The two tools in four points
- How they relate
- FullEnrich can run inside Clay as one more provider, on Clay’s data credits or with your own FullEnrich API key; FullEnrich also names Clay among its customers on its careers page.
- How you are billed
- FullEnrich: credits only, 1 per work email and 10 per mobile found. Clay: two meters, data credits and actions, sold in separate tiers; Launch starts at $185 a month.
- Who sets it up
- FullEnrich decides the order of its providers for you. In Clay, you choose the providers, their order and the rules of each column.
- Beyond enrichment
- Clay adds a 900-million-person search, AI research and a sequencer for cold email. FullEnrich stops at the data and hands it to other tools.
FullEnrich inside Clay: the native integration
Clay’s integration page offers FullEnrich’s work-email and mobile lookups on every plan, paid in Clay’s data credits (the rate shows in the app) or with your own FullEnrich account. With your own key, which FullEnrich’s documentation describes, Clay charges 0 data credits and 1 action per row.
With your own key, you pay twice: FullEnrich’s credits for each email or mobile found, at its usual rates, and Clay’s actions for each row run. Clay’s Free plan includes 500 actions a month; above that, Launch starts at $185 a month with 15,000 actions.
Clay’s own work-email waterfall lists Prospeo, Dropcontact, Datagma, Hunter, People Data Labs, Nimbler, Apollo, Lusha and Snov.io (its Apollo and Lusha lookups need your own account with them). FullEnrich is not named there, but can be added as a step like any marketplace provider. Clay counts 150+ providers on its marketplace (another of its pages says 200+).
What work emails cost in FullEnrich, in Clay and with Emelia
One month, emails only, monthly billing. Clay publishes two costs for a work email: 1 data credit and 3 actions in its pricing calculator, 0.5 data credit and 1 action in a help-centre example; the Clay column gives both. Emelia: its credit subscription alone.
Work emails a month, both Clay readings
1,000 emails
5,000 emails
10,000 emails
50,000 emails
Prices excluding tax, read on October 20, 2026 for FullEnrich and on October 16, 2026 for Clay. Clay: cheapest Launch combination of a data-credit tier and an action tier, without top-ups. A row names a tool only when it is cheaper under both Clay readings, and, in euros, at any rate between €1 = $1 and €1 = $1.25.
Mobile numbers: 10 credits, or 5 credits and 3 actions
A mobile costs 10 credits at FullEnrich. In Clay, a phone number costs 5 data credits and 3 actions per its calculator; its Free plan does not include phone numbers. Emelia searches several providers and refunds the credits when no number is found; each row compares the price of the numbers found.
Mobile numbers a month, on Launch tiers
20 numbers
100 numbers
200 numbers
1,000 numbers
2,000 numbers
Per month, excluding tax. Above the largest tiers, FullEnrich and Clay move to Enterprise and Emelia has no larger pack than 100,000 credits.
What Clay adds: tables, AI research and its own sequencer
Clay is a workspace for building lists and enrichment logic, of which finding an email is one step.
- Search: 900 million people and 70 million companies, filtered for free; FullEnrich’s Search lists 800 million people, without emails or phones inside.
- AI research: Claygent runs web research on each row, from 1 data credit per run with Clay’s Helium model.
- Sending: a Sequencer for cold email from Launch, built on Smartlead, at 1 action per lead; no LinkedIn automation of its own.
- CRM: automatic sync with HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive and Close from Growth; FullEnrich connects natively to HubSpot only.
- Browser: two Chrome extensions, Clay for Chrome and Clip to Clay; FullEnrich has none since June 2025.
FullEnrich or Clay: who builds the enrichment
When the goal is to find the email and the mobile of known people and then write to them, Emelia does both from a credit pack starting at $19 a month, with email and LinkedIn sequences in the same tool once you take a plan, and nothing to assemble.
Between FullEnrich and Clay, the difference is who designs the process. FullEnrich runs a waterfall it maintains and bills one credit count per result. Clay hands you the parts, providers, AI and sequencer, and bills the platform’s actions on top of the data; it can run FullEnrich itself as one of those parts.
Questions on running FullEnrich and Clay
Yes, two ways: on Clay’s data credits, like any marketplace provider, or with your own FullEnrich API key, in which case Clay charges 1 action per row and no data credit, and FullEnrich charges its credits for what it finds.
Neither does, according to each pricing page: FullEnrich spends credits only on data it finds, and Clay takes no data credits or actions when an enrichment returns nothing. Emelia charges only found emails and numbers too.
Clay has a Free plan with 100 data credits and 500 actions a month, without phone numbers. FullEnrich gives 50 credits once, valid 30 days. Emelia gives 20 credits at sign-up with a work email, plus a 7-day trial.
Emelia features: Email finder · Emelia pricing
Emelia is a FullEnrich competitor. We have tried to stay fair: every figure about FullEnrich comes from its own website or public review sites.
