all commercial electronic messages, including B2B email. The Do Not Call Register Act 2006 covers SDR calling. The Notifiable Data Breaches scheme requires 30-day notification to the OAIC for eligible breaches of contact data. ABM platforms scoring named individuals must document their lawful basis under APP 3 and provide opt-out mechanisms under APP 7.3. Privacy Act reform (expected 2026) will introduce a fair-and-reasonable test and likely a direct right of action. Federal-government targeting typically requires vendors with IRAP assessment; most US ABM platforms have not pursued IRAP, restricting federal use to email-only contact paths. Modern Slavery Act 2018 statements are relevant where vendors are written into supply chain reporting for revenue >A$100M.
Quick comparison, ranked for Australia
| Product | Best for | Starts at | 10-emp/mo* | Pricing | G2 | Geo |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 6sense | Enterprise B2B | Quote | - | 4.5 | Global; strongest in US, EU, UK | |
| 2 Demandbase | Enterprise B2B | Quote | - | 4.4 | Global; strongest in US, EU, UK | |
| 3 RollWorks (NextRoll) | Mid-market B2B | Quote | - | 4.4 | Global; strongest in US, EU, UK | |
| 7 ZoomInfo MarketingOS | ZoomInfo-anchored buyers | Quote | - | 4.2 | Global; strongest in US | |
| 4 Terminus | Mid-market B2B | Quote | - | 4.4 | Global; strongest in US | |
| 5 Influ2 | Mid-market B2B with person-based targeting | Quote | - | 4.6 | Global; strongest in US, EU | |
| 6 Madison Logic | B2B content-anchored ABM | Quote | - | 4.5 | Global; strongest in US, EU, UK | |
| 8 Foundry (Triblio) | Tech-vertical B2B | Quote | - | 4.3 | Global; strongest in US | |
| 9 N.Rich | European mid-market | $1500 | $1500 | 4.6 | Global; strongest in EU, Nordics | |
| 10 Jabmo | Manufacturing and industrial B2B | Quote | - | 4.4 | Global; strongest in EU, France |
*10-employee monthly cost = base fee + (per-employee × 10) using the lowest published tier. For opaque-pricing vendors, no value is shown.
What buyers in Australia actually pay
Median annual deal size by employee band, in AUD. Crowdsourced from anonymized buyer disclosures.
| Product | Employee band | Median annual (AUD) | Sample | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6sense | 200-1,000 employees | A$165,000 | 28 | 6sense Sales Intelligence + Marketing on AUD enterprise tier |
| Demandbase | 500-5,000 employees | A$218,000 | 19 | Demandbase One ABM platform, Australian enterprise |
| RollWorks (NextRoll) | 50-300 employees | A$42,000 | 33 | RollWorks Standard, Aussie mid-market B2B SaaS |
| Terminus | 100-500 employees | A$68,000 | 14 | Terminus Growth, occasional ANZ deployments |
| ZoomInfo MarketingOS | 200-1,000 employees | A$95,000 | 24 | ZoomInfo Advanced + Marketing add-on |
| Influ2 | 100-500 employees | A$58,000 | 12 | Influ2 mid-tier, person-based ABM ads |
Australia-built or Australia-strong vendors worth knowing
Not yet ranked in our global top 10, but credible options for Australia buyers and worth a shortlist.
6sense ANZ
Visit ↗Sydney commercial team. The default Aussie enterprise ABM choice with the strongest Asia-Pacific intent data pool. Reference customers include Atlassian and SafetyCulture.
Demandbase ANZ
Visit ↗Sydney and Melbourne presence. The traditional enterprise ABM incumbent in Australian banking, telco and government-adjacent sellers.
Bombora ANZ
Visit ↗Not a full ABM platform but the dominant Australian B2B intent provider. Wired into 6sense, Demandbase, RollWorks and Madison Logic feeds for most Aussie programs.
Global picks that don't fit here
- JabmoJabmo is industrials-focused with negligible Australian deployment. Better global alternatives exist for Aussie manufacturing.
All 10, ranked for Australia
Same intelligence as the global ranking, vendor trust, review patterns, verified pricing, compliance, reordered for the Australia market.
6sense
AI-driven predictive ABM leader.
