Email and phone enrichment. Runs inside our Clay waterfalls to lift contact coverage.
In our stackLast reviewed July 17, 2026
FullEnrich is a waterfall enrichment tool: send it a name and company, and it runs the query across 20+ data providers (Clearbit, Hunter, Wiza, Snov, ContactOut, Crunchbase, and others) until one of them returns a verified email or mobile number. It doesn't try to be smart about which provider to use first. It just keeps trying until something checks out or the list runs dry.
That waterfall is the whole pitch, and it mostly works: FullEnrich claims an 80%+ find rate with sub-1% email bounces. Catch-all inboxes are the exception. The tool can only verify those up to 80% of the time, so some of what comes back on catch-all domains is still a best guess, not a confirmed hit. You can run it through the UI, a CRM sync, a CSV upload, or the API directly, and it plugs into HubSpot, Salesforce, Zapier, and n8n without much setup.
The tools we'd run next to FullEnrich, and what each pairing covers.
From the FullEnrich pricing page · verified July 17, 2026
The real cost driver is the mix of data types you pull, not seats: work emails are cheap at 1 credit, but mobile numbers cost 10 credits each, so a list-building motion heavy on phone numbers for a dialer can burn through a 1,000-credit Pro plan in around 100 records. Unused credits roll over 3 months on the monthly plan, which softens the "use it or lose it" risk, and because unlimited users are included, cost scales with enrichment volume rather than headcount, favoring lean teams doing large one-off list builds over large teams doing steady small pulls.
Choose BetterContact when you want a similar waterfall-enrichment approach but want to compare pricing/provider mix before committing to FullEnrich.
Choose Prospeo when your main need is email finding and verification specifically, without paying the higher per-record cost that comes with FullEnrich's mobile-phone credits.
Choose Findymail when you want a simpler, email-first enrichment tool with its own credit pricing rather than FullEnrich's broader multi-provider cascade.
Credits are spent only when a result is found and verified: 1 credit for a work email, 3 for a personal email, 10 for a mobile phone number, and 1 for a reverse email lookup. Company/B2B profile data is 0.25 credit standalone but included free when bundled with an enrichment, so a failed lookup doesn't cost you.
50 credits, no credit card required. You can also earn more credits by inviting teammates. That's enough to test roughly 50 work emails or about 5 mobile numbers against your own list before deciding to pay.
The Pro plan is $55/mo for 1,000 credits, with unlimited users included. Unused credits roll over for 3 months on the monthly plan (12 months on annual/Enterprise), so credits don't just vanish at month end.
FullEnrich states it only charges for verified results found through its cascade across 20+ data providers, rather than charging per lookup attempt. That waterfall approach is the core mechanic: if provider 1 doesn't have a match, it tries the next provider automatically.
Yes, custom pricing with 60,000 credits per year, priority support, custom SSO, and a dedicated account manager. That works out to roughly 5,000 credits/month, aimed at teams enriching well beyond the Pro plan's volume.
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