Ample Leads is the cheapest live Apollo export we found and the worst reviewed. It sells subscription credits at $2.20 to $2.50 per 1,000 leads, has no organic search presence and is promoted through YouTube and Skool communities, and its Trustpilot profile stands at 1.9 from 18 reviews, mostly about non-delivery and refunds. Apollo Exporter costs more per row: the export runs through your own Apollo session, every email is verified before download, and you pay $3 per 1,000 emails, pay as you go, with the BounceBan check included. This page compares the two on what each publishes, as of 7 October 2026.
The short answer
- Price. Ample Leads publishes $2.20 to $2.50 per 1,000 leads on a credit subscription, as published on 7 October 2026. Apollo Exporter charges $3 per 1,000 BounceBan-cleaned emails, pay as you go, on pricing, with 500 free credits on sign-up and no card.
- Verification. Ample Leads publishes no verification step. Apollo Exporter verifies every email with BounceBan before download, and rows without an email are not charged.
- Reviews. Ample Leads’ Trustpilot profile shows 1.9 from 18 reviews, mostly non-delivery and refund complaints. Apollo Exporter publishes measured figures on methodology under a named author.
- Delivery and refunds. Ample Leads publishes neither. Apollo Exporter shows live status in the dashboard, failed exports cost nothing, and its review window is on pricing.
Ample Leads at a glance
Ample Leads sells subscription credits for Apollo exports at $2.20 to $2.50 per 1,000 leads, as published on 7 October 2026, the lowest price of any live export we compared. Its site is four URLs and avoids the word “Apollo”, it has no organic search presence, and it is promoted through YouTube videos and Skool communities rather than its own content. The published evidence on how orders go is its Trustpilot profile: 1.9 out of 5 from 18 reviews, most of them about files that did not arrive and refunds that were not given. A community post from October 2025 also reported that Apollo had begun pursuing the service. Ample Leads publishes no verification step, no delivery time, no refund rule and no free trial, so the price is the only term you can read before subscribing, and how its rows are obtained is not stated.
Side by side
| Ample Leads | Apollo Exporter | |
|---|---|---|
| Price per 1,000 | $2.20 to $2.50 on a credit subscription | $3 per 1,000 BounceBan-cleaned emails, pay as you go (pricing) |
| Where it runs | Ample Leads’ cloud; how rows are obtained is not stated | Your own logged-in Apollo session via the Apollo Exporter Chrome extension |
| Email verification | Not published | Every email checked by BounceBan before download, catch-alls cleaned; rows without an email free |
| Delivery | Not published; non-delivery complaints on Trustpilot | Page by page with live dashboard status; measured times on methodology |
| Refunds | Not published; refund complaints on Trustpilot | Failed exports free; seven-day review window on pricing |
| Free trial | Not published | 500 free credits on sign-up, no card |
| Reviews | 1.9 from 18 Trustpilot reviews | Measured figures under a named author on methodology |
Ample Leads figures as published on 7 October 2026.
Where Ample Leads is the better pick
Pick Ample Leads if the headline price is the only criterion and you have built the rest of the pipeline yourself. At $2.20 to $2.50 per 1,000 it undercuts every live export we found, and for a team that already runs each list through its own verifier, treats a late file as a scheduling problem rather than a crisis, and buys in steady monthly volume, a credit subscription at that price can work out cheapest per usable row. Its promotion through Skool and YouTube also means the people who recommend it are reachable, which is where support appears to happen. Those are the conditions, and the published evidence says they matter: 18 Trustpilot reviews averaging 1.9, most about non-delivery and refunds, and a community report of Apollo moving against the service in October 2025. If you proceed, start with the smallest credit pack, ask for a sample first, and keep the subscription cancellation path in writing.
Where Apollo Exporter is the better pick
Pick Apollo Exporter if you want the file before the bill. Every email is verified with BounceBan before download, rows without an email are not charged, and the file carries the 25 standard Apollo people fields as CSV or XLSX, so the price per usable lead is known rather than guessed. The export runs through your own Apollo session, page by page from the search you see on screen, with live status in the dashboard, so there is no order to chase and no inbox to watch; the measured delivery and validity figures are on the methodology page. Pricing is pay as you go, priced per 1,000 on pricing, with 500 free credits on sign-up and no subscription that renews. Refund terms are written down, and there is an API with keys for scripted use. The trade-off is that the export runs in your own Apollo account, so Apollo’s terms apply to you, which the legal guide sets out plainly rather than leaving unsaid.
Switching from Ample Leads
- Cancel the Ample Leads subscription from your account and keep the confirmation; collect any files you are still owed first, since its reviews describe delivery and refund disputes.
- Create an Apollo Exporter account at dashboard.apolloexporter.com. It starts with 500 free credits and asks for no card.
- Install the Apollo Exporter Chrome extension and sign in to Apollo in the same browser. No credentials are entered anywhere except Apollo itself.
- Paste the Apollo search URL you last sent to Ample Leads and start the job. The dashboard shows progress page by page, and the file is ready as CSV or XLSX once verification finishes.
- Compare cost per verified row. Divide what each file cost by the rows with a valid email. Ample Leads publishes no validity figure; Apollo Exporter’s measured one is on the methodology page, and the best Apollo scrapers comparison covers the rest of the field.