Getting Started
GTM.AI is a context layer built on ZoomInfo's B2B intelligence that makes AI genuinely useful for go-to-market work. Start here.
Start here
Three minutes from "nothing" to "agent answering with ZoomInfo data".
- Pick your client. Claude or ChatGPT for the fastest path (no code, marketplace install). Claude Code, Codex, or your own integration if you want a custom MCP app.
- Run the install command. Each client has a one-step setup in its dedicated guide below.
- Authenticate. Sign in with your ZoomInfo account when the OAuth prompt opens.
- Verify. Start a new session and ask: "What ZoomInfo tools do you have?" The model will list every connected tool.
- Go. Try one of the example prompts in the tools reference.
Claude→
Marketplace install. Any subscription.
ChatGPT→
Marketplace install. Any subscription.
Claude Code→
Plugin install: skills + MCP, one command.
Custom Connector→
Add ZoomInfo to any app that supports a custom MCP server.
Why GTM.AI
General-purpose AI fails at GTM work because it has no grounding in live B2B reality. It doesn't know what companies are actively hiring, which accounts are showing intent signals, who just changed jobs, or how contacts at the same account are actually related. It hallucinates org charts and produces generic outreach.
GTM.AI is the context layer that fixes this. It connects AI tools to ZoomInfo's B2B intelligence: 100M+ companies, 600M+ contacts, a living context graph of signals and relationships, and, for teams already using ZoomInfo, first-party context from your own CRM and conversation history. The result is AI that can do real GTM work.
These docs cover the integration layer that brings it into your workflow: the ZoomInfo MCP server, the tools available through it, how credits are consumed, and how to connect and configure any MCP-compatible client.
Explore the docs
ZoomInfo MCP→
Connect Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP-compatible tool to ZoomInfo's intelligence.
GTM CLI→
Query ZoomInfo from your terminal and pipe the results anywhere.
Tools Reference→
All twelve MCP tools: what they do, what they return, and what they cost.
API Reference→
Build custom integrations with the ZoomInfo API.
Marketplace→
Pre-built audiences, skills, and data sets to start from.