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ANALYSIS VERDICT

FullEnrich leads on autonomy (68 vs 67), while Hunter.io starts at $0/mo. Select Hunter.io for industry-standard domain search showing public email patterns; consider FullEnrich if you prioritize industry-leading european direct dial match rates.

Metric / Feature
Autonomy Score (AES)
67/100
68/100
Value-to-Cost Ratio5.053.82
Starting Price$0/mo$55/mo
Pricing Modelfreemiumpaid
Primary Strengths
  • Industry-standard domain search showing public email patterns
  • Fast bulk verification API
  • Free plan with recurring monthly searches
  • Industry-leading European direct dial match rates
  • Multi-provider waterfall engine
  • Credits only deducted on valid matches
Tradeoffs
  • Does not provide direct mobile phone numbers
  • Less context on tech stack firmographics
  • Focused purely on contact data; no built-in sequencing
  • No native cold email sender
Common Integrations

HubSpot, Zapier

Unique Integrations

Salesforce, Pipedrive, API

Clay, Make

Pricing tier comparison

Hunter.io tiers

Free
$0 /month
  • 50 credits per month
  • Basic Discover B2B database filters
  • AI Assistant in Discover
  • Connect 1 email account
  • 500 recipients per sequence
  • Unlimited team members
Starter
$49 /month
  • 2,000 credits per month
  • Auto-verification & Lead enrichment
  • Advanced Discover filters
  • Connect 3 email accounts
  • AI Writing Assistant
  • Unlimited team members
Growth
$149 /month
  • 10,000 credits per month
  • Auto-verification & Lead enrichment
  • Connect 10 email accounts
  • AI Writing Assistant
  • Priority support
  • Unlimited team members
Scale
$299 /month
  • 25,000 credits per month
  • Auto-verification & Lead enrichment
  • Connect 20 email accounts
  • AI Writing Assistant
  • Priority support
  • Unlimited team members

FullEnrich tiers

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