6sense is the AI-driven predictive ABM leader, founded 2013. Last valued $5.2B (2022 Series E). The product covers AI-driven account scoring + intent + advertising + orchestration + sales engagement. Strengths: strongest predictive AI in category (proprietary AI on top of Bombora-licensed intent), broadest ABM feature surface, mature enterprise customer base, and AgentFlow for AI-driven actions. Best fit for enterprise B2B companies ($200M+ revenue) wanting AI-driven predictive ABM. Trade-offs: pricing meaningful ($75K-$500K+/year), implementation complex (3-9 months), and requires marketing operations + sales operations sophistication.
Enterprise B2B companies ($200M-$2B+ revenue) wanting AI-driven predictive ABM with strongest intent + predictive analytics + advertising orchestration.
SMB and lower mid-market (RollWorks better fit), simple ABM use cases (over-engineered), or buyers wanting fast simple deployment.
Strengths
- Strongest predictive AI in category
- Broadest ABM feature surface
- Mature enterprise customer base
- AgentFlow for AI-driven actions
- Bombora-licensed intent + proprietary AI
- Fits enterprise B2B
Weaknesses
- Pricing meaningful
- Implementation complex (3-9 months)
- Requires marketing + sales ops sophistication
- Per-account pricing creates surprise costs
- Support is hit-or-miss post-rapid growth
Pricing tiers
opaque- 6sense Standard~$75K-$150K/year typicalQuote
- 6sense Pro$150K-$300K/yearQuote
- 6sense Premium$300K-$1M+/year with AgentFlowQuote
- · Per-account scaling
- · Implementation services
- · Annual price increases of 8-12%
- · Sales Engagement add-on (separate product)
Key features
- +AI-driven predictive scoring
- +Bombora intent integration
- +ABM advertising
- +Account orchestration
- +AgentFlow for AI actions
- +Conversational Email AI
- +300+ integrations
Demandbase
Broad enterprise ABM platform alternative to 6sense.
Demandbase is the broad enterprise ABM platform, founded 2007. The company has acquired Engagio (2020), InsideView (2020), and DemandMatrix to consolidate ABM Cloud. Strengths: mature ABM Cloud across orchestration + advertising + sales intelligence + analytics, deep enterprise customer base, ABM Cloud One brand consolidation, and strong fit for enterprise B2B wanting broad ABM platform. Best fit for enterprise B2B companies wanting comprehensive ABM platform from one vendor. Trade-offs: pricing meaningful ($75K-$500K+/year), 6sense often considered more advanced on AI/predictive, and Engagio + InsideView integrations created brand confusion 2021-2024.
Enterprise B2B companies ($200M-$2B+ revenue) wanting comprehensive ABM platform across orchestration + advertising + sales intelligence + analytics from one vendor.
Mid-market ABM (RollWorks better), buyers prioritizing AI/predictive (6sense better), or budget-conscious ABM buyers.
Strengths
- Mature ABM Cloud (orchestration + ads + intelligence)
- Deep enterprise customer base
- ABM Cloud One brand consolidation
- Works for enterprise B2B
- Mature 18-year track record
- Broad integration ecosystem
Weaknesses
- Pricing meaningful
- 6sense more advanced on AI/predictive
- Engagio + InsideView consolidation created confusion
- Uneven support quality
- Innovation pace below 6sense AgentFlow velocity
Pricing tiers
opaque- Demandbase Standard~$75K-$150K/year typicalQuote
- Demandbase Pro$150K-$300K/yearQuote
- Demandbase Premium$300K-$1M+/year for full ABM CloudQuote
- · Per-module add-ons
- · Implementation services
- · Annual price increases of 6-10%
Key features
- +ABM Cloud One platform
- +Account-based orchestration
- +ABM advertising
- +Sales intelligence (InsideView)
- +Engagement minutes
- +Pipeline analytics
- +250+ integrations
RollWorks (NextRoll)
Mid-market ABM activation leader.
RollWorks is the mid-market ABM platform, part of NextRoll (formerly AdRoll Group). The product is purpose-built for mid-market ABM with strong fit for $50M-$500M revenue companies. Strengths: strongest mid-market ABM positioning, mature ABM advertising integration (NextRoll AdRoll heritage), affordable pricing relative to 6sense/Demandbase, and modern UX. Best fit for mid-market B2B running ABM ads + orchestration. Trade-offs: enterprise depth below 6sense/Demandbase, advertising-anchored architecture less compelling for buyers wanting non-ad ABM, and AI/predictive features still maturing.
