The short answer
FullEnrich is billed per successful result (email 1, mobile 10). It has a free tier: 50 free trial credits, no card. The paid plans we list start at About $29-$55/mo (third-party figures) (Starter / Pro).
Plans and prices
| Plan | Price | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Free trial | $0 | 50 credits, no card; unlimited users. |
| Starter / Pro | About $29-$55/mo (third-party figures) | 500-1,000 credits/month; credits roll over (official page cites 3-month rollover). |
| Enterprise | Custom | Priority support, dedicated manager, SSO and reseller options. |
How FullEnrich bills you
The pricing model is per successful result (email 1, mobile 10). Waterfall enrichment API across 20+ providers with webhook delivery, v1/v2 OpenAPI specs, an MCP server and a 50-credit no-card trial, but no SDKs, a mixed status record and a weak Trustpilot score. Best suited to: waterfall email and mobile enrichment.
What to watch for on the bill
- Mobile reveals cost 10 credits and personal emails 3
- Paid price points inconsistent across sources
The pricing page we read
Source: https://fullenrich.com/pricing. Prices change, so confirm there before you commit.
Compare FullEnrich with alternatives
Other data enrichment apis: Crustdata, People Data Labs, Bright Data, Apollo.io, Hunter.
Looking at quality rather than price? See the FullEnrich score on APIbenchmarks. Full entry: FullEnrich pricing.