FULLENRICH VS DATAMAGNET

FullEnrich Finds the Contact. Datamagnet Reads the Profile.

FullEnrich cascades 25+ vendors to produce one verified field: a work email, a personal email, a mobile number. Datamagnet fetches the full record itself — profile, company, posts, engagement, ICP search and job-change signals — live at the moment you ask. Different jobs, and most teams that compare them end up running both.

Datamagnet
FullEnrich
Verified work email & mobile phone
Profile fetched live at request
From its search index
Post content & engagement data
Job-change & engagement signals
6 types
Charged only on successful results
Vendors in the FullEnrich waterfall
25+Vendors in the FullEnrich waterfall
FullEnrich charge per verified mobile
10 creditsFullEnrich charge per verified mobile
Datamagnet live profile or company
1 creditDatamagnet live profile or company

Datamagnet vs FullEnrich: the short answer

FullEnrich and Datamagnet solve different halves of the same problem. FullEnrich is a waterfall enrichment tool: give it a name and company or a LinkedIn URL and it cascades 25+ vendors to return a verified work email, personal email or mobile number, charged only when it finds one. Datamagnet is a live professional-profile data API: POST a profile, company or post URL and get the record as it stands right now, plus ICP search and six job-change and engagement signal types. Pick FullEnrich to reach people. Pick Datamagnet to know them. Teams doing outbound at scale usually run both.

Our verdict

FullEnrich is the better product for the job it does, and Datamagnet does not compete for it — we return no email addresses, no phone numbers, and no verification of either. If your open problem is a dialable mobile or a deliverable inbox, buy FullEnrich and stop reading. Datamagnet earns its place upstream and downstream of that: finding the right people, reading what they publish and who engaged with it, and telling you when they change jobs. These two are complements far more often than they are alternatives.

Which one should you pick?

Straight guidance, including the cases where we're the wrong answer.

Choose Datamagnet if

  • You need the full profile record — work history, education, recommendations, interests — not a single contact field
  • Your workflow starts from a LinkedIn URL or a Sales Navigator search and ends in structured JSON
  • You want post content plus commenters, reactors and reposters as data for engagement-led outbound
  • You need job-change, keyword and company engagement signals pushed to a webhook, not a one-off lookup
  • You want one synchronous request that returns the profile, rather than an async job that FullEnrich documents at 45–60 seconds per contact

Choose FullEnrich if

  • You need verified work emails, personal emails or mobile phone numbers — Datamagnet returns none of them, at any price
  • Deliverability is the whole point: FullEnrich runs syntax, SMTP, catch-all and owner-name checks and discards over 30% of what its providers return
  • You want one vendor instead of a stack — the waterfall replaces separate contracts with Hunter, Snov, ContactOut and the rest
  • Reverse email lookup matters: an inbound address becomes a full person and company profile, a workflow Datamagnet cannot start
  • Your team works in a UI — bulk CSV upload, HubSpot and Salesforce sync, and unlimited seats on every plan including the free trial
  • Procurement wants SOC 2 Type II, GDPR and CCPA documentation before anything gets signed

Datamagnet vs FullEnrich, feature by feature

What each tool actually returns, how fresh it is, and what it costs to run.

Data & API coverage

Data & API coverage: Datamagnet compared with FullEnrich, feature by feature
FeatureDatamagnetFullEnrich
Verified work email No1 credit when found
Verified mobile phone number No10 credits when found
Personal email No3 credits when found
Email verification (syntax, SMTP, catch-all) No Yes
Reverse email lookup (email → person) No1 credit
Native HubSpot & Salesforce sync No Yes
Person profile fetched live at request time1 creditFrom its search index
Company page fetched live at request time1 creditFrom its search index
Post content, comments, reactions, reposts Yes No
Profile activity feed10 credits No
ICP people search10 credits per 25 results0.25 credit per result
Sales Navigator URL search Yes No
Funding-round history from a domain5 credits No
Job-change & engagement signals6 types, HMAC webhooks No
Charged only when the request succeeds Yes Yes

FullEnrich capabilities are summarized from their public documentation and pricing pages, last checked July 2026. Products change — verify against their current offering before you buy.

A contact detail is not a record

FullEnrich produces a field, and produces it carefully: an email that survives an SMTP check, a mobile that still belongs to the person rather than a recycled line. It charges nothing when it finds nothing. But a field says nothing about whether that person still holds the job you found them in, what they published last week, or who commented on it. Datamagnet produces the record — fetched live when you ask rather than read from a stored copy — and then keeps it honest with signals.

  • Find — ICP search, live people search or a Sales Navigator URL returns matching profiles
  • Read — one call returns the live profile; posts, commenters, reactors and reposters come from the Posts API
  • Watch — six signal types fire on job changes, new posts and engagement, delivered by HMAC-signed webhook
  • Reach — hand the LinkedIn URL to FullEnrich when what you need next is the email or the mobile
1 credit
A full live profile or company page on Datamagnet. FullEnrich charges 10 credits for a verified mobile number — different data, different job.

Pricing, side by side

What you pay FullEnrich versus what you pay us, for the same work.

FullEnrich

Credit-based and pay-per-found: a lookup that returns nothing costs nothing, and a landline found instead of a mobile is free. Unlimited users on every plan; credits roll over 3 months on monthly plans, 12 on annual.

