7 Great Intent-Based ABM Tools

Account-based marketing isn’t so niche-niche anymore.

Many businesses are doing it, so just ABM is no longer an edge.

You’re supposed to adopt advanced strategies now, and intent-based ABM is one of them.

Here, I’m going to compare the 7 best intent-based ABM tools based on their features, pricing, and even suitability for your business (most ABM giants are overkill, while some are just insufficient API wrappers).

Let’s go!

7 Great Intent-Based ABM Tools: Quick Summary

What’s Intent-Based ABM

Keeping it short and simple:

Your TAM (target addressable market) is your whole market.

Your ICP (ideal customer profile) is the slice that truly fits.

But even then, most ICP accounts aren’t “in market,” i.e, they aren’t looking to buy at that moment.

In fact, CMO Alliance and most B2B marketers claim that only about 5% of TAM is actively buying at any time.

That’s why intent-based ABM matters: it helps spot accounts actively searching for solutions like yours by leveraging intent data, behavioral data, and account engagement patterns across your target audience.

Example: if you sell an onboarding SaaS, track accounts whose employees search “onboarding tools” or “fix onboarding issues.” That’s a signal to marketing and sales that a sales outreach sequence and personalized messaging could move the sales cycle forward for high-value accounts.

Cross-check those with your ICP.

The overlap becomes your TAL because it will be made of accounts that are both fit and ready to buy.

That’s intent-based ABM for you 🙂

Note: Search behaviour is a type of third-party data packaged as intent data. First-party intent data, on the other hand, includes the account’s consumption of your content, whether paid (ads) or organic and whether on socials or your own site. Integrating intent data with marketing automation platforms helps marketing and sales teams orchestrate account-based advertising and route actionable sales leads to sales teams with better customer data quality and account data visibility.

1. Bombora

Bombora is the OG of third-party intent data and a staple in account-based marketing tools.

Bombora pioneered the idea of a data co-op that monitors content consumption across 4,000+ B2B websites.

They compile all that activity into “Surge” scores, showing when a company is consuming content on a topic that you choose far above baseline – a strong buying signal.

Practically every ABM platform has integrated Bombora’s data at some point, which helps sales and marketing identify high intent accounts and shorten the sales cycle.

In fact, even the Forrester Wave Report has called it one of the most trusted B2B intent data providers.

Let’s look at Bombora’s offerings:

Account List Building with B2B Search Behaviour

Bombora’s intent data is primarily the target account’s search behaviour, i.e. the queries they are searching for online, the sites they are visiting, etc.

This feature runs by you just putting in your desired keywords that you want to be tracked, and Bombora returns all those accounts that have been actively searching for them – especially the ones that have had a significant surge in those types of queries recently – it signals both recency and readiness to buy or being “in market.

The most noteworthy benefits?

• You find new logos to target that you may have never thought of, which helps sales and marketing teams discover high-value accounts.
• You sometimes even find a whole new segment of TAM to target. For instance, if I had been selling a user-onboarding SaaS, I must have targeted fintech companies primarily because fintech apps are the hardest to understand with all that commercial jargon, and so using a user-onboarding enhancement tool would have made sense for those businesses. But guess what, even gaming apps build huge user-onboarding control tutorials, map navigations, game storylines, etc. A third-party intent tool like Bombora would reveal such accounts if they were searching “user-onboarding.”

Journey Mapping

Bombora helps judge the buying stage of a target account based on their B2B search behaviour.

It also tracks the content they are consuming.

So, it’s not just about what they are actively searching for, but also what different platforms’ algorithms are serving them, which improves personalized messaging and customer engagement.

Efficient Intent-Based Ad Targeting

The same intent data can be used to know when the accounts are hottest and for what, so you can time your ads accordingly.

Also, Bombora lets you build different audience segments for different topics that you can push to your ad platform, which strengthens account based advertising and sales engagement:

Personalized Sales Outreach

As I also mentioned in the case of ZenABM, intent data helps your BDRs talk about exactly what the prospect is looking for instead of shooting your entire brochure at the prospect.

The same goes for Bombora. Leveraging intent data here turns intent signals into actionable sales leads and better outreach efforts for sales teams.

Event and Content Personalization

Just like BDR outreach and ads, even events and the content that you build and share with the prospects also become more personalized with intent data.

Upsell and Retention

This one was the most unexpected, but it makes sense.

I mean, if your loyal customers suddenly start actively searching for your competitors/alternatives, wouldn’t that signify a risk of churn?