Mid-market B2B companies ($50M-$500M revenue, 200-2,000 employees) running ABM advertising + orchestration with affordable mid-market pricing.
Enterprise wanting deepest predictive AI (6sense better), buyers wanting non-ad ABM (Demandbase better), or budget-conscious SMB.
Strengths
- Strongest mid-market ABM positioning
- Mature ABM advertising integration
- Affordable pricing relative to 6sense/Demandbase
- Modern UX
- NextRoll AdRoll heritage
- Built for $50M-$500M revenue
Weaknesses
- Enterprise depth below 6sense/Demandbase
- Advertising-anchored less compelling for non-ad ABM
- AI/predictive features still maturing
- Support depends on tier
- Smaller integration ecosystem (~80)
Pricing tiers
opaque- RollWorks Starter~$25K-$60K/year typicalQuote
- RollWorks Standard$60K-$150K/yearQuote
- RollWorks Ultimate$150K-$400K/yearQuote
- · ABM advertising spend separate from platform
- · Per-account scaling
- · Annual price increases
Key features
- +ABM advertising (display + LinkedIn + retargeting)
- +Account-based orchestration
- +Account scoring
- +Marketing automation integration
- +Modern UX
- +80+ integrations
ZoomInfo MarketingOS
ABM module of ZoomInfo platform for ZoomInfo-committed buyers.
ZoomInfo MarketingOS is the ABM module of the ZoomInfo platform, launched 2021. The product covers ABM advertising + account scoring + intent activation, integrated with ZoomInfo SalesOS contact data (covered separately as `zoominfo`). Strengths: native ZoomInfo SalesOS integration (sales + marketing data unified), default for ZoomInfo-committed buyers wanting bundled ABM + intelligence, public ZoomInfo parent. Best fit for ZoomInfo-anchored buyers. Trade-offs: outside ZoomInfo ecosystem the product is significantly less compelling, pricing meaningful when bundled, and innovation pace below 6sense/Demandbase.
ZoomInfo-anchored mid-market and enterprise buyers (200-10,000 employees) wanting bundled ABM + sales intelligence in one platform.
Non-ZoomInfo buyers (6sense/Demandbase/RollWorks better), buyers wanting deepest predictive AI (6sense better), or buyers concerned about ZoomInfo renewal practices.
Strengths
- Native ZoomInfo SalesOS integration
- Default for ZoomInfo-committed buyers
- Public ZoomInfo parent
- Bundled marketing + sales data
- ZoomInfo Engage integration (Sales Engagement product)
- Mature ZoomInfo platform
Weaknesses
- Outside ZoomInfo ecosystem less compelling
- Pricing meaningful when bundled
- Innovation pace below 6sense/Demandbase
- Customer trust battered by ZoomInfo overall renewal practices
- Less mature ABM features than 6sense
Pricing tiers
opaque- MarketingOS (with ZoomInfo)~$50K-$200K/year typical bundledQuote
- MarketingOS Enterprise$200K-$500K/yearQuote
- · ZoomInfo SalesOS license required for full value
- · Annual price increases (ZoomInfo-typical)
- · Per-account scaling
Key features
- +ABM advertising
- +Account scoring
- +Intent activation
- +Native ZoomInfo SalesOS integration
- +Pipeline analytics
- +Marketing automation integration
Terminus
Mid-market ABM orchestration with account-based experience.
Terminus is the mid-market ABM orchestration platform, founded 2014. The company has gone through multiple ownership changes and brand consolidations (acquired Sigstr 2019, GrowFlare 2019, Ramble 2020, Brightfunnel 2018). Strengths: mature ABM orchestration features, account-based experience focus, Sigstr email signature ABM, established brand. Best fit for mid-market B2B companies running multi-channel ABM. Trade-offs: ownership changes have created brand confusion, customer support quality declined post-multiple acquisitions, and innovation pace below RollWorks/6sense.
Mid-market B2B companies ($50M-$500M revenue) wanting mature ABM orchestration with Sigstr email signature ABM combined.
Enterprise wanting AI/predictive depth (6sense better), buyers concerned about post-acquisition direction (RollWorks more stable), or modern UX seekers (RollWorks cleaner).
