Enrich vs Enrichabl

Enrich is a B2B data platform for finding and validating professional contact details and profiles. Its Lead Finder searches more than 300 million professional contacts with over 100 filters, while the API supports asynchronous bulk operations of up to 500,000 items. The spreadsheet-style Workbench adds live enrichment columns and unlimited rows on paid plans. Enrich is built for GTM teams, developers, and AI agents, with an MCP server connecting its tools to Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Cursor, and VS Code. Official client libraries are available for TypeScript/JavaScript and Go; listed developer features include webhooks, API documentation, TypeScript support, and average response time under 200 ms. Credits apply to successful results, not failed lookups, but unused credits do not roll over. A free plan provides 100 credits for new accounts, with every product unlocked and no credit card required; a free trial is also listed. Growth costs $49 a month, billed monthly. Enrich lists SOC 2 Type II, GDPR, and CCPA compliance.

Enrichabl turns CSV lead lists into enriched CSV files by validating email addresses, adding AI-generated insights, and collecting structured information from company websites. AI enrichment uses customer-provided OpenAI or Google Gemini API keys. Email checks can run through BounceBan, MailVeri, or a hybrid mode, while Firecrawl extracts details such as services, pricing, team size, and technology stack. Imports support files up to 100 MB and 100,000 leads per import. CSV is the current import route; direct CRM integrations are described as planned for future releases. Enrichabl also offers a JSON REST API over HTTPS with bearer-token authentication and a stated limit of 600 requests per minute per token. The FAQ says data is encrypted in transit and at rest, API keys are encrypted at rest, and users can export their data or delete their account. The Free plan includes 100 leads. Starter costs $30 a month, and Pro costs $50 a month; the API documentation describes Pro as unlimited with a one-million-lead hard ceiling.