Pricing analysis FullEnrich has a free trial (50 credits, one-time), one Pro plan sold as a credit slider, and a custom Enterprise plan. Pro starts at $29/month for 500 credits ($55 for 1,000, $255 for 5,000, up to $3,500/month for 100,000 credits), and annual billing is about 10% cheaper. Credits are only spent when verified data is found: a work email costs 1 credit, a personal email 3, a mobile phone 10. Every plan includes unlimited users, and unused credits roll over for 3 months on monthly plans and 12 months on annual plans.
Plans
FullEnrich ships 5 tiers. Per-seat pricing combined with a credit system for data lookups - the listed price is rarely the real cost.
FullEnrich pricing tiers - checked on the vendor's own pricing page (USD):
| Plan | Monthly billing | Annual billing (per month) | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free trial | $0 | $0 | 50 credits (one-time), no credit card required |
| Pro 500 credits | $29/mo | $26/mo | 500/month |
| Pro 750 credits | $42.75/mo | $39/mo | 750/month |
| Pro 1,000 credits | $55/mo | $49/mo | 1,000/month |
| Pro 1,500 credits | $79.5/mo | $71/mo | 1,500/month |
| Pro 2,000 credits | $104/mo | $94/mo | 2,000/month |
| Pro 5,000 credits | $255/mo | $232/mo | 5,000/month |
| Pro 10,000 credits | $499/mo | $454/mo | 10,000/month |
| Pro 15,000 credits | $720/mo | $655/mo | 15,000/month |
| Pro 25,000 credits | $1150/mo | $1046/mo | 25,000/month |
| Pro 50,000 credits | $1950/mo | $1769/mo | 50,000/month |
| Pro 100,000 credits | $3500/mo | $3150/mo | 100,000/month |
| Enterprise | Custom | Custom | Above 100,000 credits/month (1,200,000/year): contact sales |
Every plan includes unlimited users. Unused credits roll over for 3 months on monthly plans and 12 months on annual plans. The pricing page may display euros to visitors in France (we saw €0.055 per credit for the 1,000 credits/month tier), while the vendor's machine-readable pricing is in USD.
Credits
FullEnrich bills actions in credits with non-equal costs. A 5,000-credit plan does NOT mean 5,000 lookups.
FullEnrich is credit-based, and credits are only spent when verified data is found (not found = 0 credits). Any credit can be spent on any data type:
Pro is a credit slider from 500 to 100,000 credits per month ($29 to $3,500 on monthly billing). Annual billing is about 10% cheaper and credits roll over for 12 months instead of 3.
Compare
How FullEnrich stacks against Derrick, Hunter, and the other tools we benchmarked.
Side-by-side : FullEnrich versus Derrick App on the cost lines that drive total spend, not just the headline tier price :
| Dimension | FullEnrich | Derrick App |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing entry | Pro from $29/month (500 credits) | Free plan · from €20/month (10,000 credits) |
| Data architecture | Waterfall across 25+ sources | Multi-source lookup in a web app, Google Sheets add-on, MCP and REST API |
| Work email | 1 credit | 5 credits, already verified (€0.01 at the Standard rate) |
| Mobile phone | 10 credits | 200 credits (€0.40 at the Standard rate) |
| Credit rollover | 3 months (monthly plans), 12 months (annual plans) | Never expire while you stay on a paid plan |
| Google Sheets | Via Zapier, Make or n8n templates | Native add-on (sidebar) |
| API and MCP | Listed on the plans | From the Plus plan (€47.50/month) |
FullEnrich is built around a waterfall across 25+ sources, with unlimited users on every plan. Derrick is the web app or spreadsheet data layer, and its credits never expire while you stay on a paid plan.
What's included
What the vendor lists on its plans :
The verdict
FullEnrich is the right tool for teams that want waterfall enrichment across 25+ sources, with a clear credit price per data type and no per-seat fees: every plan includes unlimited users, and credits are only spent when verified data is found. Credits also roll over for 3 months on monthly plans and 12 months on annual plans. The cost grows quickly for phone-heavy workflows, since a mobile phone costs 10 credits, and for teams who want one tool for enrichment plus outreach, since FullEnrich is enrichment-only. For its core ICP - teams replacing several enrichment subscriptions - FullEnrich is a clean stack-collapse buy.
derrick •
Install the add-on and enrich your lists without leaving your spreadsheet.
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Switch to Derrick
Derrick is a web app: nothing to install, no credit card, 100 free credits every month.
Sign up on the Derrick web app. Nothing to install, no credit card required: you start with 100 free credits per month.
Upload the CSV you exported from FullEnrich, paste LinkedIn URLs, or import from LinkedIn Sales Navigator. The same actions also run in Google Sheets, in Claude (MCP) and via the API.
Pick the column to enrich and the data you need: emails, phone numbers, LinkedIn data, company info, tech stack. Derrick fills the columns, and the email and phone finders only charge for what they find.
FullEnrich Pro starts at $29/month for 500 credits ($55 for 1,000 credits, $255 for 5,000, up to $3,500 for 100,000 credits), or about 10% less on annual billing. Above that, Enterprise is custom. For a credit plan whose credits never expire while you stay on a paid plan, Derrick App starts at 20 EUR/month for 10,000 credits spent in the web app, Google Sheets, Claude or the API.
FullEnrich's free trial provides 50 credits one-time, with no credit card required. It is useful for evaluation but not for production use. Paid plans start at $29/month. For another free entry point, Derrick App offers a free plan with 100 credits/month.
FullEnrich's headline price ($29/month) buys 500 credits. The real cost depends on what you look up: a work email is 1 credit, a personal email 3 and a mobile phone 10. Credits are only spent when verified data is found. Every plan includes unlimited users, so seats never add cost, and unused credits roll over for 3 months on monthly plans and 12 months on annual plans. Above 100,000 credits per month, pricing is custom.
FullEnrich starts at $29/month for 500 credits and scales along a credit slider. Derrick App runs on credits : a free plan with 100 a month, then 10,000 for 20 EUR, spent row by row in the web app, Google Sheets, Claude or the API, and credits never expire while you stay on a paid plan. A work email costs 5 credits on Derrick (already verified) and a phone number 200 credits, against 1 and 10 credits at FullEnrich, so compare the cost per result, not per credit.
Yes, within limits. Pro is a credit slider from 500 to 100,000 credits per month, every plan includes unlimited users, and unused credits roll over for 3 months (monthly plans) or 12 months (annual plans). Annual billing is about 10% cheaper than monthly.
For web app or spreadsheet workflows, Derrick App from 20 EUR/month is the most direct lower-cost alternative. For broader B2B database access at low entry cost, Apollo has a generous free tier (10K credits/month). For pure email finding, Hunter starts at €34/month. See the full FullEnrich alternatives guide for the ranked decision framework.
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