Bombora, with its intent data, will be able to warn you before the churn actually happens based on competitors searched by the customer, so you can prevent losing the customer by giving proactive customer service and seeking feedback for potential churn. This helps retain existing customers and protect customer data-driven programs.

Other Account-Based Marketing Features of Bombora

Some other ABM-related features of Bombora:

• Identity and Enrichment: Bombora identifies and enriches visitors’ accounts using a patented tech that combines deterministic, behavioral, and IP2C (IP to company) data, which is then supported with firmographic and geographic data to intelligently resolve business identity with accuracy. Also, Bombora lets you retarget visitors with ads using its DSP partners.
• Planning and Measurement Suite: Bombora lets you see each target account’s engagement activity with your ad campaigns and on your site, too, and also determines its account-based marketing stage based on all the overall intent data, which improves alignment between sales and marketing.

Bombora’s Pricing

Bombora’s pricing for Intent Data (e.g. Company Surge) isn’t one-size-fits-all, and neither is it mentioned on their site.

Based on information on Vendr and HubSpot Marketplace, Bombora’s cost depends on three main levers:

• Volume & Coverage: How many topics you track, how many accounts/companies, how often data is refreshed. More volume = more cost.
• Integrations & Platform Needs: Connecting to your CRM or Marketing Automation, partner or native integrations add to pricing.
• Support & Customization: If you want dashboards, help with setting thresholds, training or personalized outputs, that raises your price.

As a benchmark, many users end up paying around $25,000/year for a solid, mid-sized deployment.

2. ZenABM

ZenABM is one of the most relevant one for an account based marketing platform.

Why?

ZenABM delivers first-party qualitative intent from ads, showing exactly what an engaged account cares about, while most others rely on third-party intent.

And even when they provide first-party signals, it’s usually quantitative (how much engagement), not qualitative (the specific interests driving that engagement).

And true intent-based ABM is all about the qualitative intent, right?

Ok, let me show you the intent-based features for sales and marketing teams working a coordinated account-based marketing strategy:

Company-Level LinkedIn Ad Engagement Tracking for Ad Campaign/Campaign Group

ZenABM tracks clicks, engagements, impressions, and ad spend for each company for each LinkedIn ad campaign and campaign group, which surfaces high intent accounts and improves sales engagement across the sales cycle:

So, you’ll know all the accounts that clicked, engaged with, or saw your ad in any period of time.

That’s first-party qualitative intent.

But wait, these metrics are shown for each ad campaign!

So, if you build different ads showing different features/offers, by knowing campaign-level engaged companies, you are essentially discovering what they are interested in.

So, yes, you also get qualitative intent that powers account-based advertising and more precise target audience selection for sales teams.

Intent-Tagging and Pushing to CRM

For further convenience, ZenABM lets you tag each ad campaign/campaign group with the intent within the UI.

Then, based on the company’s engagement metrics, it shows each company’s qualitative intent along with the quantitative metrics:

Also, it creates a specific tab for each intent where it groups all companies showing similar intents together (as you can see in the GIF above).

If this wasn’t enough, ZenABM also pushes each company’s intent to your CRM as a company property, so marketing automation platforms and marketing automation tools can trigger timely sales outreach and sales engagement handoffs.

So now, you can know if a target account is engaging with feature A ads the most and can double down on the opportunity by showing more BOFU and detailed feature A ads to the target account.

Also, you’ll know what kind of articles, case studies, or white-papers to share, and what to speak about during the BDR outreach instead of blabbering out all the features of your tool or shooting a generic message.

This alignment gives sales and marketing teams a consistent view of account data for key accounts and high-value accounts.

Super-Compliant and First-Party

ZenABM uniquely provides this combination: qualitative intent tagging for ads + first-party data.

In fact, even LinkedIn’s own campaign manager rolls all the metrics at the ad account level:

So, there’s no scope for discovering what the prospect interacted with, anyway.

By the way, this also makes A/B testing different ad creatives impossible.

But ZenABM’s ad-level company-level engagement data is pulled straight from LinkedIn’s official API!

Talk about compliance 😉 and data quality for sales and marketing.

