Neuron

Overview

Neuron combines business-contact search and outbound prospecting workflows for sales professionals and teams. It is strongest for corporate outreach that needs both email and phone data; the free weekly allowance is narrow, while removing the stated contact caps starts at $79 per user per month.

Key features

Neuron says it sources and verifies email addresses in real time using more than 15 techniques, including SMTP and MX checks. That verification focus is relevant to teams assembling outreach lists, but the Free plan's 15 emails per week is a sampling allowance, not a durable prospecting quota.

Phone records include telecom-verified mobile numbers identified by more than 10 attributes, along with direct office and mainline numbers. The browser workflow supports bulk prospecting, recommendations informed by prospecting activity, job-change alerts, and account-based prospecting. These functions make Neuron a broader prospecting workflow than a contact lookup alone; paid plans are the practical fit for teams that need ongoing volumes, with unlimited email and mobile numbers.

Coverage spans major markets in North America, LATAM, EMEA, and APAC. Neuron provides corporate contact data, not personal contact data, so it is not a fit for personal-identity searches. It lists Salesforce, Google Sheets, Outreach, and Salesloft integrations, included in seat-based pricing. Company search, people search, phone numbers, email finding, and CRM sync are supported.

Neuron states that it meets SOC 2 Type II standards and complies with GDPR and CCPA. It says sales-stack data is encrypted in transit and at rest and treated as transient, though some data may be retained for support, license management, analytics, and reporting. Its cloud infrastructure runs on AWS, primarily in Oregon, USA, across multiple availability zones. Support covers integration and security issues; Enterprise customers can request a SOC 2 report or vendor security questionnaire.

Pricing

Free costs nothing and includes 15 emails and 5 mobile numbers per week. It is useful for light exploration, but the combined weekly caps will constrain repeated list building.

Lite costs $79 a month per user, with a monthly or yearly billing option. It includes unlimited emails and mobile numbers. The per-user charge makes seat count important when budgeting a team, but the uncapped contact quantities make it the clearest fit for regular prospecting.

Enterprise has custom pricing on a yearly contract with annual billing. It includes unlimited emails and mobile numbers, and a custom SLA is available as a paid add-on. This is the relevant tier for organizations seeking a contract and potential SLA terms, rather than a published fixed price.

A free trial is available. The stated plan details do not give its length, so the trial should not be treated as a substitute for checking the ongoing plan limits and billing choice.

Platforms

Neuron runs as an extension and supports macOS and Windows. That combination suits browser-led prospecting across those desktop environments; no other platform is part of its stated footprint.

Who it's for

Neuron is best suited to outbound sales professionals and teams that need corporate email and phone contacts, prospecting workflows, and listed sales-stack integrations in one tool. Its global-market coverage and account-based workflow may suit teams pursuing organized company and people searches. It is less suitable for users who need personal contact records, or for teams whose usage cannot justify a per-user paid plan after the small Free allowance.

Pros and cons

Pros: Real-time email verification combines more than 15 techniques, including SMTP and MX checks, giving prospectors a defined verification approach.

Pros: Telecom-verified mobiles, direct office numbers, and mainlines broaden contact options beyond email.

Pros: Bulk prospecting, activity-based recommendations, job-change alerts, and account-based prospecting support ongoing lead development.

Pros: Salesforce, Google Sheets, Outreach, and Salesloft integrations are included in seat-based pricing.

Cons: The Free plan is capped at 15 emails and 5 mobile numbers per week, too restrictive for sustained outbound work.

Cons: Lite's 79.00 USD monthly price is per user, so adding team seats raises the recurring cost.

Cons: Enterprise uses a yearly contract and custom pricing, with a custom SLA costing extra.

Alternatives

For a broader comparison, browse Sales Prospecting Software.

Wappalyzer is worth considering if technology lookups, website alerts, and free sample lead lists matter more than Neuron's prospecting workflow.

Clay may fit better when a workflow built around actions, data credits, rows, and unlimited seats is the priority.

Datanyze is an alternative for buyers who want a 90-day trial and monthly credit-based plans.

Dealfront is an alternative with published starting plans priced annually in EUR and a stated three-seat Basic tier.

Leadfeeder is the more relevant alternative when identifying companies from website visitors is the goal.

ZoomInfo is another paid sales-data option, with a permanent free Lite plan and no credit card or commitment.

Apollo may suit teams seeking a free credit allowance and sequences, or a lower-priced Basic plan at $49 a month.

Compelling is an alternative with a 39.00 EUR monthly Founder plan that includes 12,000 annual credits, one user, exporting, company search, and basic integrations.

Verdict

Choose Neuron if your sales team needs verified corporate email and phone contacts alongside browser-based outbound prospecting and the listed integrations. Its main advantage is the combination of contact verification, phone data, and lead-development tools; its main drawback is the sharp jump from small weekly free quotas to a per-user Lite subscription. Look elsewhere if you need personal contact data, or if that paid-seat cost does not fit your prospecting volume.