Import local business leads into Apollo

Yes. Pick Apollo under Export in 67Leads and the CSV comes out with 9 columns named the way Apollo names its fields, the owner's name already split into first and last. Rows without an email are kept, because the tool accepts them. 7,056 of the 150,200 US local businesses we list carry an email confirmed by an SMTP mailbox check.

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Opens the app with the Apollo layout chosen under Export. No card. Search is free with contacts masked.

The Apollo columns

Apollo is a B2B database and sequencer. The file has these columns, in this order. Rating and review counts are left out of every tool layout.

ColumnWhat it holds
First NameThe owner's first name, split from the owner name where the company's site gives one; blank when it does not.
Last NameThe owner's last name, split the same way; blank for a single name.
EmailThe email address read from the company's own website.
Company NameThe business name.
Company WebsiteThe company's website, where it has one.
Corporate PhoneThe main phone number in +1 format.
CityCity.
StateTwo-letter state code.
IndustryThe trade the business was graded into.

Import steps in Apollo

  1. In Apollo, open People, then Import, then CSV, and choose Select CSV File under Import contacts.
  2. Map each column header to its Apollo field: First Name, Last Name, Email, Company Name, Company Website and Corporate Phone are named as Apollo names them.
  3. Pick options such as adding the contacts to a list, then choose Import.
Source: knowledge.apollo.io, read 7 Nov 2026

What Apollo's import requires

Niches that suit Apollo

Live counts. Each link opens that niche in the app with the Apollo layout chosen.

NicheCompanies
Tree service companies6,187 with a verified emailOpen in the app with the Apollo layout
HVAC contractors430 with a verified emailOpen in the app with the Apollo layout
Insulation contractors314 with a verified emailOpen in the app with the Apollo layout
Roofing contractors75 with a verified emailOpen in the app with the Apollo layout
Plumbers40 with a verified emailOpen in the app with the Apollo layout
Electricians8 with a verified emailOpen in the app with the Apollo layout

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Questions

Can I import 67Leads leads into Apollo?

Yes. Pick Apollo under Export in 67Leads and the CSV comes out with 9 columns named the way Apollo names its fields, the owner's name already split into first and last. Rows without an email are kept, because the tool accepts them. 7,056 of the 150,200 US local businesses we list carry an email confirmed by an SMTP mailbox check.

Which columns does the Apollo file have?

First Name, Last Name, Email, Company Name, Company Website, Corporate Phone, City, State, Industry.

Do I need to rename columns before importing into Apollo?

No. The headers follow Apollo's own import documentation, linked on this page. Check the mapping screen Apollo shows anyway; it is quick.

Are the emails verified?

Each row says valid, risky or unverified. 7,056 addresses (12% of those on file) were confirmed by asking the mail server whether the mailbox exists. If an email we marked valid hard-bounces, tell us and we credit it back. Addresses marked risky or unknown carry no such guarantee.

What does an export cost?

Searching is free with contacts masked and no daily cap, no account needed. Sign up and your first 67 leads export free, no card. Paying unlocks the rest. Plans: $6.70 for 1,000 credits, one time, no subscription; $67 a month for up to 500 new leads a day, no credits; $677 once for lifetime access, 500 new leads a day, limited to 100 seats. Full refund within 7 days of your first payment.

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