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LoneScale

Live stakeholders mapping

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LoneScale turns Salesforce and HubSpot into continuously refreshed prospecting databases: it maps buying-committee stakeholders, enriches them with verified emails/phones/LinkedIn profiles via a 30-source waterfall, and flags in real time when a champion changes jobs or a target account shows buying signals.

Vendor's own claim
signals/intent

Core capabilities

Vendor's own claim
  • Stakeholder mapping: finds decision-makers per account based on role-based personas by industry
  • Contact enrichment: verified emails, direct dials, and LinkedIn profiles via 30+ live data sources
  • Real-time updates: daily Salesforce checks to catch job changes and role changes
  • Champion & job-change tracking, new-hire detection, and hiring-intent signals (job posting monitoring)
  • CRM enrichment & hygiene: continuous deduplication and refresh of Salesforce/HubSpot records
  • AI research agents and reverse email lookup
  • MCP server for AI-assistant access to enrichment and sourcing tools

API & agent surface

From official docs
Authentication
OAuth 2.0 with PKCE (user-consent flow) for MCP; LoneScale API key for the Public API
Base URL
https://mcp-enrich.lonescale.com/mcp (MCP endpoint; Streamable HTTP, MCP spec >= 2025-06-18)
Notable endpoints
  • public-api-companies-search - look up a company by name, domain, LinkedIn slug, or LinkedIn ID (sync)
  • public-api-enrich - trigger waterfall enrichment (email and/or phone) for a list of contacts (async, returns lonescale_job_id)
  • public-api-contact-sourcing - source contacts at a company by persona, seniority, and location (async, returns lonescale_job_id)
  • get-job-result - poll for results of an async job by lonescale_job_id (sync)
MCP tools exposed
public-api-companies-searchpublic-api-enrichpublic-api-contact-sourcingget-job-result
Machine-readable spec
No OpenAPI link

Pricing

From official docs
PlanPriceIncludedNotable
Starter$200/month ($160/month billed annually, $1,920/yr)2,000 credits/month (eq. 2k verified emails, ~220 mobile phones, or 1k contacts)
Unlimited
Waterfall enrichment, up to 98% mobile phones (30+ data sources), Custom waterfall (bring your own keys), Champion job changes & new executive hires
Growth$1,000/month ($800/month billed annually, $9,600/yr)20,000 credits/month at a lower cost per credit (eq. 20k verified emails, 2.2k mobile phones, or 10k contacts)
Unlimited
Everything in Starter, Job posting signals (hiring intent)
EnterpriseCustomCustom credit volume
Unlimited
Everything in Growth, Custom credit volume & best rate per credit, Dedicated Slack channel

Checked 2026-08-06 against their pricing page. Vendors change pricing without notice.

What is LoneScale

Vendor's own claim

LoneScale is a CRM-native, signal-based GTM automation platform: rather than being a standalone lead database, it runs inside/against Salesforce and HubSpot to keep buying-committee contacts current, alert reps to job changes and hiring-intent signals, and enrich or clean existing CRM records. Pricing is results-based (paid per verified record/credit) rather than per seat, with unlimited seats on every plan.

Ideal customer profile

Vendor's own claim

VPs of Sales, Heads of Growth, RevOps leaders, and CMOs running ABM motions at mid-market to enterprise B2B SaaS companies who are already on Salesforce or HubSpot and want that CRM kept continuously enriched and signal-aware rather than adding a separate prospecting tool.

Who should look elsewhere

Our read

The entry-level Starter plan is $200/mo ($160/mo billed annually, $1,920/yr) for 2,000 credits, with pricing scaling per credit rather than a flat low-cost seat, so very small teams or solo users with light, occasional prospecting needs may find the floor high relative to usage. The product is also explicitly CRM-native and built around Salesforce or HubSpot as the system of record - teams that don't already run one of those two CRMs are working against the product's core design rather than with it.

Tools in the same layer

Our read

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.

LoneScale FAQ

How is LoneScale priced?

Results-based per credit rather than per seat: Starter is $200/mo ($160/mo annual) for 2,000 credits, Growth is $1,000/mo ($800/mo annual) for 20,000 credits plus hiring-intent signals, and Enterprise is custom-priced with dedicated support. Every plan has unlimited seats.

From official docs
Does LoneScale have an MCP server?

Yes.

From official docs
Which CRMs does LoneScale work with?

Salesforce and HubSpot, described as native integrations that LoneScale checks daily to keep contact and stakeholder data fresh.

From official docs
Is there a free way to try LoneScale?

Yes, the pricing page offers a free signup with no credit card required, including 100 email & contact credits to test the data before buying.

From official docs
Are async API calls like enrichment instant?

No. Async MCP tools such as public-api-enrich and public-api-contact-sourcing return a lonescale_job_id immediately, and the calling assistant must poll get-job-result every few seconds until the job status is ready.

From official docs
Does LoneScale have a published OpenAPI spec?

We could not retrieve one in our check; no confirmed machine-readable spec was found at the standard candidate paths. That is an absence in what we retrieved, not confirmation none exists.

Our read
What signals does LoneScale track besides contact enrichment?

The docs describe champion and job-change tracking (detecting when past buyers or lost opportunities change companies), new-hire detection for ICP personas, and hiring-intent signals from job postings that indicate budget or a new project.

From official docs

Verify before you buy

  • API rate limits - not documented in the excerpts we retrieved
  • A machine-readable OpenAPI specification was not included in the reviewed source set.

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