Datagma

Datagma is a B2B data-enrichment service that finds verified email addresses and direct mobile numbers in real time. Its Phone Finder searches using a person’s full name and company, without requiring a professional profile URL. Datagma validates catch-all emails using professional networks, GitHub and real bounce data. A free Chrome extension can reveal verified contact details on professional profiles and Sales Navigator searches. For bulk enrichment, CSV uploads can contain up to 50,000 rows and return more than 75 enriched data points. A REST API is included on all plans, alongside integrations such as Zapier, Make, Captain Data, HubSpot, PhantomBuster, n8n, Clay and a REST API. Datagma says credits are charged only when a verified email or phone is found, and empty results use none; paid-plan credits roll over for up to 12 months. The free plan includes 90 emails and three phones per month. Regular costs $49 a month and includes 3,000 emails and 100 phones. Datagma is headquartered in Paris and was founded in 2021.

Datagma offers contact enrichment through search, browser extension, bulk CSV processing and API access. The free plan is limited, while paid plans add larger monthly allowances and credit rollover.

Datagma is aimed at sales teams, recruiters, business developers, real-estate agents, growth teams and RevOps or CRM teams that need contact enrichment. Its API, extension and bulk upload options serve different ways of finding or processing contact data.

Datagma is a B2B contact-data service for sales, recruiting, and operations teams that need to identify business contacts across individual searches and larger workflows. Its strongest fit is a team that needs both email and phone lookup, while its phone quotas make plan choice important for phone-heavy prospecting.

The pay-on-success credit policy is a practical advantage; the free tier is better for occasional use than sustained outreach.

Overview

Datagma pairs contact lookup with email verification and bulk enrichment. Its Phone Finder can search by a person’s full name and company without requiring a professional profile URL, a useful option when a team has basic identifying details but no profile link. Datagma charges credits only when it finds a verified email or phone, so unsuccessful searches do not eat into an allowance.

Unused credits roll over for up to 12 months on paid plans, which helps teams whose prospecting volume varies. Datagma reports up to 93% email confidence and third place for EMEA phone coverage in a Clay benchmark it cites. Those claims suggest particular interest for teams seeking European phone coverage, but the monthly phone allowances remain the more concrete planning constraint.

Key features

• Phone Finder: Search by full name and company without a professional profile URL. This makes targeted lookups less dependent on having a profile link.
• Email verification: Catch-all email validation uses professional networks, GitHub, and real bounce data. It addresses a difficult category of email checks, though the reported confidence figure is not a substitute for judging whether the results fit a team’s needs.
• Chrome extension: The free extension reveals verified emails and direct mobile numbers on professional profiles and Sales Navigator searches. It suits individual, profile-led lookups rather than replacing bulk workflows.
• CSV enrichment: File Upload accepts CSVs of up to 50,000 rows and can return more than 75 enriched data points. That is the clearest fit for teams processing contact lists at scale, but File Upload enrichment starts with the Popular plan.
• Integrations and API: A REST API is included on all plans, alongside integrations with Zapier, Make, Captain Data, HubSpot, PhantomBuster, n8n, and Clay. The API’s presence on the free tier gives teams a route to connect workflows before paying, while higher plans are chiefly differentiated by allowances and seats.
• Privacy approach: The extension fetches data in real time from the public web without storing contact databases, and Datagma describes it as EU-compliant by design. That approach may appeal to teams concerned about how extension-based contact data is handled.

Pricing

Datagma uses a freemium model, with paid plans starting at $49/mo. Its monthly plans exchange higher allowances and, on some tiers, more seats or features for higher prices. The low phone counts relative to email counts matter most for teams that rely on direct numbers.

• Free — free: 3 phones and 90 emails per month, one seat, API access, and WhatsApp integration. It works for occasional lookups or an initial workflow, but the phone cap is too small for steady phone-led prospecting.
• Regular — $49 a month: 100 phones and 3,000 emails per month, one seat, API access, WhatsApp integration, and free catch-all emails. It is the entry paid tier for one-person use; the phone allowance is still modest, and it does not include file upload enrichment.
• Popular — $99 a month: 250 phones and 7,500 emails per month, three seats, API access, WhatsApp integration, and file upload enrichment. This is the more practical choice for a small team that needs CSV processing, though the phone quota remains much lower than the email quota.
• Expert — $249 a month: 750 phones and 22,500 emails per month, five seats, API access, WhatsApp integration, and priority support. It suits larger teams with higher recurring volume or a need for priority support, but it is a substantial step up from Popular.
• Enterprise — custom pricing: Custom limits, a dedicated account manager, and custom service-level agreements. It is the tier for organizations that need tailored limits and account support rather than a fixed monthly allowance.

There is no free trial. The free plan provides a way to try the service without a trial period, but its three monthly phone searches and 90 emails limit meaningful ongoing use. Paid-plan rollover can help with uneven demand, but it does not replace choosing a sufficient monthly allowance.

Platforms

Datagma is available on the web, through a browser extension, and via API. Its Chrome extension is free, and the REST API is included across all plans. The combination supports both profile-based research and connected workflows; teams needing CSV enrichment must choose Popular or above.

Who it's for

Datagma is best suited to sales teams, recruiters, business developers, real-estate agents, growth teams, and RevOps or CRM teams that need verified contact details in individual or bulk workflows. It is a better fit when name-and-company phone search, catch-all email checks, or CSV enrichment are useful than when the core requirement is a high volume of phone numbers on the cheapest plan.

Pros and cons

• Pro — Pay only for successful finds: Empty results consume no credits, reducing the cost of searches that return nothing.
• Pro — Broad workflow coverage: Web search, a free extension, API access on every plan, and integrations support both individual research and connected processes.
• Pro — Large CSV capacity: File Upload supports up to 50,000 rows and more than 75 enriched data points, a meaningful option for teams handling lists rather than one contact at a time.
• Con — Tight free phone allowance: Three phones per month makes the free tier unsuitable for regular phone prospecting.
• Con — Bulk enrichment costs at least $99 a month: Regular lacks File Upload, so teams that need CSV processing must move to Popular.
• Con — Phone allowances trail email allowances: Even Expert includes 750 phones against 22,500 emails per month, limiting its appeal for phone-first teams.

Alternatives

Consider GetEmail.io if a free plan with 10 monthly credits, CSV download, and API access better matches a small email-finding workflow; it also offers a free trial. Choose GetProspect if its free allowance of 50 valid emails and 100 email verifications better suits an email-focused starting point. Hunter is another freemium option, with a free plan providing 50 monthly credits, basic Discover filters, one connected email account, and 500 recipients per sequence.

Kaspr offers a free per-user plan with monthly B2B email, phone, and direct email credits, alongside exports and CSV usage. SignalHire has a free plan and free trial, with five credits and 10 free monthly credits through its extension. Voila Norbert is a freemium option with a free trial and pay-as-you-go email verification. Wiza provides a free plan with 20 valid emails and five phone numbers, while its Email plan is listed at $83 a month billed at $990 per year. AeroLeads is another freemium alternative with a free plan and no free trial.

For a broader shortlist, see Email Finder Software, Lead Enrichment Software, and B2B Contact Data Providers.

Verdict

Datagma is a sound choice for teams that need email and phone lookup in one service, especially when CSV enrichment, API access, or name-and-company phone searches matter. Its pay-on-success credits and long rollover window soften usage risk, but phone-heavy prospecting can quickly outgrow the lower tiers. Choose it for mixed contact-enrichment workflows; look elsewhere if the deciding factor is a generous phone quota at a low monthly price.