Anonymous survey of ABM practitioners across the APAC region.
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of APAC practitioners are deploying Strategic (1:1) ABM in 2026
Strategic (1:1) ABM leads in 2026, a notable shift from 2024, when Scale (1:few) dominated at 71.9%.
The market is rebalancing toward precision.
And with 28.0% of practitioners now running multiple styles simultaneously, the era of picking one motion is well and truly over.
of programs now target 100 or more accounts
21–50 accounts is the most common range (20.6%), but the distribution tells a bigger story. 50% of programs target between 11–100 accounts, and 80% target 10 or more.
30.1% of programs now target 100+ accounts, a clear signal that AI is enabling organisations to run larger ABM programs than traditional 1:1 would allow.
Program design must flex across this entire spectrum.
are keeping or growing their ABM investment in 2026
56.9% of APAC ABM practitioners are holding or growing their investment in 2026, 27.6% are actively increasing, and 29.3% are keeping budgets steady. In a year marked by broad market uncertainty, that's a strong signal of ABM's resilience.
Only 5.2% are cutting, confirming that when budgets get tight, ABM isn't the first thing to go, it's the strategy practitioners are holding onto.
37.9% haven't finalised their budgets yet, a significant pool of undecided spend that still has room to move.
allocate 21% or more of total marketing budget to ABM
The most common allocation band is 21–30%, and half of all practitioners are committing at least that much of their total marketing budget to ABM.
Only 15.5% are allocating less than 10%, a clear signal that ABM has moved from line item to primary investment.
At the other end, 10.3% are putting over 50% of their marketing budget into ABM.
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