FullEnrich

FullEnrich waterfalls across 15+ B2B data providers to find emails, phone numbers, and firmographic data. It is a direct Clay competitor with a simpler UI and narrower feature set. Teams use it when they need waterfall coverage but not the full orchestration power of Clay.

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Why it ranks here

Strong alternative for teams that want waterfall enrichment without the Clay learning curve. The email and phone coverage is excellent. It lacks AI research and custom workflow logic.

Where it sits

FullEnrich leads on email and phone coverage plus ease of use, but Clay has greater workflow flexibility and AI capabilities. When the job is simply obtaining valid emails, FullEnrich suffices. Custom enrichment logic hits limits quickly.

How GTM Engineering teams use it

Teams upload a CSV of contacts or accounts, FullEnrich waterfalls across providers, and they download enriched records. Some integrate via API to enrich records as they enter Salesforce or HubSpot.

In-depth notes

Credit-based pricing similar to Clay but often cheaper per enrichment. The provider list is transparent. The UI is easier to learn than Clay. Best for teams that do not need the full orchestration engine and just want good email and phone coverage.

Best for

Email and phone waterfall enrichment without the Clay learning curve

Avoid if

You need AI research or complex workflow orchestration

Learning guide

Beginner Time to value: An afternoon

Setup

Create an account, connect one CRM or upload a CSV, and run your first enrichment batch. The UI guides you through provider selection.

First thing to build

Upload a list of 50 contacts with first name, last name, and company domain. Let FullEnrich waterfall across providers to find emails and phone numbers, then download the enriched CSV.

What actually matters

  • Enable both email and phone enrichment or choose one to save credits
  • Turn on verification for emails to reduce bounces
  • Set up CRM integration to auto-enrich new records

Watch out

Teams enrich phone numbers without checking if their outbound motion actually uses phones, wasting credits.