One API, One Bill, 108+ GTM Integrations
Deepline is a CLI and API layer for go-to-market data: it fronts 108+ enrichment, scraping, and outreach providers behind one authentication key, one billing profile, and a waterfall router, and is built to be driven directly by coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor) rather than a dashboard.
Published by the vendor themselves — not community forks.
10 AI agent skills for Claude Code covering waterfall email enrichment, TAM building, signal discovery, job-change detection, and outbound automation, powered by the Deepline CLI. Hosted under Deepline's own GitHub org (getaero-io) but reads as a community-toned reference implementation rather than a first-party product release.
Open-source GTM chat agent built on Deepline's v2 API, with web chat, REST, and Slack interfaces. Hosted under Deepline's GitHub org; the README frames it as a thin broker on top of Deepline's own backend for provider routing and billing.
Deepline GTM skills and CLI packaged as a Claude Code / Claude Cowork plugin.
Getting Started with Deepline: Go-to-Market Data in Claude Code — Deepline
| Plan | Price | Included | Notable |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bring Your Own API Keys (BYOK) | $0 | No Deepline platform fee; you pay each provider directly for their data | Waterfall routing across your own connected provider accounts, No row or seat limits, Data-point logging and cost estimates before each run |
| Managed Usage | $0.10 per credit ($0.096/credit on volume) | 10 credits = $1; pay-as-you-go with no minimums | Single bill across all 108+ integrations, Cost estimate shown before each run, Charged only on successful finds (pay-on-match) |
| Growth (Headless GTM Platform) | $395/mo | — | 10% discount on credits and top-ups, Managed Postgres database and workflow engines, Deepline Native Workflow & Database Engine |
Checked 2026-07-30 against their pricing page. Vendors change pricing without notice.
Deepline (legal entity Aero AI Labs, Inc., New York, founded 2024) is infrastructure for GTM engineers who build prospecting and enrichment pipelines from inside an AI coding agent rather than a no-code canvas. Instead of wiring up individual provider SDKs, a workflow calls a Deepline waterfall tool and Deepline handles provider selection, retries, deduplication, and cost tracking, logging results to a customer-owned Postgres database. The vendor positions it as a programmatic, agent-native alternative to visual table workflows. This research did not independently verify competing products' API availability.
GTM engineers, RevOps teams, and B2B operators running outbound, ABM, or CRM-hygiene workflows through Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor who need verified contact data at scale (100+ contacts) across 3+ providers and want one CLI/API instead of stitching together multiple provider SDKs.
Deepline's own agent-facing docs (llms.txt) list explicit non-use-cases: transactional email sending, using it as a system-of-record CRM, real-time email validation inside a checkout flow, single-provider lookups when a team has already standardized on one provider, audience builds over 1M rows, and consumer/B2C email finding. It is also a CLI/API-first product with no visible no-code canvas, so teams without an engineer or an AI coding agent in the loop, or teams wanting a point-and-click UI like Clay's, are a poor fit.
Tools that let a revenue team compose several data providers into one workflow, run it conditionally across a list of accounts or people, and push the result into a CRM or sequencer. The unit of work is a table or a pipeline, not a single lookup.
Category: GTM data orchestration. Membership is decided by 4 stated tests, not by category tags — see them and the full comparison.
Appears in comparison shortlists
Yes. The vendor's own quickstart frames the CLI, not the API, as the primary interface for agents.
Yes - Bring Your Own API Keys (BYOK) mode has no Deepline platform fee; you connect your own provider accounts and pay only Deepline's compute costs for data processing, agent runs, or web workers when a workflow uses them.
It publishes a Mintlify-style documentation-search MCP server (tools: search_deepline, query_docs_filesystem_deepline, submit_feedback) for querying its own docs. Deepline's own agent guidance explicitly warns against treating the product as "MCP-first" for actual enrichment work - the CLI, run via an agent's shell, is the documented way to execute waterfalls and plays.
We found no genuine OpenAPI/Swagger file for the product.
Three modes: BYOK (free, pay providers directly), Managed ($0.10/credit, $0.096/credit at volume, pay-as-you-go with no minimums), and a $395/month Growth tier that adds a managed Postgres database, workflow engine, unlimited workspaces, and a 10% credit discount.
Deepline's own comparison table claims a full CLI + REST API (vs. no public API for Clay), no per-workflow row limit (vs. 50K on most Clay plans), a built-in owned Postgres database, and managed pricing the vendor claims is often 50-80% cheaper than Clay's credit-equivalent pricing on common data points.
The vendor's own docs say not to use it for transactional email sending, as a system-of-record CRM, for real-time email validation in a checkout flow, for single-provider lookups once a team has standardized on one provider, for audience builds over 1M rows, or for consumer/B2C email finding.
Documented integrations include Apollo, Crustdata, PeopleDataLabs, Hunter, LeadMagic, Dropleads, Apify, Exa, Firecrawl, Icypeas, Prospeo, ZeroBounce, Adyntel, Forager, Google Search, and CRM/outreach tools including HubSpot, Attio, Instantly, Smartlead, Lemlist, and Heyreach, among others listed in its provider docs.
Yes - the vendor states enrichment results are stored in a Postgres database scoped to the customer's workspace, and customers can export it with standard pg_dump, with no export fees.
Yes - Deepline ships Claude Code agent skills (`/deepline-gtm`, `/deepline-feedback`), a Claude Cowork plugin, and documents itself as built primarily for agent-driven use inside Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor.
This page tells you whether Deepline fits. Cheetah builds and runs the system it goes into — enrichment, sequencing, CRM and the joins between them.
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