Other ABM Features of ZenABM

Apart from the intent-related features I discussed above, ZenABM also offers:

• Pushing impressions, engagements and clicks as company properties into your CRM, which helps sales teams prioritize high intent accounts and streamline sales engagement and further strengthens the alignmnent between sales and marketing teams:

  

• Calculating both historic and current engagement score based on the account’s engagement with all your ad campaigns to accelerate the sales cycle:
• Determination of the ABM stage of each account based on engagement score and CRM data (the thresholds are set by you, yourself!) which guides marketing and sales teams on next steps:
• Tracking movement of accounts from one stage to another to give you an idea of pipeline velocity, and also where the friction is (funne-leak analysis) so sales and marketing can focus outreach efforts:
• Auto-assignement of hot accounts to BDRs in your CRM for outreach:
• Matching ad-engaged companies to the deals in your CRM to calculate ad-influenced pipeline, revenue, and other campaign effectiveness metrics and also to attribute each ad’s revenue/pipeline credit to it for account based advertising reporting:
• Custom webhooks, so you can push all the data in ZenABM to whichever platform you like (Clay, Apollo, Excel, etc.), which is useful when integrating intent data with downstream marketing tools:

ZenABM’s Pricing

 

3. 6sense

6sense is an account engagement platform that combines intent data (from multiple sources like Bombora, TrustRadius, G2, etc.) with your own website data, CRM data, and a dose of AI to predict where each account is in its buying journey.

It’s known for account scoring and for activating campaigns across channels (ads, sales outreach, etc.) based on intent.

Users love its “single pane of glass” where sales and marketing can see which accounts are hot and get recommended actions.

But make no mistake, this one’s not just an intent-based ABM tool but a whole enterprise stack (often $35K+ per year just for the software).

So, if you are a small company looking for only intent data, 6sense will definitely be overkill.

If you run a $15M ARR+ business, let me show you its intent-based features:

AI-Driven Predictive Analysis, Segmentation and Scoring

Among intent-based ABM tools, 6sense stands out for its AI-driven predictive engine and predictive analytics.

It automatically segments and scores accounts, then predicts their buying stage for sales teams and marketing teams.

Each account gets an Intent and Engagement Score (0–100), calculated from three intent-data layers:

• First-party data: your site visits, CRM activity, webinars, ads, and emails.
• Second-party data: review site behaviors on platforms like G2 or TrustRadius.
• Third-party data: broader intent signals such as search keywords, social activity, or content consumption. With its SearchSense feature, you can even see which companies are searching for specific B2B terms.

The scoring itself is pre-defined, not customizable, but still powerful.

6sense’s predictive AI compares each account’s behavior against historical conversion patterns and assigns a likely buying stage.

This lets sales and marketing teams focus their ABM strategy on accounts that are not only a fit but also in-market, which helps marketing and sales teams align outreach efforts.

Account Intelligence and Persona Maps

6sense goes beyond scoring to deliver a full account intelligence view.

You get firmographic, technographic, psychographic, behavioral, and CRM data in a single dashboard—plus AI-driven recommendations.

Its massive contact database (250M+ B2B records) enables Persona Maps that highlight buying teams and their engagement.

You can filter accounts with over 80 attributes (e.g., “all manufacturing accounts in consideration stage with 5+ visits this month”), making it both a prospecting tool and an ABM engine.

Its Company & People Search blends your CRM with 6sense’s global data, while the Chrome extension surfaces real-time account insights right inside LinkedIn or web browsing.

This helps you combine intent data with all other kinds of static data about the company and drill down to the persona level to improve sales engagement and personalized messaging.

Other ABM-Related Features of 6sense

Some other notable features of 6sense:

• Advertising & Targeting:
  • Multi-channel ads (Display, LinkedIn, Facebook, Google) for account-based advertising.
  • Highly precise targeting (technographic, firmographic, intent, CRM data).
  • Automated dynamic audience segments.
• Visitor Deanonymization:
  • Proprietary “Company Graph” (IP addresses, cookies, mobile IDs).
  • Maps anonymous visitors to accounts.
• Attribution & ROI Measurement:
  • Sourced and influenced attribution.
  • AI forecasting, pipeline analysis.
  • Built-in revenue, pipeline, and campaign dashboards.
• Personalisation & Conversational Marketing:
  • Website personalisation (via Mutiny).
  • Chatbot integration (Drift).
  • Smart form fills with automatic enrichment.
• Sales Orchestration: Salesloft, Outreach integrations, suggested next-best actions for sales teams.
• Integrations: CRM, marketing automation, sales engagement, data enrichment, conversational marketing.

