B2B Data & Sales

Best Data Enrichment Tools in 2026

Ten B2B data enrichment tools for 2026, from waterfall platforms to CRM-native enrichment, ordered by approach and stated coverage, with verified pricing.

Data enrichment tools add missing or outdated fields to records an organisation already holds, such as appending job titles, company size, industry, phone numbers or corporate hierarchy to a list of names, emails or domains. Enrichment is used to keep CRM data current, route and score inbound leads, shorten web forms and prepare account lists for outreach.

Tools differ in where the data comes from. Some query a single proprietary database; others run a waterfall across many providers; and CRM vendors increasingly build enrichment into the CRM itself, as HubSpot has done since acquiring Clearbit in December 2023. This list covers ten tools available in November 2026.

Contents
  1. How data enrichment works
  2. Common enrichment fields
  3. Methodology
  4. The list
  5. Comparison table
  6. Frequently asked questions
  7. See also

How data enrichment works

An enrichment request starts with a known identifier, typically an email address, a name and company, or a website domain. HubSpot, for example, matches contacts using first name, last name and work email, and companies using domain. The tool returns matching attributes from its source data. Waterfall tools query providers in sequence until a result is found and, in some cases, charge nothing when no match is returned. Enterprise tools may also deduplicate records and assign a persistent company identifier.

Common enrichment fields

  • Contact fields: job title, seniority, work email, mobile and direct-dial numbers.
  • Firmographic fields: industry, headcount, revenue band, location, legal entity.
  • Hierarchy fields: parent and subsidiary relationships.
  • Technographic and intent fields: software in use and research activity.

Methodology

Tools were included if they offer enrichment of existing contact or company records as a documented product feature on their own website and operate under the listed name in November 2026. Entries are ordered by enrichment approach: multi-source orchestration and waterfall tools first, ordered by the number of sources they state; then CRM-native enrichment; then single-source providers ordered by the company-record count they publish; then single-source providers that publish no company-record count, ordered by lowest published entry price, with quote-only products last.

Fill rates and accuracy were not tested. Coverage and source counts are vendor-stated. Prices are from official pricing pages in November 2026 in US dollars.

The list

1

Clay

Best for: RevOps teams building multi-source enrichment pipelines

Clay is an orchestration layer rather than a single data source. The company states that one contract gives access to more than 200 data and AI vendors in its marketplace, while the page's structured data refers to more than 150 premium sources. Users build tables in which each row is enriched through multi-provider waterfalls, AI research agents (Claygent) or their own API keys. The free plan includes 500 actions and 100 data credits per month and up to 200 rows per table, but excludes phone enrichment. Launch and Growth plans are listed from US$167 and US$446 per month, with separate pricing for actions and data credits; the FAQ on the same page quotes US$185 and US$495.

Sources (vendor-stated)
200+ data and AI vendors
Pricing
Free; Launch from US$167/month; Growth from US$446/month

Strengths

  • Multi-provider waterfalls available even on the free plan
  • Bring-your-own API keys supported

Limitations

  • Two separate meters (actions and data credits) complicate cost forecasting
  • Free plan excludes phone enrichment
2

FullEnrich

Best for: Filling missing emails and mobile numbers in lead lists

FullEnrich specialises in contact-level enrichment, running each request through a waterfall of more than 20 data sources. Pricing is by credit: a work email costs one credit, a personal email three, a mobile number ten, a reverse email lookup one, and landlines or empty results cost nothing. A free trial offers 50 credits without a credit card; Pro starts at US$29 per month for 500 credits on monthly billing or US$26 per month billed annually for 6,000 credits a year, scaling to US$3,500 per month for 100,000 credits; Enterprise pricing is custom. It is narrower than Clay but requires no workflow building.

Sources (vendor-stated)
20+
Pricing
Free trial (50 credits); Pro from US$29/month

Strengths

  • No charge when no data is found
  • Simple per-field credit table

Limitations

  • Contact-level only; no firmographic or company enrichment described
  • Mobile numbers cost ten credits each
3

HubSpot data enrichment

Best for: Companies already running HubSpot as their CRM

HubSpot completed its acquisition of the B2B data provider Clearbit on 4 December 2023, describing Clearbit as a top B2B data provider that would be integrated into HubSpot's customer platform. Enrichment is now delivered inside the HubSpot CRM. HubSpot's knowledge base documents the feature as data enrichment (the article's address retains the earlier Breeze Intelligence name) and states that it does not consume HubSpot Credits. It is available on Starter, Professional and Enterprise editions of Marketing, Sales, Service, Data and Content Hub, and on Professional and Enterprise editions of Smart CRM and Revenue Hub. Contacts are matched on name and work email and companies on domain, adding fields such as job title, industry and company size.

