Datanyze

Datanyze is a Google Chrome extension for finding B2B contact details and company information while prospecting on sites such as LinkedIn. It provides contact and company data in real time, including email addresses and direct dial phone numbers. The homepage lists coverage figures of 63 million direct dials, 84 million email addresses, and 120 million people. Users can tag contacts and companies, create segmented lists, and export them. When viewing a company's employees on LinkedIn, Datanyze says it provides their contact information on the page. Directory pages include icebreakers curated from personal social media feeds, local news publications, and other sources. One credit reveals one contact's information, and credits can be used in the extension or directory pages. Datanyze lists technology detection, company profiles, historical technology data, and technology intent signals. Nyze Lite provides 10 credits per month during a 90-day trial. After the trial, users lose platform access and previously revealed contact details unless they upgrade. The service has no free plan and can currently be accessed only through Google Chrome. Monthly paid options include Nyze Pro 1 at $29 a month for 80 credits and Nyze Pro 2 at $55 a month for 160 credits.

Datanyze combines prospecting contact data with list exports and technology information. Consider its Chrome-only access, credit limits, and post-trial access restriction before choosing a plan.

Datanyze suits people prospecting for B2B contacts and company details through LinkedIn and other prospecting sites. Its Chrome-only access and credit-based reveals are important to consider.

Datanyze is a Chrome-based B2B prospecting tool that reveals contact details while you research companies and people online. It suits individual sales and marketing users who build targeted lists in LinkedIn, especially when technology context matters. The main decision is whether its focused workflow and credit allowances justify Chrome-only access and a paid upgrade after the trial.

Overview

Datanyze combines contact discovery with company profiles and technology intelligence inside prospecting pages. Its stated coverage includes 63 million direct-dial numbers, 84 million email addresses, and 120 million people. Those figures indicate a substantial directory, while the product’s value comes from bringing records into the account-research process rather than making users switch between separate databases.

The service is currently accessible only through Google Chrome. That makes it a practical fit for Chrome-based individual workflows, but a poor choice for organizations that require Safari, Firefox, mobile access, or a more portable research setup. Datanyze says its data is vetted and compliant with GDPR and CCPA, which is relevant for teams with privacy obligations.

Key features

Contact discovery and bulk lookup

The extension surfaces email addresses, direct-dial phone numbers, and company details from sites such as LinkedIn in real time. When viewing all employees for a company on LinkedIn, Datanyze says it can place their contact information on that page, making account-wide list building more efficient than opening records one at a time.

Every contact-information reveal costs one credit. Credits work in both the Chrome extension and Datanyze directory pages, so the monthly allowance directly limits how many prospects you can qualify. Users should reserve reveals for likely targets rather than treat the service as an unlimited browsing layer.

Lists, exports, and context

Contacts and companies can be tagged and organized into segmented lists, then exported as CSV. This is useful for handing researched records to another sales or marketing workflow, although CSV is the stated export format rather than a broader selection of destinations.

Directory pages include icebreakers curated from personal social feeds, local news publications, and other sources. Datanyze also provides company profiles, technology detection, historical technology data, intent signals, and technology intent signals. Together, these capabilities add account context to contact records, helping users prioritize outreach around a company’s stack or apparent interest.

Pricing

Datanyze is paid software with a 90-day Nyze Lite trial and no permanent free plan. Nyze Lite provides 10 credits per month during the trial. After the trial, users lose access to the platform and previously revealed contact details unless they upgrade, so the trial is not a way to retain a small research archive indefinitely.

Nyze Pro 1 provides 80 credits per month. The monthly version costs $29 a month, billed per month. Nyze Pro 2 raises the allowance to 160 credits per month for $55 a month, also billed monthly. Pro 2 is the more suitable monthly option for active prospectors who regularly reveal contacts; Pro 1 is better for a narrower pipeline where 80 reveals can cover the month.

Yearly plans are charged in full at purchase and are non-refundable. Nyze Pro 1 yearly costs $2,129 a year and includes 960 credits per year. Nyze Pro 2 yearly costs $3,955 a year with 1920 credits per year. Paid plans renew automatically. The annual credit totals make these plans relevant to committed users with predictable volume, but the upfront, non-refundable charge demands confidence in long-term usage. Datanyze encourages groups to buy individual licenses for team members, so teams should budget per user rather than assume one shared seat.

Platforms

Datanyze is offered as a Chrome extension with web access through its directory pages. Google Chrome is the only supported browser, which is the decisive platform limitation. The terms say Datanyze may provide tools that interoperate with CRM, marketing automation, or sales-enablement software, but the stated export format is CSV and no particular integration is guaranteed.

Who it's for

Individual B2B prospectors, SDRs, and account researchers who live in Chrome are the clearest fit. The combination of LinkedIn employee lookup, segmented lists, technology detection, and intent signals can support focused account-based outreach. It is less suitable for browser-diverse teams, users seeking a free ongoing tier, or buyers who need to keep trial discoveries without subscribing.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Contact data appears in prospecting pages: email, direct-dial, and company details reduce context switching during LinkedIn research.
• Employee bulk lookup: company-wide employee views can accelerate building an account list.
• Research context beyond contacts: technology history, intent signals, company profiles, and icebreakers support more informed prioritization.
• Segmented CSV exports: tags and lists provide a practical handoff format for downstream work.
• Privacy positioning: Datanyze states that its data is vetted and compliant with GDPR and CCPA.

Cons

• Chrome only: users on other browsers or devices cannot use the stated platform.
• Credit-based reveals: each contact lookup consumes a credit, making high-volume exploration expensive or restrictive.
• No lasting free tier: Nyze Lite ends after 90 days, and revealed data becomes inaccessible without an upgrade.
• Annual commitment risk: yearly plans are paid in full, non-refundable, and renew automatically.
• Per-user team purchasing: groups are encouraged to buy individual licenses, increasing the cost of broad deployment.

Alternatives

Choose Wappalyzer instead if you want a freemium technology-inspection service with Android, iOS, API, self-hosted, extension, and web options; its Free plan includes 50 technology lookups and 50 email verifications per month.

BuiltWith is a better fit for technology research with a permanent free allowance of 10 detailed lookups per day and an Advanced plan offering unlimited detailed lookups for $144 a year.

Pick BuyerCaddy when a freemium prospecting platform and rollover token model matter: its Forever Free plan includes 1000 tokens for one user.

Grizz Technographics suits readers seeking sample technographic and company-insight data through a free plan.

NerdyData is the alternative for report-oriented data access, with a free account allowing up to 500 rows per report and a $200 monthly Basic Plan.

PredictLeads is aimed at API-centric users who need usage-based call tiers and a free plan.

TechnologyChecker offers a free 100-lookups-per-month tier, six months of historical data, and CSV export, making it preferable for smaller technology-audit workloads.

B2BEnrich is worth considering for a freemium enrichment workflow with 50 credits per month on its free plan.

For broader category comparisons, see Technographic Data Software, Sales Prospecting Software, and B2B Contact Data Providers.

Verdict

Datanyze is a strong match for a Chrome-based individual prospector who values contact reveals, LinkedIn employee lookup, and technology-aware account research in one workflow. Choose it for the concentrated research experience and structured credit plans; look elsewhere if you need browser freedom, a permanent free tier, or guaranteed retention of trial data without paying.