Find Emails & Phone Numbers of your prospects. More than any other provider.
FullEnrich is a B2B contact enrichment platform that runs a waterfall across 20+ third-party data providers to find and verify work emails, personal emails, and mobile phone numbers. The vendor claims an 80%+ find rate; this research did not independently reproduce that result.
| Plan | Price | Included | Notable |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 50 credits | Access to all enrichment types (work email, mobile phone, personal email, reverse lookup) |
| Pro | $55/month | 1,000 credits/month ($0.055/credit); work email = 1 credit, mobile phone = 10 credits, personal email = 3 credits, reverse email lookup = 1 credit; company/person profile data included free with enrichment or 0.25 credit standalone Unlimited users | Waterfall enrichment, Advanced email & phone verification, Live company & person enrichment |
| Enterprise (Scale) | Contact for pricing | Flexible, volume-based | Everything in Pro, Priority support, Custom rate limits & priority queue |
Checked 2026-08-03 against their pricing page. Vendors change pricing without notice.
FullEnrich sits on top of other enrichment vendors rather than owning primary data: it queries a stack of 20+ providers sequentially per contact and keeps whichever result passes its verification checks, positioning the aggregation itself (plus verification) as the product. It ships as a web app, a REST API (Enrich, Reverse Lookup, and Search endpoints per the docs overview), and a hosted MCP server for use inside AI chat clients and agents.
Outbound-heavy B2B sales teams and agencies that already have a list-building or CRM workflow and want a higher fill rate on contact data than a single-provider tool gives them; the vendor names AWS, MongoDB, J.P. Morgan, Deel, Klaviyo, Autodesk, and Uber as customers.
Credit costs are skewed heavily toward phone data (10 credits per mobile number vs. 1 credit per work email on the Pro plan's $0.055/credit rate), so teams doing high-volume phone enrichment will burn through the 1,000 monthly credits fast and need to negotiate Enterprise pricing, which isn't published. Because it's an aggregator over other vendors' data rather than a primary source, coverage and pricing are both dependent on upstream providers FullEnrich doesn't disclose, so teams that need a fixed, auditable data-source list (e.g. for compliance reasons) may find the waterfall opaque.
Providers that resolve a person or company to verified contact data — email, phone, firmographics — through an API or a bulk upload.
Category: Contact and company enrichment. Membership is decided by 3 stated tests, not by category tags — see them and the full comparison.
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Yes, a free plan with 50 credits and no credit card required, with additional credits earned by inviting teammates.
Free (50 credits), Pro at $55/month for 1,000 credits ($0.055/credit, with work emails costing 1 credit and mobile numbers costing 10 credits), and custom-priced Enterprise for higher volume.
We could not find one.
It queries more than 20 third-party data providers in a sequential "waterfall" per contact and keeps the result once three independent verification engines agree, rather than owning a single primary data source.
The vendor states numbers are checked against carrier networks and owner-name matching, with dead lines removed before delivery, and that only verified mobile numbers cost credits (landlines are free).
Yes, native integrations with HubSpot and Salesforce are listed, plus Zapier, Make, and n8n for broader automation.
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