Origin
Clearbit (acquired by HubSpot, 4 Dec 2023)
Pricing
Included in eligible paid HubSpot subscriptions; no credit consumption

Strengths

  • No separate contract or credit spend for enrichment
  • Runs natively on HubSpot records

Limitations

  • Only available to HubSpot customers
  • Smart CRM and Revenue Hub customers need a Professional or Enterprise edition
4

Dun & Bradstreet

Best for: Enterprise CRM master-data and hierarchy management

Dun & Bradstreet sells enrichment through D&B Connect for Salesforce, which matches CRM records against its Commercial Graph, merges duplicates into a master record and assigns validated records a D-U-N-S Number. The company states that the Commercial Graph contains more than 650 million companies, 550 million contacts and 54 million corporate linkages, and that more than 1,600 data elements are available to license. Data can be loaded through API, batch, cloud, iPaaS or the Salesforce integration. A free trial is offered on request; prices are not published. Clearlake Capital completed its acquisition of the company on 26 August 2025.

Coverage (vendor-stated)
650M+ companies, 550M+ contacts
Ownership
Clearlake Capital (since 26 Aug 2025)
Pricing
Quote-based; free trial on request

Strengths

  • Corporate linkage data for hierarchy roll-ups
  • Deduplication and matching as well as enrichment

Limitations

  • Quote-only pricing
  • Product pages give inconsistent record totals
5

Global Database

Best for: Enriching international accounts with registry-level detail

Global Database, founded in 2015, enriches company records with data it reports sourcing from more than 400 government registries, covering more than 600 million companies in over 200 countries. Its go-to-market products include CRM data enrichment and waterfall contact enrichment, and the same records support KYB, ownership and corporate-linkage checks. Enrichment is delivered through connectors for Salesforce, HubSpot and Microsoft Dynamics, an API, bulk data feeds and an MCP integration. A free trial is available, with paid access arranged by quote. The registry basis makes it relevant where records must include legal entity details such as registration status.

Founded
2015
Coverage (vendor-stated)
600M+ companies, 400+ registries
Pricing
Free trial; quote-based

Strengths

  • Native connectors for three major CRMs
  • Combines firmographic and compliance fields

Limitations

  • Contact enrichment is secondary to company data
  • No published price list
6

ZoomInfo

Best for: Enterprises enriching with firmographic, technographic and intent fields

ZoomInfo states that it holds verified data on more than 500 million contacts and 100 million companies. Its Data API includes enrich endpoints for contacts, companies, corporate hierarchy, technologies, org charts, news, scoops and intent, which allows records to be enriched programmatically as well as through CRM integrations. Pricing is quote-based and depends on features, licence count and credit usage. The breadth of endpoints makes ZoomInfo suitable where enrichment must include technographic and intent fields as well as basic firmographics, but buyers cannot estimate cost without a sales quote.

Coverage (vendor-stated)
500M+ contacts, 100M+ companies
Pricing
Quote-based

Strengths

  • Wide range of enrich endpoints in one API
  • Hierarchy and technology data available

Limitations

  • No published prices
  • Typically sold as part of a broader platform contract
7

Snov.io

Best for: Small teams enriching their own lead lists

Snov.io includes enrichment tokens in its plans, alongside email finding, verification and campaigns: 25 tokens on the free Trial plan, 75 on Starter and 150 on Pro S. Additional enrichment is a separate subscription in which tokens cost US$0.02 each and remain valid for 90 days. Starter costs US$39 per month or US$29.25 per month on annual billing. Because enrichment sits inside a broader prospecting suite, Snov.io is used mainly by small teams that want to enrich their own lead lists without a dedicated enrichment vendor. Enrichment token package prices were not displayed on the pricing page.

Pricing
Enrichment tokens US$0.02 each; Starter US$39/month or US$29.25 annually

Strengths

  • Low per-token price
  • Enrichment bundled with finding and verification

Limitations

  • Token packages not listed on the pricing page
  • Tokens expire after 90 days
8

People Data Labs

Best for: Programmatic enrichment inside software products

People Data Labs provides enrichment primarily by API and CSV upload for engineering and data teams. Its free tier allows up to 100 credits a month but obfuscates email, phone and address fields. The Pro tier starts at US$98 per month with as few as 350 credits and includes contact data and CSV enrichment, with premium fields available as an add-on; Enterprise plans have custom pricing, annual contracts and SSO. Annual commitments are 20% cheaper and volume discounts apply as usage increases. It suits products that enrich records automatically, such as sign-up flows or data warehouses.

Pricing
Free (100 credits/month); Pro from US$98/month

Strengths

  • Published entry pricing and free tier
  • CSV enrichment for non-developers on Pro

Limitations

  • Free tier hides contact fields
  • Premium fields cost extra
9

LeadIQ

Best for: Enriching contacts as sellers capture them

LeadIQ prices enrichment by data type: an email costs one credit, a phone number ten, both eleven, and account enrichment three credits. The free plan includes one user and 50 credits; the Pro plan is shown at US$200 per month for 200 credits, with a 25% discount on annual billing; Enterprise is priced by quote. Its enrichment is typically used at the point of prospect capture, when a seller saves a contact into a CRM or sales-engagement tool, rather than for bulk cleansing of an existing database. The clear per-field pricing makes the cost of each enriched record easy to calculate.

