Preview
What it is.
Before committing to a data vendor, this tells you whether the list you want exists. Clay is a spreadsheet where a column can call a data provider, an AI research agent or an API, and providers run in order until one returns a match.
The free plan gives you 500 actions a month, 100 data credits a month, unlimited seats and tables, and a 200 row limit per table. Actions and data credits are metered separately, and leaving every provider switched on across a wide table empties both fast.
What you get.
- 500 actions and 100 data credits a month, enough to prove a segment out.
- Coverage from several providers without a contract with each of them.
- Unlimited seats and tables, so the team works in one account.
- Claygent answering a research question per row, which replaces a manual tab-by-tab check.
How to set it up.
Create a table and import 50 companies from a CSV before you try a broad search.
Add a company enrichment column first, since firmographic data is cheaper than contact data.
Build the email waterfall with two providers before adding a third, and watch the match rate per provider.
Keep tables under the 200 row free limit while you tune the columns, then scale once the recipe works.
Turn off any provider that is not improving coverage, because every enabled provider spends credits.
Export the matched rows to your sequencer for sending, and keep the table as the source list.
Pricing Plans
Free
$0
500 actions a month, 100 data credits a month, 200 rows per table
Paid plans
From $125
a month at 2,500 data credits, rising with volume
Use cases
Prove a segment exists
Build the list you want inside the free actions and see how much of it comes back filled.
Coverage test before a contract
Run the same accounts through several providers and compare what each one found.
Enrich a webinar list
Upload the registrations and add the company fields sales needs before follow-up.
Best for
Testing a list before buying data
500 actions is enough to check whether a segment can be built at all, which is the question a data contract cannot answer for you.
Signal-based prospecting
A column per signal, such as a job change or a hiring page, turns a static list into a triggered one.
Small teams with no data budget
Unlimited seats on the free plan means the whole team can look at the same table without buying licenses.
Open the tool
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