Chevalier: Surfe partners with HubSpot alongside ZoomInfo and Apollo
David Chevalier · How David Chevalier Hit $15M ARR With a Chrome Extension and No Sales Team - Surfe · Jul 23, 2026 · at 9:42
David Chevalier explains Surfe's data enrichment positioning in CRM ecosystems during an interview with Nathan Latka.
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“We are now one of the partners of HubSpot's prospecting agent next to ZoomInfo and Apollo, which are massive brands.”
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