Pricing
Free (50 credits); Pro US$200/month at 200 credits

Strengths

  • Per-field credit pricing published
  • Account enrichment priced separately from contacts

Limitations

  • Not designed for bulk CRM cleansing
  • Phone enrichment is credit-intensive
10

Cognism

Best for: Keeping CRM contact records current over time

Cognism sells CRM Enrichment as either an add-on to its prospecting plans or a standalone product. The product enriches and maintains CRM records, with credits included in the subscription and ongoing maintenance included. Its prospecting plans also include CSV export and enrichment from the Standard tier, and the Pro tier adds on-demand mobile verification. Pricing for all products is personalised according to the product, team set-up and planned usage, and is not published. The ongoing-maintenance element distinguishes it from one-off enrichment of a file.

Pricing
Quote-based

Strengths

  • Ongoing maintenance included, not only one-time enrichment
  • Available without buying the prospecting product

Limitations

  • No published prices
  • Enrichment credit volumes not disclosed on the pricing page
11

TargetWise

Best for: Pay-as-you-go contact lookups and API or AI-agent integrations

TargetWise is a B2B contact-data service that finds work email addresses and business phone numbers by querying around 15 data providers in a single search, rather than relying on one proprietary database. Lookups start from a LinkedIn profile or from a person's name plus company, and the service also offers reverse email lookup and company enrichment. It is aimed at sales, marketing, recruitment and market-research teams, and at AI products that need business contact data. Access is through a web app, a REST API and an MCP server for AI agents and automation tools. Pricing is pay-as-you-go at US$0.09 per work email and US$0.18 per business phone number, with a US$100 minimum top-up and a monthly free allowance of 20 emails and 5 phone numbers.

Pricing
US$0.09 per email, US$0.18 per phone
Free tier
20 emails and 5 phones a month
Access
Web app, REST API, MCP server

Strengths

  • Pay-as-you-go pricing with no subscription
  • Queries about 15 providers in one search
  • REST API and MCP server for AI agents

Limitations

  • Contact data only; no intent or technographic signals
  • US$100 minimum top-up for paid usage
  • No published database size or accuracy figures

Comparison table

ToolApproachVendor-stated scaleEntry pricingFree option
ClayMulti-source orchestration200+ vendorsUS$167/monthFree plan
FullEnrichWaterfall (contacts)20+ sourcesUS$29/monthFree trial
HubSpot data enrichmentCRM-nativeNot publishedIncluded in eligible plansNo credits used
Dun & BradstreetSingle source, CRM matching650M+ companiesQuote-basedFree trial on request
Global DatabaseSingle source, registry-based600M+ companiesQuote-basedFree trial
ZoomInfoSingle source, API and CRM100M+ companiesQuote-basedNo
Snov.ioProspecting suite add-onNot publishedUS$0.02 per tokenFree Trial plan
People Data LabsAPI and CSVNot comparedUS$98/monthFree tier
LeadIQEnrichment at captureNot publishedUS$200/monthFree plan
CognismCRM enrichment and maintenanceNot publishedQuote-basedNo

Frequently asked questions

What is data enrichment in B2B?

B2B data enrichment is the process of adding missing or more current information to existing company and contact records, such as job titles, phone numbers, industry, headcount, technologies used or corporate parent. It is typically run against a CRM or a list file using an identifier such as an email address or website domain, and the added fields are used for segmentation, routing and outreach.

What is waterfall enrichment?

Waterfall enrichment sends a lookup to several data providers in sequence, moving to the next provider only when the previous one returns no result. The aim is a higher fill rate than any single source achieves. FullEnrich states that it queries more than 20 sources this way, and Clay lets users design their own multi-provider waterfalls.

What happened to Clearbit?

HubSpot completed its acquisition of Clearbit on 4 December 2023. Clearbit's enrichment capability has since been integrated into HubSpot's CRM, where the knowledge base now documents it as data enrichment. According to HubSpot, the feature does not consume HubSpot Credits and is available on eligible Starter, Professional and Enterprise subscriptions.

How much does data enrichment cost?

Costs depend on the model. Credit-based tools publish rates, for example FullEnrich from US$29 per month and People Data Labs from US$98 per month, and some charge more credits for phone numbers than emails. HubSpot includes enrichment in eligible paid subscriptions. Enterprise providers such as ZoomInfo, Dun & Bradstreet and Cognism price enrichment by quote.

How often should CRM data be enriched?

There is no fixed rule. Contact details change as people move jobs, so many organisations enrich new records on creation and re-enrich existing records on a schedule. Some products, such as Cognism's CRM Enrichment, include ongoing maintenance in the subscription, while file-based tools require a new enrichment run each time data is refreshed.

See also

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