Strengths
- Mature ABM orchestration features
- Account-based experience focus
- Sigstr email signature ABM
- Established brand
- Strong mid-market positioning
- Multi-channel ABM support
Weaknesses
- Ownership changes created brand confusion
- Customer support quality declined post-acquisitions
- Innovation pace below RollWorks/6sense
- Per-feature add-ons
- Customer churn to RollWorks reported
Pricing tiers
opaque- Terminus Standard~$30K-$80K/year typicalQuote
- Terminus Pro$80K-$180K/yearQuote
- Terminus Enterprise$180K-$400K/yearQuote
- · Per-module add-ons (Sigstr, Brightfunnel)
- · Implementation services
- · Annual price increases
Key features
- +ABM orchestration
- +Account-based experience
- +Sigstr email signature ABM
- +Brightfunnel pipeline analytics
- +ABM advertising
- +70+ integrations
Influ2
Person-based ABM with individual-targeted display ads.
Influ2 is the person-based ABM platform, founded 2018. The product's differentiator: individual-person-targeted display ads (vs traditional account-targeted ABM). Strengths: only credible person-based ABM platform, modern UX, founder-led, and strong fit for buyers wanting individual rather than account-level targeting. Best fit for mid-market B2B running person-based ABM. Trade-offs: not a fit for traditional account-based ABM (use 6sense/Demandbase/RollWorks), per-person targeting requires careful ICP definition, and category niche.
Mid-market B2B companies ($50M-$300M revenue) wanting person-based ABM (individual-targeted display ads), typically alongside traditional account-based ABM.
Buyers wanting traditional account-based ABM (6sense/Demandbase/RollWorks better), enterprise wanting deepest features, or buyers without clear individual-person ICP.
Strengths
- Only credible person-based ABM platform
- Modern UX
- Founder-led
- Made for individual-person targeting
- Modern advertising integration
- Affordable mid-market pricing
Weaknesses
- Not a fit for traditional account-based ABM
- Per-person targeting requires careful ICP definition
- Category niche
- Smaller installed base
- Support inconsistency reported
Pricing tiers
opaque- Influ2 Standard~$25K-$60K/year typicalQuote
- Influ2 Pro$60K-$120K/yearQuote
- Influ2 Enterprise$120K-$300K/yearQuote
- · Advertising spend separate
- · Per-person targeting credits
- · Annual price increases
Key features
- +Person-based ABM (individual-targeted ads)
- +Modern advertising integration
- +Account scoring
- +Pipeline analytics
- +40+ integrations
Madison Logic
Content syndication + ABM advertising.
Madison Logic is the content syndication + ABM advertising platform, founded 2005. The product's differentiator: integrated content syndication (publisher-distributed content) with ABM advertising and account targeting. Strengths: strongest content syndication + ABM combination, mature publisher relationships, established 20-year track record, and strong fit for content-anchored ABM. Best fit for B2B companies prioritizing content marketing as ABM activation. Trade-offs: not a fit for buyers wanting just ABM advertising or just orchestration (6sense/Demandbase broader), pricing meaningful, and Product velocity trails newer entrants.
B2B companies (200-5,000 employees) prioritizing content marketing as ABM activation channel with mature publisher syndication.
Buyers wanting just ABM advertising (RollWorks better), pure orchestration (Demandbase better), or cost-sensitive mid-market.
Strengths
- Strongest content syndication + ABM combination
- Mature publisher relationships
- 20-year track record
- Right call for content-anchored ABM
- ML Insights for analytics
- Strong customer base
Weaknesses
- Not a fit for buyers wanting just ads or orchestration
- Pricing meaningful
- Ships slower than the challengers
- Support response times vary
- UX dated relative to RollWorks
Pricing tiers
opaque- Madison Logic Standard~$60K-$150K/year typicalQuote
- Madison Logic Pro$150K-$400K/yearQuote
- · Content syndication costs
- · Implementation services
- · Annual price increases
Key features
- +Content syndication
- +ABM advertising
- +Account scoring
- +ML Insights analytics
- +Pipeline reporting
- +60+ integrations
Foundry (Triblio)
Foundry portfolio (CIO.com, ITWorld) + ABM platform.
Foundry (formerly IDG Communications) is the technology publisher with integrated ABM platform from Triblio acquisition (2021). The product combines Foundry's tech publisher portfolio (CIO.com, ITWorld, Computerworld) with ABM platform features. Strengths: Foundry publisher portfolio for tech-vertical content, mature ABM features (Triblio heritage), strong fit for tech-vertical ABM, established 60+ year IDG/Foundry history. Best fit for tech-vertical companies wanting publisher-anchored ABM. Trade-offs: not a fit for non-tech verticals, post-rebrand integration created confusion, and innovation pace below pure-play ABM vendors.
