6sense
AI-driven account intelligence platform that scores buying intent from web and CRM signals and prioritizes accounts for sales and marketing.
RecommendedLast reviewed September 17, 2026
What 6sense actually is.
6sense watches buying signals across the web and pairs them with a company's own CRM and marketing automation data to guess which accounts are actually in-market before anyone fills out a form. It calls its data layer the Signalverse and says it processes a very large volume of signals a day, which sounds abstract until it's the thing deciding whether a spike in page views gets routed to an SDR. Identity resolution runs at the buying-group level, not the individual visitor, and the resulting score feeds whichever queue marketing or sales works next.
Sales Intelligence turns those scores into daily actions inside a Chrome extension and account workspace, and RevvyAI lets a rep ask plain questions about an account instead of hunting through dashboards. Marketing gets its own orchestration layer, Intelligent Workflows, for triggering ads and email off the same signals. None of it comes with a price tag, though. Every tier is quote-based, and standing up the intent-to-workflow pipeline means integrating a CRM and MAP first, which is real setup work before the first score ever shows up.
What it does
- Scores accounts and buying groups using proprietary intent data plus your own CRM and MAP signals
- Deanonymizes website visitors and maps them back to a buying group
- Runs Sales Copilot inside a Chrome extension for AI-recommended account actions
- Triggers ad, email, and web outreach through Intelligent Workflows, off the same signals that feed the account score
- Answers plain-language account questions through RevvyAI, its conversational AI layer
- Ships an MCP Server so an agent can pull account and intent data directly
- Sells three bundled tiers, all quote-based, with no published price anywhere
Treat any number attached to it as a placeholder until a rep actually quotes your account list.
Where it sits in the pipeline.
- AI & Intelligence
- Data & Enrichment
- Scraping & Custom Data
- Email Infrastructure & Deliverability
- Outreach & Sending
- LinkedIn & Multichannel
- Signals & Intent
- Calls & Meetings
- CRM & Pipeline Ops
Runs well with
The tools we'd run next to 6sense, and what each pairing covers.
Pricing, without the fiction.
From the 6sense pricing page · verified September 17, 2026
- Predictive AI model, scores, and dashboards
- Full Sales Copilot: AI-recommended actions, AI account summaries, Chrome extension, and AI writer
- Company and contact insights: persona map, technographics, psychographics, and web visitor identification
- Alerts, intelligent workflows, CRM integration, and reporting
- Sales Copilot (Chrome extension, AI writer)
- Company and contact insights: persona map, technographics, psychographics
- Web visitor identification and job postings
- Data credits, without the top tier's company and contact data acquisition, buyer discovery, or list builder
- Predictive AI model, scores, and dashboards
- Sales Copilot with AI-recommended actions and account summaries
- Company and contact data acquisition, buyer discovery, list builder
- Alerts, intelligent workflows, CRM integration and reporting
There's no self-serve tier and no published number. The pricing page splits into three named bundles built around which layer you turn on: one led by predictive scoring, dashboards, and the full Sales Copilot; one led by data credits, without the company and contact data acquisition, buyer discovery, or list builder the top tier includes; and a combined bundle that adds company and contact data acquisition, buyer discovery, and list builder, paid for by data credits, on top of the predictive tier. Every one of the three ends at 'Book a Demo,' so the real cost depends on account volume and negotiated data credits, not a fixed seat price.
Choose it, or skip it.
Choose it if
- Enterprise and mid-market B2B teams already routing marketing and sales off CRM and marketing automation data who want intent signals stitched onto the same account record.
- Teams that want one predictive score deciding which accounts get an SDR's attention instead of a rep guessing from raw web traffic.
- Orgs that already have the headcount to run an ABM program, since someone has to wire the CRM integration and interpret the Signalverse scores before they're useful.
Skip it if
- Solo operators or small teams without a CRM and marketing automation platform already in place. There's real integration work before a score means anything.
- Anyone who wants to see a price before talking to a rep. All three tiers on the pricing page end at 'Book a Demo,' with no dollar figure published anywhere.
- Teams that just need a cheap way to see who's on the website. A narrower visitor-ID tool covers that job at a fraction of the setup.
If not 6sense, then what.
- RB2BFree tier (150 resolutions/mo); paid plans from $79/mo (Starter), Pro from $149/mo
Pick this when the actual need is knowing who visited the site, not full account scoring and cross-channel orchestration.
- WarmlyNo published free tier; paid plans start at $10,000/yr ($4,875/quarter) for web deanonymization, scaling to $20,000 to $30,000/yr for the AI chat and autopilot tiers.
Pick this for website deanonymization plus intent signals without the multi-module ABM buildout.
- Common RoomEssential plan from ~$2,500/mo billed annually (~$30k/yr); Advanced and Enterprise tiers are custom quotes.
Pick this when the signal that matters most is community and product engagement, not marketing- and CRM-derived intent.
- DealfrontFree "Lite" tier (100 companies, 7-day history); paid plans from €79/mo (annual billing) for 50 companies/mo + 50 credit
Pick this for a simpler, UI-first visitor-identification tool without the multi-module ABM buildout.
Asked in real client work.
Does 6sense publish any pricing on its site?
No. The pricing page names three Sales Intelligence bundles (Predictive AI, Data Credits, or both combined) but shows no dollar amount anywhere, and every path ends at a demo request.
What's actually different between the three named tiers?
The Predictive AI-led bundle centers on account scoring, dashboards, and the full Sales Copilot. The Data Credits-led bundle centers on data credits, without the top tier's company and contact data acquisition, buyer discovery, or list builder, paired with a lighter Sales Copilot. The combined tier keeps what the Predictive AI bundle has and adds company and contact data acquisition, buyer discovery, and list builder, paid for by data credits. None of the three lists a price.
Is there a free trial or self-serve plan?
Not that the pricing page shows. Every tier routes to booking a demo, with no free tier or self-checkout option visible.
Can an AI agent pull data out of 6sense directly?
6sense has an MCP Server, described on the platform page as newly available, meant to put its account and intent data inside the tools a team already builds agents on.
What data actually feeds the intent score?
6sense combines its own third-party intent data (what it calls the Signalverse) with a company's own CRM and marketing automation signals, then resolves that down to buying groups rather than single anonymous visitors.