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Bombora Pricing: Company Surge Costs and Reviews (2026)

Bombora publishes no prices. What Company Surge costs buyers, which platforms include Bombora topics, G2 and TrustRadius ratings, and how to act on surges.

Victor Paraschiv

Victor Paraschiv

Co-Founder & CMO

13 min read

The short answer

Bombora publishes no prices. On November 10, 2026, its pricing link opened its "Our data" page, and a price comes from its sales team. The one buyer-reported benchmark, from Vendr, puts the median Bombora contract at $25,000 a year across 35 purchases. Some platforms, such as Apollo and 6sense, include a set number of Bombora topics in their own plans.

Bombora tells you which companies are researching a topic. It does not hand you the people to contact there. When you have a name at a surging account, the contact finder returns a verified work email inside a free Cleanlist AI workspace, and the steps for a whole account list are further down this page.

Bombora pricing at a glance

Every fact below was read on November 10, 2026.

QuestionAnswerSource
Published priceNone. bombora.com/pricing redirects to the "Our data" page, which lists no pricesbombora.com
How you get a price"Speak to an expert" or "Contact us"bombora.com
What buyers report payingMedian $25,000 a year across 35 purchases, from $13,000 to $80,450Vendr (page last updated February 2026)
Free planNone listed on bombora.combombora.com
Intent topics tracked25,300+bombora.com
How the data arrivesInside your CRM, marketing automation and ad tools, or as a flat file or API feed into a data lake or CDPbombora.com
A published plan with Bombora topicsApollo: 1 topic on its free plan, 6 on Basic at $49 a seat a month billed annuallybombora.com and apollo.io

The Vendr figure is what some buyers paid in deals Vendr recorded. Bombora has not published a price, so treat any single number you see, including this one, as one data point for your own negotiation.

What Bombora sells

Bombora describes itself as a data company: its data goes into the tools you already use. Its site groups the products into five lines:

  • Intent. Company Surge, the intent score most people mean when they say "Bombora".
  • Identity and enrichment. Visitor Insights, which builds profiles of the visitors to your own website, with company, seniority, role and interest areas.
  • Digital audiences. Ready-made B2B audiences for ad platforms such as The Trade Desk, LinkedIn, Meta and Reddit.
  • Campaign measurement. B2beacon, which reports how far your campaigns reach and how accounts and buying groups engage, with a match rate above 90% by Bombora's count.
  • Insights suite. Visual reports on account intent, website visitors and campaign results.

A Bombora quote can cover one line or several. When you compare quotes, check which products each one includes, because a quote for Company Surge alone and a quote for intent plus audiences plus measurement are different purchases.

How Bombora Company Surge works

Bombora's intent data comes from what it calls the Data Co-op: publishers and brand websites that run Bombora's tag and share what their visitors read. Bombora says the tag records research on gated, paywalled and open content, that the co-op covers millions of company domains, and that 86% of the co-op's data is shared with Bombora alone.

From that data, Company Surge scores each company on each topic you track:

  1. You pick topics. Bombora tracks 25,300+ of them, such as a software category, a regulation or a business problem.
  2. Bombora sets a baseline for each company. Its intent page says it compares a company's most recent three weeks of research with that company's own 12-week history.
  3. A score of 60 or more counts as a surge. Bombora's customer guide says scores of 60 or more on a topic "are considered spiking" and recommends 60 as the minimum.
  4. Several topics beat one. The same guide recommends requiring surges on at least 25% of the topics in a report or cluster. With 12 topics, that means 3 or more.
  5. The surge goes where you work. Bombora places accounts in early, mid or late-stage research and sends the scores to your CRM, marketing automation or ad tools, or to your warehouse by flat file or API.

The key point for budgeting is that Company Surge scores companies. Bombora's Visitor Insights pages describe seniority and role for visitors to your own site, and none of the Bombora pages we read mention names, email addresses or phone numbers. Plan and budget the step from account to person on its own.

Where else you can get Bombora Company Surge data

You do not always need a direct Bombora contract to see Bombora topics. Bombora's partner pages, read November 10, 2026, say these platforms include Company Surge data, with these allowances:

PlatformWhat Bombora saysBombora topics includedThe platform's own price
ApolloEmbedded in account and contact search, refreshed weeklyFree plan 1, Basic and Professional 6, Organization 12Free $0. Basic $49, Professional $79 and Organization $119 a seat a month, billed annually, with a 3-seat minimum on Organization
6senseEmbedded in the platform for every customer12, or 25 or unlimited with the Segmentation Add-On or Predictive Pack; Enterprise Unlimited is "priced per Intent signal"No published price. See our 6sense pricing guide and 6sense review
AdRoll ABMEvery AdRoll ABM user gets access100+No price on AdRoll's pricing page for its ABM packages, apart from a retargeting package with no fee to start, where you pay for media

Apollo's side matches. Its pricing page, read the same day, lists "1 Intent Topic" on the free plan, 6 on Basic and Professional and 12 on Organization. Its help center says "Apollo buying intent is powered by Bombora", refreshes weekly, and shows scores of 61 to 74 as medium intent and 75 to 100 as high, with anything below 61 hidden.

