Datagma vs FullEnrich (2026): which should you pick?

Pick Datagma if

• Fits if mobile numbers are what you're after
• Works for one person who wants an API on the free plan

Look elsewhere if

• Tight if you need phones: 30 credits each, so Regular gives about 100 numbers a month
• Skip it if you want much from the free plan, as it's 3 phones a month
• Pricey if you add people: extra seats are $5 each a month and share the credit pool
• Watch out: the coverage claims on the site are the vendor's own

Pick FullEnrich if

• Fits if a single data provider keeps coming back empty on your lists
• Works for teams with many users who'd rather not pay per seat, or developers adding lookups by API or MCP

Look elsewhere if

• Pricey if you mostly want mobile numbers, at 10 credits each against 1 for a work email
• Skip it if you prospect by clicking around LinkedIn, as no browser extension is on record
• Not for you if your CRM isn't HubSpot and you don't want to wire up Zapier or the API
• Tight if you're trying it free: 50 credits is 50 work emails or 5 mobile numbers
• Watch out: unused credits roll over only 3 months on monthly billing, and 10,000 credits a month cost $454 billed yearly

Datagma

• One credit buys an email but 30 credits buy a phone, so the monthly phone count on each plan is small: 100 on Regular.
• Extra seats cost $5 per user per month. Credits are shared by the whole account, not per seat.
• Unused credits roll over for up to 12 months on paid plans.
• The Free plan includes only 3 phones a month; coverage claims on the site are the vendor's own.

FullEnrich

• A mobile number costs 10 credits and a personal email 3, against 1 for a work email, so Pro's 500 monthly credits cover about 50 numbers.
• Unused credits roll over for 3 months on monthly billing and 12 months on annual, where the year's credits are granted together.
• HubSpot is the only native CRM integration; other tools connect through Zapier, Make, n8n or the API.
• The pages read describe a web app, an API and integrations, with no mention of a browser extension or mobile app.

Datagma

Phone finder

Looks up direct mobile numbers from a name and company, with no profile URL needed. The site says it returns mobiles only, not landlines or switchboards, and flags WhatsApp numbers.

Email finder

Finds work emails and checks them before delivery. The extension page says each email is verified with NeverBounce, and catch-all addresses are detected.

Chrome extension

Reveals an email or mobile on a professional profile in one click. It also exports up to 2,500 leads from a Sales Navigator search and extracts people who commented on a post.

File upload enrichment

Upload a CSV of up to 50,000 rows and get back phones, emails and company details such as funding and tech stack.

REST API and integrations

A REST API is on every plan. The site lists Clay, Zapier, Make, n8n and Salesforce, plus waterfall partners such as BetterContact and FullEnrich.

FullEnrich

Waterfall enrichment

Each request goes to one provider after another, across more than 20, and stops at the first verified match. Providers are chosen by the lead's region.

Email and phone verification

Emails pass syntax, SMTP and catch-all checks with a confidence score; phones are checked for landlines, out-of-service numbers and, in the US and Canada, the owner's name.

People and company search

Build lists from 800 million people and 50 million companies with filters such as job title, seniority, headcount, industry and location, or start from a CSV of companies.

Reverse email lookup

Turn a work or personal email into a full person and company profile for 1 credit.

API, MCP and no-code

Enrichment, search and reverse lookup through a REST API with webhooks, an MCP server for Claude and other agents, and Zapier, Make, n8n and Clay.

Team credit controls

Unlimited users share one credit balance, with per-user credit limits, usage monitoring by user and data type, and low-credit alerts on paid plans.

Datagma

• Free$0

  100 credits a month (100 emails or 3 phones), 1 seat, API access and WhatsApp integration.

• Regular$39

  per month for 3,000 credits, billed annually ($49 billed monthly)

  3,000 credits a month (3,000 emails or 100 phones) and 1 seat. Catch-all emails do not use credits.

• Popular$79

  per month for 7,500 credits, billed annually ($99 billed monthly)

  7,500 credits a month (7,500 emails or 250 phones) and 3 seats.

• Expert$209

  per month for 22,500 credits, billed annually ($249 billed monthly)

  22,500 credits a month (22,500 emails or 750 phones), 5 seats and priority support.

• EnterpriseCustom

  For more than 750 phones a month: custom limits, a dedicated account manager and custom SLAs. Sold through sales.

FullEnrich

• Pro$26

  per month for 500 credits a month, billed annually ($29 monthly)

  Every feature, unlimited users and credit rollover. Price rises with credits: $454 a month at 10,000 credits a month billed annually ($499 monthly).

• EnterpriseCustom

  Pro plus priority support, a dedicated account manager, custom rate limits, bring-your-own API keys, custom SSO and reseller or agency terms.

Datagma

• Annual discount

  20% off with annual billing

  The pricing page shows paid plans 20% cheaper when billed yearly, for example $39 a month on Regular against $49 billed monthly.

FullEnrich

• Annual discount

  About 10% off with annual billing

  FullEnrich lists annual billing as about 10% cheaper: 500 credits a month cost $26 a month billed yearly ($312) against $29 billed monthly.