Free trialNo credit card required
50 credits
Pro — entry500 credits/mo · ~$0.058 per credit
$29/mo
Pro — mid10,000 credits/mo · ~$0.050 per credit
$499/mo
Pro — high100,000 credits/mo · ~$0.035 per credit
$3,500/mo
EnterpriseBYOK, SSO, reseller and agency terms
Custom

Datamagnet

Credits, not seats. Charged only on successful requests, and 10 free credits to test before you pay anything.

FreeOn signup, no card
10 credits
Starter1,000 credits/mo
$39/mo
Pro10,000 credits/mo
$99/mo
Scale25,000 credits/mo · webhooks + bulk export
$199/mo
Pay-as-you-go200 credits $10 → 100,000 credits $2,000
from $0.02/credit

FullEnrich credits are priced per data type — work email 1, personal email 3, mobile phone 10, reverse lookup 1, and 0.25 per search result. A Datamagnet credit buys a whole live profile, so the per-credit rates are not directly comparable. Competitor pricing is taken from their public pricing page and was last checked July 2026; list prices change and negotiated rates differ. See Datamagnet pricing for our current plans.

Where each tool genuinely wins

No tool wins everywhere. Here's the honest split.

Where FullEnrich wins

  • Verified work emails, personal emails and mobile phone numbers — the entire category Datamagnet does not touch
  • A waterfall across 25+ vendors, so one provider missing a contact does not mean the lookup comes back empty
  • Real verification: SMTP and catch-all deep checks on emails, line-in-service and owner-name matching on US and Canada phone numbers
  • Nothing is charged for a miss, and nothing for a landline when you asked for a mobile
  • Unlimited seats on every plan including the free trial, so a whole team works from one credit pool
  • Reverse email lookup turns an inbound address into a full person and company profile for 1 credit
  • Native HubSpot and Salesforce sync, bulk CSV enrichment, Zapier, Make, n8n and Clay, plus a hosted MCP server
  • SOC 2 Type II, GDPR and CCPA, with enrichment results deleted after three months
  • Search results cost 0.25 credit each — cheaper per profile than our 10-credit search pages

Where Datamagnet wins

  • The profile record fetched at request time rather than read from an index
  • Post content plus commenters, reactors and reposters as structured data
  • Profile activity and company posts, which no contact-finding tool returns
  • Sales Navigator search URLs turned into structured results
  • Six job-change and engagement signal types with ICP filtering and lead scoring
  • Crunchbase-sourced funding-round history from a domain
  • One synchronous POST returns the profile — no async enrichment job to collect later
  • Credits charged only on successful requests, with 10 free credits on signup and no card

Datamagnet vs FullEnrich: FAQ

Not really — they do different jobs. FullEnrich is a waterfall enrichment tool that cascades 25+ vendors to return verified work emails, personal emails and mobile phone numbers. Datamagnet is a live people & company data API that returns profiles, company pages, post content, engagement and job-change signals, and it does not return email addresses or phone numbers at all. Teams running outbound at scale commonly use both: Datamagnet to find and watch people, FullEnrich to reach them.

No. FullEnrich publishes three APIs — contact enrichment, reverse email lookup, and people and company search. They return a person's job title, location, work history and company details, but not the posts someone published, the comments and reactions on those posts, or their activity feed. Datamagnet's Posts API returns post content along with commenters, reactors and reposters as structured JSON, which is the data engagement-led outbound actually runs on.

FullEnrich is credit-based and charges only for data it finds and verifies. The free trial gives 50 credits with no credit card. Pro starts at $29 per month for 500 credits and scales to $3,500 per month for 100,000 credits, falling from roughly $0.058 to $0.035 per credit, with annual billing about 10% cheaper. A work email costs 1 credit, a personal email 3, a mobile phone 10, and a reverse lookup 1. Every plan includes unlimited users.

No. The integrations FullEnrich publishes are its REST API, a hosted MCP server, bulk CSV enrichment, HubSpot and Salesforce sync, and Zapier, Make, n8n and Clay — there is no browser extension among them. You enrich a LinkedIn profile by passing its URL to the app or the API instead. Datamagnet has no Chrome extension either, so neither tool suits a click-from-the-browser workflow; both expect a URL and return JSON.

Yes, and it is the common pattern. Datamagnet handles discovery and monitoring: ICP or Sales Navigator search returns matching profiles, the People API returns each record live, and signals fire when someone changes job or engages with your topics. FullEnrich then takes that LinkedIn URL and returns a verified work email or mobile number. Its own documentation notes that passing a LinkedIn URL lifts email find rates by 5-20% and mobile find rates by 10-60%.

FullEnrich documents that figure and explains it: the service queries providers in sequence, then validates each result for format, carrier, in-service status, mobile versus landline, and whether the line still belongs to the person, rejecting over 30% of what its vendors hand back. The Enrich API is asynchronous and returns results by webhook. Datamagnet's endpoints are synchronous single POSTs, but they are returning a full profile record rather than hunting a phone number.

Try Datamagnet against FullEnrich on your own data

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  • Live data at request time
  • Charged only on success
  • No seats, no annual contract

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