Bombora's partner list also says Company Surge is embedded in or used by Cognism, Lusha, Seamless.AI, SalesIntel, SMARTe, Prospeo, Lead411, Clodura.AI, Common Room, Warmly, Factors.ai, Albacross, Artisan, HockeyStack, Madison Logic, Crunchbase and Dun & Bradstreet. Explorium offers it through its API and MCP server, and Winmo lets its users sample Company Surge for free. Bombora also lists direct integrations with HubSpot, Salesforce, Marketo and LinkedIn Ads.

Two cautions. Bombora's pages do not say whether any of these routes needs a separate Bombora contract, and the topic allowances differ widely, from 1 topic to unlimited. Ask the platform how many topics you get, how often they refresh and whether the scores match what Bombora sends direct customers. ZoomInfo is not on Bombora's partner list; it sells intent from its own sources, which our ZoomInfo intent data guide covers.

What to settle before you ask for a Bombora quote

Bombora does not publish how it prices, so settle these before the first call. Each answer narrows what you need to buy.

  1. How many topics you need. Start from the problems your product solves and the categories buyers search. If 6 or 12 topics cover it, a platform plan that includes them may be enough to test intent before a direct contract.
  2. Which accounts you will score. A named list of target accounts makes surges easier to act on than every company in a market.
  3. Which products you want. Company Surge alone, or audiences and campaign measurement as well.
  4. Where the data must go. Your CRM, your marketing automation, your ad platforms, or a warehouse by flat file or API. Bombora says it can feed several tools at once and encourages it.
  5. Who acts on a surge, and how fast. A surge is three weeks of research measured against a 12-week history. If no one works the accounts within days, the signal ages.
  6. Contract terms. Ask for the term length, the renewal date, the notice period and what happens to your topics if you cut the contract.
  7. What you already own. Check whether Apollo, 6sense or another platform you pay for already includes Bombora topics.

Bombora reviews: what users say

Both review sites below were read in a browser on November 10, 2026.

Review siteProductRatingReviews
G2Bombora Company Surge4.4 out of 5157
TrustRadiusBombora8.9 out of 1095 reviews and ratings

G2. G2's averages from user reviews put the time to implement at 1 month and the return on investment at 17 months, with an average discount of 14%. G2 files Bombora Company Surge under buyer intent data providers, sales intelligence and marketing account intelligence. Its G2 profile says Bombora "delivers its greatest value to organizations with 100+ employees".

TrustRadius. TrustRadius's summary of its reviews says users praise the detailed reports, the range of topics and the onboarding and support teams. The same summary lists three recurring complaints: gaps in integration with tools such as CRMs, features that are complex to navigate, and some data quality concerns. The newest review on the page was dated June 12, 2025, so the summary leans on older reviews.

Reddit. A Reddit thread ranked first for "bombora pricing" in early November, but Reddit blocks our fetcher, so we could not read it.

Strengths and limits, from Bombora's pages and the reviews

StrengthsLimits
25,300+ topics, chosen by youNo published price, so every quote is a negotiation
Co-op data that Bombora says is 86% exclusive to itScores companies; reaching people there is a separate step
Delivery into many tools at once, or by file and APIReview summaries cite integration gaps and complex features
Available inside platforms you may already pay forA surge ages fast if no one acts on it

Is Bombora worth it?

Bombora fits a team that already knows which accounts it wants and has people or campaigns ready to act within days of a surge. Account-based marketing teams running ads to a named list, and SDR teams with a target account list, get the most from a score that moves with each account's research.

It is a harder sell for a small team without a target list or an owner for the signal. If your bottleneck is reaching the right people, a topic score adds a step before the one you are missing. If you are unsure, test intent first through a platform plan that includes a few Bombora topics, and buy direct once you know which topics predict your deals. Our intent data providers comparison covers the other sources, and our buying signals guide covers signals that cost nothing, such as new hires and funding.

Turn surging accounts into people you can reach

Bombora names the account. Outreach needs a person at that account with a verified email, and often a phone number.

Cleanlist AI (our product)

Disclosure. We make Cleanlist AI. Its 98% verified email and 85% direct dial figures come from our own 500-lead benchmark, which named no other vendor.

Cleanlist AI has no intent data. It does the next job: finding the buyers at the accounts Bombora flags, and getting each one a verified work email and phone number from 25+ data providers in sequence.

Our product

Cleanlist

Best for: lean GTM teams that want one platform in place of 3 to 5 tools: AI agents that find buyers, get verified emails and phone numbers from 25+ providers and send the sequences.

Cleanlist AI publishes this page. Accuracy figures are from our own benchmark, not a third-party test.

Cleanlist AI runs waterfall enrichment across 25+ data providers in sequence and stops at the first deliverable result, at 1 credit per verified work email and 10 per phone number. A missed email or phone number costs nothing. It returns 98% verified work emails and 85% phone numbers on the Cleanlist AI 500-Lead Enrichment Benchmark, which is our own test run on a 500-lead sample. Plans start at $49 per seat a month.

