Fresh public-web company, employee, jobs, and social-post data.
Coresignal sells company, employee, jobs, and social-post data through datasets, APIs, and no-code tools. Its documentation describes Search and Collect-style APIs, webhooks, Elasticsearch DSL, an Agentic Search API, and delivery as APIs or flat files.
| Plan | Price | Included | Notable |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mini | $49/month | 2,500 credits | 5 requests/second Data API rate limit, Email support |
| Starter | $199/month | 12,000 credits | 5 requests/second Data API rate limit, Email support |
| Pro | $499/month | 35,000 credits | 10 requests/second Data API rate limit, Email support |
| Growth | $1,000/month | 150,000 credits | 20 requests/second Data API rate limit, Account manager, 3-month credit rollover |
| Premium | $1,500/month | 1,000,000 credits | 50 requests/second Data API rate limit, Account manager, 3-month credit rollover |
| Scale | $3,000/month | 4,000,000 credits | 100 requests/second Data API rate limit, Account manager and Slack support, 3-month credit rollover |
| Elite | $5,000/month | 10,000,000 credits | 100+ requests/second Data API rate limit, Account manager and Slack support, 3-month credit rollover |
Checked 2026-08-06 against their pricing page. Vendors change pricing without notice.
Coresignal is a B2B public-web data provider with multiple access modes: datasets, APIs, and dashboard tools. The source material says these draw from the same regularly refreshed database; use cases shown include sales enrichment, market research, investment analysis, talent workflows, and AI applications.
Teams that need company, employee, or job data in a data pipeline, model, or enrichment workflow and can plan their usage against a field- and action-based credit model.
It is a poor fit for low-volume users who only need occasional lookups: the documented paid self-service plans begin at $49/month and company or employee records cost 10 - 20 credits each. It is also a poor fit for a workflow that must not depend on a provider's freshness and field definitions without validation; Coresignal says data is refreshed on regular cycles, not that every record is simultaneously current.
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The vendor documents company, employee, job-posting, and social-post data. It offers access via datasets, APIs, and no-code dashboard tools.
Coresignal says credits are deducted for successful requests based on the feature, data field, or action. Its pricing page gives examples: company and employee records cost 10 - 20 credits, job postings cost one credit, and contact enrichment costs 20 credits.
The retrieved pricing page advertises a 7-day free trial. It says users can choose a paid plan once they are ready.
Yes. The documentation index lists Webhooks and Experience Webhooks, and says employee-profile-change subscriptions are valid for 91 days with no credit deduction per notification.
Yes. Its documentation index describes Elasticsearch DSL for API queries, including schema links, input values, sorting options, and query tips. It also lists semantic-search guidance.
The retrieved docs index lists flat-file delivery in JSONL, Parquet, and CSV formats, with S3, Azure, and GCS delivery support.
Coresignal's site announces availability through Zapier and Clay. The confirmed integration page says it can pull structured B2B data into workflows, databases, or AI applications; verify the specific connector and available actions before designing a production flow.
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