FullEnrich Review 2026
Last reviewed June 2026 by Théo Pascard
Overview
FullEnrich is a waterfall enrichment layer: it queries 15+ data providers in a single call and returns the best email and mobile it can find, so you pay for results instead of one provider's misses. Its edge is hit-rate on mobile numbers and a credit model that only charges for found data, which makes it a popular source inside a Clay workflow. It isn't a prospecting database or a sender — bring the targets, and pair it with a sequencer downstream.
Enjyn Score
iWeighted across 5 axes, computed from public review data (G2, Capterra) and reweighted on our rubric — then overridden on the axes we operate first-hand.Who it's for
- →Teams that want one-call waterfall enrichment across many providers
- →Clay users wanting a high-hit-rate finder source
- →Sales teams chasing verified mobile numbers, not just emails
Not for
Capabilities
- Waterfall email enrichment (15+ sources)
- Mobile phone number finder
- Bulk enrichment + CSV upload
- Clay, CRM & HTTP integrations
- API & webhooks
- Pay-for-found credit model
Ratings & reviews
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Pricing
| Tier | Price | Credits / mo | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | Free | — | 50 credits, no card |
| Paid (credit packs) | Custom | — | Email = 1 credit, mobile = 10 credits; volume discounts |
Our advice
The honest take
Where it breaks
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FAQ
Who is FullEnrich best for?
Teams that want one-call waterfall enrichment and a high hit-rate on mobile numbers — especially Clay users adding a strong finder source.
How much does FullEnrich cost?
There's a free tier with 50 credits and no card required, then paid credit packs with volume discounts. You pay only for found data, not misses: an email costs 1 credit and a mobile number costs 10. Because mobiles cost 10× an email, credits add up fast on unfiltered, mobile-heavy lookups.
Is FullEnrich a database?
No — it enriches targets you already have. Bring the list and pair it with a database for targeting and a sender for outreach. FullEnrich is a waterfall enrichment layer that queries 15+ data providers in one call to return the best email and mobile, not a prospecting database or a sequencer.
FullEnrich vs Clay?
Clay orchestrates many enrichment sources and logic; FullEnrich is one high-quality waterfall source you can plug into Clay or use on its own. In practice it's a popular finder source dropped into a Clay workflow, where its 15+ provider waterfall lifts mobile hit-rate, while Clay handles the broader orchestration around it.
Does FullEnrich find mobile numbers?
Yes — mobiles are its strength, charged at 10 credits each versus 1 credit for an email. Its waterfall queries 15+ data providers in a single call to return the best mobile it can find, which is why it's often added to a Clay workflow specifically to raise mobile hit-rate.
What are the best FullEnrich alternatives?
Clay for full orchestration, Prospeo or Findymail for email-finding waterfalls, and Apollo when you also want a database. FullEnrich itself is one high-quality waterfall source rather than a database or sender, so the right alternative depends on whether you need orchestration, email finding, or native targeting.
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