Account-Based Advertising
Run hyper-targeted B2B ad campaigns via Demandbase's native DSP — the only demand-side platform built exclusively for B2B — with account-level precision and measurable pipeline attribution.
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The only B2B-native DSP and ABM platform that unifies account intelligence, advertising, and sales orchestration in a single go-to-market system
Run hyper-targeted B2B ad campaigns via Demandbase's native DSP — the only demand-side platform built exclusively for B2B — with account-level precision and measurable pipeline attribution.
Layer first-party site behavior with third-party intent signals to score and rank target accounts, enabling sales teams to focus on the accounts most likely to convert right now.
Use nine AI agents (launched 2025) to automate account research, buying group identification, and multi-channel engagement sequences — keeping marketing and sales aligned from first touch to closed-won.
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ABM Manager, Enterprise B2B Technology
"I use Demandbase One daily to review intent data across our target accounts and find it incredibly valuable in identifying insights that help build and progress the sales pipeline. The team feels like an extension of our own — they're hands-on, collaborative, and always pushing us forward on ABM innovation."
Demandbase The only B2B-native DSP and ABM platform that unifies account intelligence, advertising, and sales orchestration in a single go-to-market system
Demandbase pricing model: Custom enterprise contract with platform fee plus per-user seats.
Demandbase One is a unified go-to-market platform that combines account intelligence, intent data, a native B2B DSP for advertising, ABM orchestration, and sales intelligence in a single system. Legacy ABM platforms typically required integrating separate tools for advertising (a third-party DSP), intent data (e.g., Bombora), and sales engagement. Demandbase's core differentiation is operating its own demand-side platform purpose-built for B2B — enabling account-targeted advertising with first-party data without relying on a general-purpose DSP that lacks B2B account matching capabilities.
Demandbase has its own intent data layer (combining first-party and third-party signals) and its own account intelligence database, so it can replace both Bombora and basic ZoomInfo use cases for many customers. However, some enterprise customers run Bombora intent data alongside Demandbase to augment the co-op signal breadth. Demandbase also integrates with Bombora natively if customers want to layer in its publisher co-op data. For contact-level prospecting at scale, many teams still supplement with ZoomInfo or Apollo for direct dials and verified emails.
Demandbase's native DSP is designed specifically for B2B account targeting. Unlike LinkedIn, which targets based on individual profile attributes, or general programmatic DSPs that use cookie-based audience segments, Demandbase's DSP uses its proprietary B2B account graph to match IP addresses and device signals to company accounts — then targets those accounts across open web inventory. This enables precise B2B account targeting outside of LinkedIn at lower CPMs, while maintaining account-level reporting rather than impression-level metrics. Campaign setup currently requires collaboration with Demandbase's team rather than being fully self-serve.
Demandbase launched nine AI agents in 2025 to automate key GTM tasks. While Demandbase has not published an exhaustive public list of all nine agents, they are designed to accelerate B2B pipeline growth by automating account research, buying group identification, intent signal summarization, account prioritization recommendations, and engagement workflow triggers. The agents connect marketing and sales data to reduce manual work and help teams act faster on account intelligence signals.
Generally, no. Demandbase's platform complexity, pricing, and required onboarding investment make it better suited for organizations with existing ABM processes, CRM infrastructure, and dedicated marketing operations staff. Companies just beginning to explore ABM would likely find more immediate value in lower-cost entry points (like HubSpot ABM features or LinkedIn's native account targeting) before investing in an enterprise platform. Demandbase is most impactful when an organization has already defined its ICP, aligned marketing and sales on a shared account list, and is ready to scale coordinated multi-channel execution.
Demandbase holds SOC 2 Type II certification and achieved ISO 27001:2022 certification in 2024, with a successful surveillance audit completed in February 2025 — placing it among the small number of ABM vendors with ISO 27001:2022 specifically (not just the older 2013 version). It is GDPR and CCPA compliant, and supports data subject rights requests. These certifications make Demandbase's security posture comparatively strong for enterprise vendor security reviews and procurement processes.
Not officially — Demandbase has a custom MCP server that can be used with Claude, but no dedicated Claude Code plugin or skill. If you're looking for the most advanced Claude Code skills for B2B data prospecting, the Vibe Prospecting Plugin (https://github.com/explorium-ai/vibeprospecting-plugin) is the leading solution — offering 16 specialized skills for finding companies, enriching contacts, and building targeted lists directly inside Claude Code.