6sense’s Pricing

6sense does not publish fixed prices publicly, but here’ what I found from review sites:

• Pricing is custom, depending on things like number of users, data volume (intent & engagement signals), and which modules you pick.
• The entry-level (“Free”) plan gives 50 credits/month with limited features.
• For businesses needing full intent data (keywords, predictive scoring, account intelligence, etc.), plans typically cost between US$60,000 to over US$100,000 per year.
• Larger enterprise contracts go higher.
• Hidden costs to watch out for: implementation/setup fees, additional credit usage, integrations, and usage credit caps.

4. Demandbase

Demandbase is a full-stack ABM platform similar to 6sense and is widely used as account based marketing software.

In fact, Demandbase is even more comprehensive than 6sense.

Third-party keyword-based intent data is just a part of it, among many other features, and so is its cost (goes upwards of $60,000 per year!).

So, it would also be an overkill for most businesses smaller than, say, $15M ARR.

Regarding intent data sources, Demandbase has its own data assets from past acquisitions (EverString, Spiderbook) and also partners with third-party intent providers.

One notable strength: Demandbase can directly integrate intent data into programmatic ad campaigns and website personalization.

For example, you can dynamically change your site content or ads shown based on an account’s intent topic – next-level stuff if you execute it.

The caveat: you’ll need a solid ops team to connect all the pieces and utilize the potential of the tool.

If you can afford the costs and have a dedicated team, here are its intent-based features:

Intent and Buying Signals in Demandbase

Demandbase tracks buying signals from your target accounts across B2B content sites, search engines, and publisher networks, monitoring spikes against 62,500+ keywords.

You can visualize this intent data with heatmaps that combine engagement and buying signals to guide sales engagement, marketing and sales alignment, and overall account-based advertising:

Engagement and Behavior Tracking

Beyond third-party intent, Demandbase logs first-party engagement too.

It tracks impressions, clicks, ad spend (from display ads or LinkedIn), website visits via its pixel, and even webinar signups or content downloads.

All of this rolls into an Account Engagement Score (quantified as Engagement Minutes) that helps sales and marketing teams gauge how warm a key account really is and where to focus sales outreach.

Unified Account Overview

Each target company gets a 360° dashboard with firmographics, fit score, intent topics, engagement score, buying stage, open opportunities, and even top stakeholders.

Plus, an AI-generated summary makes the data easier to digest.

Automatic Alerts

You can configure intent-based ABM alerts for spikes in interest, first-time site visits, or surging activity.

These show up in Slack, email, or as Snapshot Reports, ensuring sales reps get notified when a high-value account is heating up, which improves marketing and sales efforts.

Other Features of Demandbase

Other stuff you get in Demandbase:

• TAL building: Upload CSVs, deanonymize site visitors, or build lists with firmographic, technographic, and intent filters.
• Advertising hub: Native DSP for display, video, CTV, LinkedIn, Google, Facebook, etc., with account- and people-level targeting.
• Campaign analytics: Account-level impressions, clicks, engagement, and pipeline attribution.
• Dynamic personalization: Microsites and landing pages for 1:1 or 1:few ABM and auto-fill shortened forms using Demandbase’s data cloud.
• Journey and attribution: Customizable account funnel stages (Target → Aware → Engaged → MQA → SQL → Opp → Customer). automated progression/reverse progression, multi-touch, multi-channel attribution tied to CRM revenue. and pre-built ROI dashboards (pipeline influenced, stage velocity, engagement lift).
• Sales Enablement: Separate Demandbase for Sales platform with real-time alerts (Slack/email) for account activity and an account Hub for sales-marketing alignment.

Demandbase Pricing

Demandbase doesn’t talk about numbers on the site, but some important points are mentioned:

• Demandbase charges a platform fee that covers core parts of the software and services.
• On top of that, there’s a flat fee per user. More users = more cost.
• You cannot just buy a “sales-only” or “marketing-only” version of Demandbase One. They build the plan to cover both sales + marketing GTM teams.

Information I got from third-party sources, not official Demandbase disclosures, so treat them as approximate ranges:

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5. RollWorks

RollWorks is the ABM arm of NextRoll (makers of AdRoll), combining digital ad expertise with intent data and account targeting.

It ingests intent signals (like Bombora, used in their Okta case study) and automatically adjusts targeting and bids toward high-intent accounts. Sales teams also benefit from real-time alerts and orchestration.

Compared to 6sense or Demandbase, RollWorks is a more accessible intent-based ABM tool, with self-service-friendly tiers.

