For sales and marketing teams running outbound at scale, ZoomInfo is the B2B data platform for contacts, firmographics, and buyer intent — now wiring that database directly into Salesforce Agentforce and Claude so AI agents can prospect on verified data.

Presence & Market Position

51
SOV Score

#5 of 115
Traditional SaaS Going Headless

▼ 8 60-day move

Measures earned, engagement-weighted share of voice across the GTM voices panel. Methodology →

ZoomInfo is positioning its B2B data estate as a context layer for prospecting and account work in agent-enabled GTM systems. It remains one of the most established names in sales intelligence conversation, while current discussion increasingly centers on how contact data, intent signals, enrichment, and account research can feed automated workflows. The company’s own product activity points to GTM.AI, agent-based account research, and integrations that place its data inside external AI environments. That is a material extension of the database-first role it has held in outbound stacks.

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Customers

Snowflake, Zoom, Litmus, Digitcom, MarketSpark

Business Profile

Founded in 2000, ZoomInfo is a public B2B data and intelligence company with 3,180 employees and $1.2 billion in FY2025 revenue, up 3% year over year. It has $8.6 million in funding history and a market capitalization of approximately $908 million. The business spans prospecting, marketing intelligence, data operations, recruiting, conversation intelligence, and sales engagement. ZoomInfo is regrouping those capabilities around GTM Studio and a GTM Context Graph, with API access becoming a standard distribution layer for customers.

Founded
2000
Employees
3,180
Funding
$8.6M
ARR
$1.2B Revenue, +3% y/y (FY 25)
Valuation
~$1.2B market cap
Status
Public
Scale stage
Scaled
GTM Categories
SaaS for GTMData & Intelligence
Key people

Agent Readiness

74B
Agent Readiness
APIMCPSDKCLI

Measures how easily your agents can build on it — API, MCP, CLI, SDK, docs depth. Methodology →

ZoomInfo is making its data available through API, MCP, and CLI surfaces, with agent-readable documentation and packaged MCP skills extending the integration layer. Recent launches include GTM.AI as a headless context layer and Account Research Agents that prepare meetings from company data and conversation context. The company is also connecting that data into external agent environments, including Salesforce Agentforce and Amazon Quick.