Clu, Cleanlist AI's GTM agent, turns one sentence into an agent that searches 1B+ profiles, enriches and verifies every person it finds, adds them to a sequence and posts each run to Slack, every week or on a CRM trigger.

Plans

Free plan 50 credits a month. Starter $49 and Pro $89 per seat a month, and every seat adds its credits to one shared balance. Enterprise is custom. 25% off on annual billing.

Credits
  • Verified work email1
  • Phone number10
  • Both on one row11
  • Validation0.5
  • AI qualification5
Trial

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Fits when
  • Your intent tool names surging accounts, and you need the buying committee inside them
  • You want verified emails and phone numbers for those people before a rep reaches out
  • You want the finished contacts in HubSpot or Salesforce rather than in a CSV
Pairs with
  • Bombora, or the platform where you see Bombora topics, which names the accounts
  • Your sequencer, if you already run one. Cleanlist AI pushes to Salesloft and Lemlist, and its own Sequences send from your inbox

Here is the job, step by step, with what each step costs:

  1. Export the surging accounts. Pull the company domains from Bombora, your CRM or the platform that shows the surges. Keep the accounts that fit your ICP.
  2. Search the people at those companies. In People Search, filter by company or start from a saved company list, then add a department and a seniority. It searches 1B+ profiles, and searching costs 0 credits. Our guide to finding decision makers at a list of companies has the filters.
  3. Keep 1 to 3 people per account. Pick the buyer, the user and the person who signs. Only the people you keep cost anything.
  4. Get verified contact details. Each person runs through 25+ providers until one returns a verified result. A verified work email is 1 credit and a phone number is 10, and a lookup that finds nothing costs nothing.
  5. Look up one name at a time. When an intent alert or an event list gives you a name, type it with the company into the contact finder or the email finder.
  6. Send. From Starter, add the people to a Cleanlist AI sequence. On Pro, sync them to HubSpot or Salesforce, or have agents push them to Salesloft or Lemlist.

What it costs: every new workspace starts with a 14-day Pro trial with up to 3 seats and 250 credits, plus 100 more when you register with a work email, and a card is required. After the trial, the Free plan keeps 50 credits a month. Starter is $49 a seat a month with 750 credits a seat, and Pro is $89 with 1,500.

How we test. We publish our tests. On a 100-lead test, Cleanlist AI returned a verified email for 98% of leads and a phone number for 85%, against about 80% and 45% for Apollo. It returned 98% verified work emails and 85% phone numbers on the Cleanlist AI 500-Lead Enrichment Benchmark, which is our own test run on a 500-lead sample. A 1,000-lead test in March 2026, which had no Cleanlist AI arm, matched a work email for 84% of leads with ZoomInfo and 78% with Apollo. The methods are in our accuracy benchmark write-up.

Cleanlist AI People Search with job title, location, industry and headcount filters applied, previewing about 12,517 matching leadsCleanlist AI People Search with job title, location, industry and headcount filters applied, previewing about 12,517 matching leads

For the full account-based play, from picking accounts to measuring them, see our account-based marketing guide. For what to research on each account before you call, see account intelligence.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does Bombora cost?

Bombora does not publish a price, and you get one by talking to its sales team. Vendr, which records deals its buyers share, listed a median of $25,000 a year across 35 purchases, from $13,000 to $80,450, on a page last updated in February 2026. Your quote depends on what you buy, so compare it against a written list of topics, products and delivery channels.

Does Bombora have a free plan or a free trial?

Bombora's site lists no free plan or trial. Some partners include Bombora topics at no extra cost on their own plans: Bombora says Apollo's free plan includes 1 Bombora topic, and that Winmo lets its users sample Company Surge for free.

What is a good Bombora Company Surge score?

Bombora treats 60 or more on a topic as a surge and recommends 60 as the minimum. A single surge is weak evidence, so Bombora also suggests requiring surges on at least a quarter of the topics in a report or cluster before you act.

How does Bombora collect its intent data?

Through its Data Co-op of publishers and brand websites, which run Bombora's tag and share what their visitors read. Bombora compares each company's last three weeks of research with its own 12-week history to spot a rise.

Which tools use Bombora intent data?

Bombora's partner list names more than 80 partners. Apollo, 6sense, Cognism, Seamless.AI, SalesIntel and Warmly are among the platforms it says use Company Surge. HubSpot, Salesforce, Marketo and LinkedIn Ads are among its direct integrations. Topic allowances differ by platform, so ask each one what is included.

Does Cleanlist AI sell intent data?

No. Cleanlist AI has no intent data and no topic scores. It does the step after: finding the right people at the accounts your intent tool flags and getting their verified work emails and phone numbers from 25+ providers, at 1 credit per email and 10 per phone number, with nothing charged for a miss.

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Written by Victor Paraschiv

Co-Founder & CMO

Cleanlist AI's Co-Founder and CMO. He runs growth and marketing, and writes here from first-hand experience scaling paid and demand generation across ecommerce and B2B SaaS.

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