FullEnrich Pricing 2026: Plans, Credits and What 1M Records Cost

The cheapest FullEnrich plan is the free trial: $0 for 50 credits, no card. The cheapest paid plan is Pro at $29 a month for 500 credits. Most teams buy Pro at $55 a month for 1,000 credits, which FullEnrich marks "Most popular" (FullEnrich pricing, September 2026).

A work email costs 1 credit, so 1M work emails is 1M credits a month. That is ten times the top of the Pro slider, so there is no public price at 1M. The highest public monthly tier is 100,000 credits for $3,500 a month ($0.035 a credit), and above that you contact sales. The yearly toggle lists 1,200,000 credits a year for $37,800 billed yearly. FullEnrich lists annual credits as granted per year with a 12-month rollover. It does not say whether they land on day one (FullEnrich pricing, October 2026). At the top monthly rate, 1M credits would be $35,000 a month at list rate, if sold at that volume.

FullEnrich bills per found result, not per seat. Every plan includes unlimited users. The cost driver is which fields you ask for: a mobile number is 10 times the price of a work email.

Plans

FullEnrich sells three plans: Free trial, Pro and Enterprise. Pro is a slider of credit tiers, billed monthly or annually. Annual billing is about 10% cheaper and grants credits per year (FullEnrich pricing, September 2026).

Source: FullEnrich pricing and its machine-readable copy at fullenrich.com/pricing.md, both checked September 2026. The table shows 7 of 11 monthly tiers and 3 of 11 annual tiers. Past 100K credits a month, or 1.2M a year, the page says to contact sales.

Most features are on every plan: waterfall enrichment, search, bulk CSV, API, MCP and HubSpot. Credit limits per user and low-credit alerts are Pro and up. Custom rate limits are Enterprise only.

What a credit buys

A credit is charged only when FullEnrich finds and verifies a result. A miss costs nothing (FullEnrich docs, September 2026).

All sources checked September 2026. A contact with a work email and a mobile costs 11 credits. Via MCP, a search gives a free preview of the first 10 results plus the total count (FullEnrich help, September 2026).

Hidden costs

The price per credit is easy to read. The bill also depends on your field mix, your find rate and the ceiling at the top of the slider.

• Mobile dominates the bill. At 10 credits a mobile against 1 for a work email, a list with phones costs 11 times a list with emails only.
• Search is metered. Each person or company returned costs 0.25 credits, and the results carry no emails or phones. You pay to browse, then pay again to enrich (FullEnrich docs, September 2026).
• The slider stops at 100K. Above 100K credits a month you negotiate. The price there is not published. FullEnrich publishes no monthly price above 100,000 credits ($3,500 a month), and above that the page says contact sales. The yearly toggle stops at 1,200,000 credits a year for $37,800 (FullEnrich pricing, September 2026).
• Rollover is short on monthly plans. Unused credits carry for 3 months. Annual plans carry for 12 (FullEnrich pricing, September 2026).
• Duplicates are not caught everywhere. The 3-month free re-enrichment needs identical input. FullEnrich does not deduplicate within the same bulk, and simultaneous requests for one contact both bill (FullEnrich docs, September 2026).
• The API is throttled. The default is 60 calls a minute and 100 contacts per request, so 6,000 contacts a minute at most. Enrichment is asynchronous, so you run a webhook or poll (FullEnrich docs, September 2026).
• Higher limits are a sales conversation. Custom rate limits, a priority queue and BYOK are Enterprise features (FullEnrich pricing, September 2026).
• Enterprise SSO is an add-on. Google SSO is on every plan. A custom identity provider costs extra.

Worked examples

All examples assume one lookup per record and every record found. Real spend is lower, because FullEnrich says it finds about 80% of work emails (FullEnrich pricing.md, September 2026). Prices come from the monthly slider. Above 100K credits the figures are extrapolations at list rate, if sold at that volume. They use $0.035 a credit (the top tier) and $0.0315 (the best annual rate: $37,800 / 1,200,000). They are not quotes.

10k records a month

• Work email only: 10,000 credits. The 10K tier is $499 a month.
• Annual billing: 120,000 credits a year is $454 a month.
• Work email and mobile: 10,000 x 11 = 110,000 credits. That is above the top tier. At $0.035 it is about $3,850 a month.
• LeadOcean Pro: $499 flat. For emails only, FullEnrich costs the same at this volume.

1M records a month

• Work email only: 1,000,000 credits. No public price at 1M. At list rate, if sold at that volume, $0.035 is $35,000 a month and $0.0315 is $31,500. The $0.055 rate is the 1,000-credit tier, not the cheapest path.
• Work email and mobile: 11,000,000 credits x $0.035 = $385,000 a month.
• At the 80% email find rate, 1M lookups bill about 800,000 credits, or $28,000 at $0.035.
• API pacing: 1M records at 100 per request is 10,000 requests. At 60 a minute that is 167 minutes, about 2.8 hours.
• LeadOcean Pro: $499 flat.

25M records a month

• Work email only: 25,000,000 credits x $0.035 = $875,000 a month. At $0.0315 it is $787,500.
• Work email and mobile: 275,000,000 credits x $0.035 = $9,625,000 a month.
• API pacing: 250,000 requests at 60 a minute is 4,167 minutes, about 2.9 days, unless Enterprise raises the limit.
• LeadOcean Pro: $499 flat. A very large month is paced down to one request a minute past the fair-usage line rather than cut off. One email to support gets more headroom.

Break-even against a $499 flat fee is about 10,000 found work emails a month. Below that, FullEnrich is cheaper. Above it, the gap widens with every record.

Is it worth it

FullEnrich is worth it when mobile numbers matter and volume is modest. You pay only for verified finds, and the waterfall queries 25+ sources.

• Solo founder or one rep: The free trial gives 50 credits. Pro at $55 covers 1,000 work emails or 100 mobiles. Stay there until the credits run out.
• SDR team of 5 to 20: Pro at 5K to 25K credits fits. Users are free, so a bigger team does not raise the bill. Budget for mobiles at 10 credits each.
• RevOps or data engineer feeding a pipeline: Check the 60 calls a minute limit and the async flow first. Above 100K credits a month you need a contract.
• Agency or product team: Enterprise includes a reseller agreement and sub API accounts. Standard Pro is for your own use.
• Large enterprise: Ask for Enterprise. Rate limits, BYOK and SSO are not on the public slider.

For a wider comparison, see the FullEnrich alternative page and FullEnrich alternatives.

Alternatives with a different price model

These three charge by seat, by record retrieved or by flat fee, not by found credit.

Apollo: pay per seat. Basic is $49 per seat a month billed annually, with 2,500 credits a month per seat. A work email is 1 credit and a phone number is 8 (Apollo pricing, September 2026). It is a sales workspace, so you pay for seats as well as data. See Apollo.io pricing.

People Data Labs: pay per record retrieved. Free gives up to 100 credits a month with contact data obfuscated. Pro starts at $98 a month for 350 credits, with volume pricing above that and custom Enterprise terms (People Data Labs pricing, September 2026). It is an API product with no seats. See People Data Labs alternatives.

LeadOcean: flat fee. Free is 1,000 records one-off with no card. Pro is $499 a month with unlimited searches, enrichments and lookups, 100 requests per second per key and 5 API keys. There are no seats, no credits and no overage invoice. It covers 693M people and 63M companies over REST and MCP. Mobile numbers come from GET /v2/people/phone, and 166M people have a phone on file. It has no sequencer, dialer or CRM. See pricing and /alternatives/fullenrich.

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