I Just Saved $24,000 By Canceling ZoomInfo
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John explains how he replaced a ZoomInfo subscription, saving his company $24,000 a year, with a weekend coding project built on an open-source dealership email scraper from his GitHub. He breaks down what ZoomInfo actually does — scraping public contact information, aggregating it into a database, and enriching contacts — before showing how to rebuild that for any industry.
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I just saved my company $24,000 annually by replacing Zoom Info with a weekend coding project. Here's exactly how to do it. Complete with code configurations and the technical blueprint that's quietly revolutionizing B2B lead generation. The tool that started this revolution, an open-source dealership email scraper that accidentally became the template for dismantling the entire lead generation industry. You can find it at github.com/ittoolstarter idea/deer_scraper and I'm about to show you how to weaponize it for any industry. The technical part, what Zoom Info actually does. Before we build our replacement, let's understand what we're replacing.
Zoom Info's core functionality boils down to web scraping public contact information from company websites, data aggregation from multiple sources into structured databases, contact enrichment with job titles, phone numbers, and organizational data CRM integration via APIs and data exports. That's it. Everything else is marketing fluff around these four core functions.
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