B2B company discovery and data enrichment platform.
DiscoLike is a B2B company-discovery and enrichment product that searches business websites using lookalikes, natural-language ICP descriptions, and exact-phrase matching. The vendor documents web-app, REST API, and OAuth-protected MCP access to the same engine.
| Plan | Price | Included | Notable |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $99/mo or $79/mo billed annually ($950/yr) | $99/mo in credits; $0.18/query and $3.50/1K records | 70M+ company access, Natural-language ICP search, Internal-use API access and MCP server |
| Pro | $199/mo or $159/mo billed annually ($1,910/yr) | $199/mo in credits; $0.15/query and $3.00/1K records | Client-list segmentation, Domain validation and growth tracking, Higher exclusions |
| Team | $399/mo or $319/mo billed annually ($3,830/yr) | $399/mo in credits; $0.12/query and $2.50/1K records | Technology-stack targeting, Company-to-domain matching, Priority email support |
| Company | $799/mo or $639/mo billed annually ($7,670/yr) | $799/mo in credits; $0.10/query and $2.00/1K records | Expert query assistance, Account manager |
| Enterprise | $1,599/mo or $1,279/mo billed annually ($15,350/yr) | $1,599/mo in credits; $0.08/query and $1.50/1K records | Corporate hierarchy mapping, Commercial use in SaaS apps, Dedicated account manager |
Checked 2026-08-06 against their pricing page. Vendors change pricing without notice.
DiscoLike is a search layer for GTM account discovery. Its official documentation frames the core product as company discovery over business websites, then supplements it with contacts, enrichment, saved queries, CRM actions, and an MCP interface for coding environments.
GTM teams and technical operators who need to find target companies from what those companies publish on the web, then enrich, segment, or move those records into a workflow through the app, API, CLI, or MCP server.
Teams that need a low-cost, fixed-volume contact database should look elsewhere: the public entry plan is $99/month and the subscription becomes credits, with separate query and net-new-record charges. Teams that need to embed DiscoLike data in a customer-facing SaaS product also need Enterprise, while the public plan comparison limits API use below that to internal use.
No curated rival set covers this tool yet, so these are simply other tools in the same architectural layer and product form. Treat it as a starting point, not a shortlist.
The vendor describes it as company discovery over business websites: users can search by a lookalike domain, natural-language ICP description, or exact phrase, rather than only starting from LinkedIn-derived contact records.
Yes. The official docs describe an OAuth-based MCP server for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code, and Windsurf. The reference lists 46 MCP tools across discovery, data, contacts, matching, saved queries, enrichment, and beta CRM actions.
The full official reference states that REST API requests use an x-discolike-key header. The MCP server uses OAuth through a browser authorization flow.
The pricing page says the subscription becomes credits, then charges a query cost and a per-1,000-record cost for net-new company records. It says records remain cached for 90 days, so repeating the same search does not charge again during that period.
The plan comparison marks API access as internal use on the lower plans and lists commercial use in SaaS apps on Enterprise.
The official MCP reference describes beta CRM actions for HubSpot, Pipedrive, and Salesforce, including push, import, matching, enrichment, and writeback functions. Confirm production readiness and permissions with the vendor before making it part of a source-of-truth workflow.
This page tells you whether DiscoLike fits. Cheetah builds and runs the system it goes into — enrichment, sequencing, CRM and the joins between them.
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