Yes. Build the account list in Apollo, and run the LinkedIn channel in Slicegraph from your own account, or let a signal feed start the campaign for you.

Does Slicegraph find email addresses?

No. The profile schema strips email addresses and phone numbers before anything is written, which is what keeps the data minimal under the GDPR.

Where does the audience come from without a database?

From LinkedIn itself, on your account: an in-app search, a pasted search or list URL, the browser extension, or the people at a company that just published a signal.

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Alternative to Apollo

Slicegraph vs Apollo

Apollo is a database first: contacts, emails, phone numbers, then sequences on top. Slicegraph holds no contact database. It runs the LinkedIn channel from your own account and fills campaigns from what companies publicly did: a permit, a tender, a Peppol registration, an insolvency. Teams that need email at scale keep Apollo; teams that need the LinkedIn channel to start from a reason use this.

Where they differ

Email is the channel Slicegraph does not have, on purpose: it stores no email address or phone number for anyone in a campaign. The LinkedIn channel is the one it does completely: eight step kinds including InMail and branching conditions, per-sender caps with warmup, auto-withdraw of unanswered invites, and one inbox. The audience comes from your own LinkedIn search, a Sales Navigator URL, the browser extension, or a Slicegraph signal feed.

What each one does

Different products that meet on the LinkedIn step.

Apollo figures were read from the vendor's public pricing page on 15 September 2026. An en dash means the vendor does not state it. Prices are as published, before tax.
Aspect	Slicegraph	Apollo
Core product	LinkedIn sequences from your own account, fed by company events	A contact database with email sequencing
Price	€29 per sender per month, 14-day free trial	Free Starter plan; paid plans per user, on the vendor page
Email channel	None; LinkedIn only	Email campaigns on every account
LinkedIn steps	Invite, view, wait, message, InMail, withdraw, condition, end, on a schedule with caps	Through the Apollo browser extension
Personal data stored	Name, headline, company, profile URL; never an email or phone number	Contact records are the product
Why now	Official NL and BE registry events, dated to the publication	Intent and job-change signals

Apollo figures were read from the vendor's public pricing page on 15 September 2026. An en dash means the vendor does not state it. Prices are as published, before tax. Vendor pricing page.

Questions

Can I use both?: Yes. Build the account list in Apollo, and run the LinkedIn channel in Slicegraph from your own account, or let a signal feed start the campaign for you.
Does Slicegraph find email addresses?: No. The profile schema strips email addresses and phone numbers before anything is written, which is what keeps the data minimal under the GDPR.
Where does the audience come from without a database?: From LinkedIn itself, on your account: an in-app search, a pasted search or list URL, the browser extension, or the people at a company that just published a signal.

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