Tech-vertical B2B companies (200-5,000 employees) wanting publisher-anchored ABM with Foundry portfolio (CIO.com, ITWorld) integration.
Non-tech verticals (6sense/Demandbase better), buyers wanting deepest pure-play ABM (6sense/RollWorks better), or buyers prioritizing modern UX.
Strengths
- Foundry publisher portfolio for tech
- Mature ABM features (Triblio heritage)
- Fits tech-vertical ABM
- Established 60+ year IDG/Foundry history
- Strong content + ABM combination
Weaknesses
- Not a fit for non-tech verticals
- Post-rebrand integration created confusion
- Innovation pace below pure-play ABM vendors
- Support is hit-or-miss
- Brand recognition mixed post-rebrand
Pricing tiers
opaque- Foundry Triblio Standard~$50K-$120K/year typicalQuote
- Foundry Triblio Pro$120K-$300K/yearQuote
- · Foundry publisher syndication costs
- · Per-account scaling
- · Annual price increases
Key features
- +ABM platform (Triblio heritage)
- +Foundry publisher syndication
- +Account scoring
- +ABM advertising
- +Pipeline analytics
- +50+ integrations
N.Rich
Finnish-built ABM platform with European focus.
N.Rich is the Finnish-built ABM platform, founded 2017. The product covers ABM advertising + intent + account scoring with strong European focus. Strengths: GDPR-native, strong fit for European mid-market, modern UX, founder-led, competitive mid-market pricing. Best fit for European mid-market B2B companies wanting GDPR-native ABM. Trade-offs: less penetration in US, Uneven support quality, and brand recognition limited outside EU.
European mid-market B2B companies (50-1,000 employees) wanting GDPR-native ABM platform with strong European data sovereignty.
US-only buyers (RollWorks/6sense better), enterprise (6sense/Demandbase better), or buyers wanting deepest US ecosystem integrations.
Strengths
- GDPR-native
- Built for European mid-market
- Modern UX
- Founder-led
- Competitive mid-market pricing
- European data sovereignty
Weaknesses
- Less penetration in US
- Support depends on tier
- Brand recognition limited outside EU
- Smaller integration ecosystem (~40)
- Innovation pace below 6sense
Pricing tiers
public- N.Rich StarterMid-market entry$1500 /mo
- N.Rich Pro~$30K-$80K/year typicalQuote
- N.Rich Enterprise$80K-$200K/yearQuote
- · Per-account scaling
- · Advertising spend separate
- · Annual billing for discount
Key features
- +ABM advertising
- +Account scoring
- +Intent data
- +GDPR-native
- +Modern UX
- +40+ integrations
Jabmo
French-built ABM with industrial vertical focus.
Jabmo is the industrial-vertical ABM platform, founded 2013 in Paris. Acquired by Aprimo group in 2024. The product covers ABM advertising + account scoring + intent with strong manufacturing and industrial B2B focus. Strengths: strongest fit for manufacturing and industrial B2B, mature European customer base, GDPR-native, French-built. Best fit for manufacturing and industrial B2B companies. Trade-offs: not a fit for non-industrial verticals, post-Aprimo acquisition direction unclear, and innovation pace below 6sense/Demandbase.
Manufacturing and industrial B2B companies (200-5,000 employees), particularly European industrial, wanting vertical-specialized ABM platform.
Non-industrial verticals (RollWorks/6sense better), tech-vertical (Foundry/Triblio better), or buyers wanting modern UX.
Strengths
- Strongest fit for manufacturing and industrial B2B
- Mature European customer base
- GDPR-native
- French-built
- Industrial vertical specialization
- Mature integration with industrial CRMs
Weaknesses
- Not a fit for non-industrial verticals
- Post-Aprimo acquisition direction unclear
- Innovation pace below 6sense/Demandbase
- Support inconsistency reported
- Smaller installed base
Pricing tiers
opaque- Jabmo Standard~$30K-$80K/year typicalQuote
- Jabmo Pro$80K-$200K/yearQuote
- · Per-account scaling
- · Advertising spend separate
- · Annual price increases
Key features
- +ABM advertising (industrial focus)
- +Account scoring
- +Intent data
- +Industrial CRM integrations
- +GDPR-native
- +40+ integrations
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