If you want your ads to only reach accounts that matter and even auto-boost spend for hot accounts, RollWorks is worth a look.

Let’s break down its intent-based ABM features:

Intent Signals for In-Market Accounts

RollWorks tracks keyword intent across the web to flag accounts actively researching solutions like yours.

You can select the keywords you care about, monitor surges, and drill down to see activity at the account level.

Data sources include RollWorks’ own pool and partners like Bombora.

Website Visitor Identification

With its site pixel, RollWorks deanonymizes your web traffic, showing which target accounts visit your site.

Beyond company names, it can also surface key contacts inside those accounts, turning anonymous visits into actionable sales opportunities and helping sales and marketing teams improve sales engagement with high value accounts.

Engagement Spike Detection & Alerts

RollWorks continuously monitors account behavior (ad clicks, visits, email opens) and flags unusual surges in engagement.

Sales reps get daily “Account Spike Alerts” with details on what happened and who engaged.

These alerts sync with Salesforce/HubSpot, so hot accounts are automatically visible in CRM for sales teams and marketing teams.

Continuous Audience Refresh & Recommendations

Your account lists aren’t static.

If a new account matches your ICP and shows intent, RollWorks adds it to your TAL.

If an account drops out of fit, it can be downgraded or removed.

The system also provides AI-driven recommendations for marketing tools users and sales teams – for example, suggesting a higher ad budget for high-fit but under-engaged accounts.

Other Features of RollWorks

Here’s more that RollWorks has to offer:

• AL building & predictive fit scoring
• Audience segmentation & ad sync (e.g. LinkedIn)
• Cross-channel ad delivery (display, retargeting, social, DSP)
• Persona-based targeting (job roles, decision-makers)
• Dynamic ads & creative library with live editing
• AI bid & budget optimisation + frequency capping
• Guided setup via campaign playbooks
• Unified dashboards (campaign health, revenue influence)
• Journey stages & stage-based triggers
• CRM integration + sales alerts/widgets
• Automated workflows (contact creation, list updates, etc.)

RollWorks Pricing

RollWorks (AdRoll ABM) follows a mostly custom pricing model.

It does offer a Free Tier with basic ad and retargeting features, but serious ABM capabilities require a paid plan. For smaller teams, pricing typically starts under $1,000/month, with the Salesforce ABM integration known to cost around $975/month.

Beyond that, the cost scales based on how many accounts you want to target, how much intent data and predictive scoring you need, and the size of your ad spend across channels. For enterprise setups, the pricing is entirely quote-based, so you’ll need to contact RollWorks directly for an exact number.

6. ZoomInfo

ZoomInfo, the giant of B2B contact data, was once a partner with Bombora, but later rolled out its native intent data solution.

It uses a vast data crawling infrastructure to track online behavior and signals.

One advantage: ZoomInfo’s intent topics can be very granular, and you can request new topics on the fly.

Plus, it ties in nicely with their contact database – so you identify a surging account and immediately pull the contacts to target for sales outreach and personalized messaging.

Its intent-based ABM features:

• ZoomInfo combines firmographics, technographics, contact intelligence, and intent signals to help map what accounts are researching topics related to your solution and to provide account data to sales teams.
• It tracks intent from multiple sources: content consumption (reading/ downloading content), ad click/bidstream data, IP-based web visits, and partner review platforms (e.g. G2, TrustRadius).
• The intent data it gives is real-time due to frequent updates, which helps teams act faster when accounts begin showing interest and helps shorten the sales cycle.
• ZoomInfo also enables mapping intent to specific personas/job roles within accounts (not just company-level), so outreach or marketing actions can be better targeted.
• Lastly, ZoomInfo allows setting alerts (and workflows) when key accounts show surging behavior or interest in topics relevant to your business, improving collaboration between sales and marketing.

ZoomInfo Pricing

ZoomInfo doesn’t put the prices directly on the site.

Here’s what I found on other sites:

• ZoomInfo runs on a credit-based, annual subscription model with no public monthly plan.
• Pricing typically starts at around $14,995/year for the entry-level Professional plan (about 5,000 credits), mid-tier Advanced packages land in the $24,000–$28,000/year range (≈10,000 credits plus access to intent data), and Elite plans for large teams can run $35,000–$45,000+ per year depending on seats, data depth, and features.
• The final cost varies by number of users, credit consumption, and add-ons like intent data, technographics, and real-time alerts.
• Buyers should also expect hidden costs such as renewal escalations, credit overages, and certain capabilities (like mobile numbers or deeper intent insights) being locked behind higher tiers.

