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Lead enrichment

Replaces Clay. 2 ways out. Best: Clay (free tier) (cheaper plan), about $2,208 saved in year one.

Modeled, not measured. Savings use public prices and planning assumptions: the bill you stop paying, minus the new tool, your upkeep time and your setup time at $50/hour, over the first 12 months. No verified migrations yet. Check the must-haves in each recipe before you switch.

What you use

  • Contact and company enrichment
  • Waterfall across data providers
  • Tables and workflows

Not covered

  • AI web research agent
  • CRM sync
  • Email sequencing
  • Signals and intent tracking

Check before switching

  • You only rely on: Contact and company enrichment, Waterfall across data providers, Tables and workflows
  • Export your data from Clay before canceling

Agents: get_recipe("replace-clay") on the Stackcut MCP server.

2 ways out, best first

Cheaper planClay (free tier)Saves $2,208 in year one
$185/mo today → $0/mo · setup 0.25 h · then $2,220/yr · payback 0.1 mo
1 seat. If your use fits the free tier (100 data credits and 500 actions/mo; unlimited seats).
Covers 67% of the core features (not: Waterfall across data providers)
Free plan: 100 data credits and 500 actions/mo with unlimited seats.
Sources: clay.com
Switch vendorHunterSaves $1,582 in year one
$185/mo today → $49/mo · setup 1 h · then $1,632/yr · payback 0.4 mo
1 seat. For just finding/verifying emails, Hunter starts at $34/mo annual.
Covers 33% of the core features (not: Waterfall across data providers, Tables and workflows)
For just finding/verifying emails, Hunter starts at $34/mo annual.
Sources: clay.comhunter.io

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