7. Findymail

Findymail isn’t a traditional account-based marketing platform with ads, predictive scoring, and account journey orchestration.

It’s more of an intent-to-outreach tool.

Its strongest intent-based feature is Signals, which monitors the web 24/7 for buying moments from people and companies that match your ICP — new hires, job title changes, keyword mentions, and topic engagement.

So instead of handing your team another dashboard full of account noise, Findymail helps sales teams spot the right moment to reach out, then hands them the verified contact data to act on it.

That makes it a fit for lean ABM teams that already know their target accounts and want to move from “this company looks interesting” to “here’s the person to contact.”

Real-Time Buying Signals

Findymail Signals lets you set up monitors for buying events like topic engagement, new hires, job changes, and keyword mentions. You can then filter those signals by ICP details such as industry, company size, country, job title, and seniority.

This helps sales teams avoid random timing, so reps reach out when a prospect has a clearer reason to care.

Enriched Leads from Intent Signals

Findymail doesn’t stop at the signal.

When it finds a matched lead, it enriches that lead with company data, job title, and social URLs. You can also request verified email and phone enrichment, then push the lead into your CRM, sequencer, or another tool via native integrations or webhooks.

So if someone from a target account posts about a problem you solve, your team gets both the context and the contact data in one workflow.

Verified B2B Contact Data

Findymail’s core product is still B2B contact data.

It finds and verifies emails in real time, with a stated bounce-rate guarantee under 5%. Its pricing page also says you only pay for verified results — no charge when Findymail can’t find a working contact.

For ABM teams, that means intent signals turn into usable sales contacts without bouncing between separate finder, verifier, and enrichment tools.

AI Lead Finding for ICP-Based Prospecting

Findymail also includes AI Lead Finder, which lets you describe your ideal customer in plain English and get matching companies with verified contact data.

This helps when your ABM list needs more than basic filters like industry or employee count — you can search for companies based on what they actually do, the market they serve, or the problem they mention publicly.

CRM Enrichment and Hygiene

Findymail’s Datacare product keeps CRM records clean and enriched automatically. It fills missing contact data, updates outdated emails, enriches company data, tracks job changes, and detects duplicate records.

That matters for intent-based ABM because poor CRM data breaks account scoring, routing, and sales follow-up. If your CRM is full of outdated contacts or missing fields, your intent workflows will miss good accounts or route them to the wrong reps.

Other Features of Findymail

Some other ABM-adjacent features of Findymail:

• Email Finder for verified B2B emails
• Phone Finder for mobile and direct-dial numbers
• AI Lead Finder for ICP-based prospecting
• Email Verifier for cleaning existing lists
• Chrome extension for prospecting
• Bulk CSV upload
• API access
• Google Sheets, CRM, and sequencer integrations
• Datacare for CRM enrichment and hygiene

Findymail’s Pricing

Findymail has a free test with 10 credits and no credit card required.

Its pricing is credit-based: a verified email costs 1 credit, while a phone number costs 10 credits. Failed lookups don’t use credits.

The Starter plan costs $99/month and includes 5,000 Finder Credits plus 5,000 Verifier Credits. Enterprise pricing is custom, and Datacare starts from $500/month billed annually.

Findymail isn’t the right pick if you need a full ABM suite with ad orchestration, predictive journey stages, and account-level revenue dashboards. But if you want a lighter tool that turns intent signals into verified contacts for outreach, it fits nicely beside data-heavy tools like ZoomInfo.

Conclusion

Intent-based ABM is no longer optional if you want to compete in crowded B2B markets, especially if your account-based marketing strategy targets high-value accounts and high-intent accounts.

The right tool depends on your scale and budget: smaller teams should lean on RollWorks or ZoomInfo, while data-heavy marketing teams may prefer a broader account-based marketing platform. Enterprise-level companies with dedicated ops teams can consider 6sense or Demandbase for full-stack predictive analytics and personalization power that aligns sales and marketing.

ZenABM provides something unique: first-party intent data based on ad engagements and clear account engagement insights for sales teams and marketing teams.

This makes it meaningful for all tiers of businesses because leveraging intent data improves sales and marketing efforts across the sales cycle.

Small businesses can start with ZenABM, while larger organizations can keep it alongside other intent data tools and account-based marketing software to maximize coverage of target accounts and target audience segments.

Try ZenABM now or book a demo to know more.