Datagma

Datagma is a B2B contact-enrichment service for finding verified work emails and direct mobile numbers. It will suit teams that need contact lookups in a browser, through an API, or in bulk CSV workflows. Its strongest practical advantage is that unsuccessful searches cost no credits; phone quotas, however, remain modest even on the higher-priced monthly plans.

Overview

Datagma brings together individual contact searches, email verification, browser-based lookups and bulk enrichment. Its Phone Finder needs only a person’s full name and company, so it can help when a team has basic identifying details but no professional profile URL. Users pay only when Datagma finds a verified email or phone, and empty results use no credits. Paid-plan credits roll over for up to 12 months, which is useful for teams with uneven monthly prospecting needs.

Datagma reports up to 93% email confidence and third place for EMEA phone coverage in the Clay benchmark it cites. Those claims make its verification and European phone coverage part of the appeal, but teams should still compare the monthly phone allowance with their expected lookup volume.

Key features

• Phone Finder: Search with a full name and company, without a profile URL. This is helpful for targeted lookups when a prospect’s professional profile is unavailable.
• Catch-all email validation: Datagma uses professional networks, GitHub and real bounce data to validate catch-all addresses. That offers more than a simple format check for teams trying to assess uncertain addresses.
• Chrome extension: The free extension can reveal verified emails and direct mobile numbers on professional profiles and Sales Navigator searches. It provides an in-context lookup option for browser-based prospecting.
• CSV enrichment: File Upload can process up to 50,000 rows and return more than 75 enriched data points. This supports larger list-enrichment jobs, though access begins with the Popular plan.
• Integrations and API: A REST API is included on every plan, alongside integrations with Zapier, Make, Captain Data, HubSpot, PhantomBuster, n8n and Clay. Even the free tier can connect to API-based workflows.

Pricing

Datagma uses a freemium model, with monthly plans that scale by phone and email allowances and, on some tiers, seats and support. The free plan is useful for trying occasional lookups, but its 3 phones and 90 emails per month make it too limited for sustained team prospecting.

The low-cost paid tier keeps access to one seat, so it does not suit a team sharing the account. Popular is the first plan with file uploads and three seats. Moving to Expert raises both quotas and seats, but the $249 a month price is a substantial step up. No free trial is offered; the free plan provides a limited way to start. Rollover for up to 12 months applies to unused credits on paid plans.

Platforms

Datagma is available on the web, through an API and as a Chrome extension. The combination covers manual browser lookups, connected workflows and bulk CSV jobs; file upload enrichment is included from Popular upward.

Who it's for

Sales teams, recruiters, business developers, real-estate agents and growth teams can use Datagma to find contact details from a name and company or enrich existing records. RevOps and CRM teams may find the API and integrations useful for connecting enrichment to their existing workflows. It is a weaker fit for teams whose work depends on phone lookups at a high monthly volume, or for multiple users who need a shared seat on the 49.00 USD plan.

The Chrome extension fetches data in real time from the public web without storing contact databases, and Datagma describes its design as EU-compliant. That approach may matter to teams evaluating how contact data is retrieved.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Empty results consume no credits, so unsuccessful searches do not use up the monthly allowance.
• Pro: The REST API is included on every plan, including Free, giving users a route to build connected workflows at low volume.
• Pro: CSV enrichment supports up to 50,000 rows and more than 75 enriched data points, useful for larger list-processing tasks.
• Pro: Paid credits can roll over for up to 12 months, helping users retain value when usage varies.
• Con: Phone allowances range from 3 per month on Free to 750 on Expert, which can constrain phone-heavy prospecting.
• Con: The $49 a month Regular plan includes just one seat, while file uploads require the $99 a month Popular tier.

Alternatives

Consider AeroLeads if a one-time credit purchase better suits your usage: its Take Off plan costs $49, paid once and includes 2,000 credits, while its free plan offers 10 credits. ContactOut is another freemium option with a free tier of 10 credits and a Team / API plan that includes API access and a bulk license for 700M+ profiles.

Findymail may fit users who want a free trial and a monthly Starter plan at 99.00 USD, with 5,000 Finder Credits and 5,000 bonus Verifier Credits. GetEmail.io offers a free monthly allowance of 10 credits, CSV download and API access, and also has a free trial.

GetProspect is an option for users whose free allowance of 50 valid emails and 100 verifications fits their needs; its Starter plan costs $49 a month and is billed annually at 588 USD. Hunter offers a free plan with 50 monthly credits, basic Discover filters, one connected email account and 500 recipients per sequence.

LeadLeaper starts at $29 a month with email credits, an Email Finder, lead export, duplicate detection and unlimited export credits. MailTooth has a free-credit option with 100 credits and a one-time Starter plan at 11.00 USD.

For broader category comparisons, see Email Finder Software, Lead Enrichment Software and B2B Contact Data Providers.

Verdict

Datagma is a strong fit for solo prospectors and small sales, recruiting or growth teams that want verified emails and phone data through browser searches, an API or CSV enrichment. No-charge empty results, long credit rollover and broad integration options make its workflow practical across different volumes. Look elsewhere if your team needs more than 750 phones per month, multiple seats on the entry paid plan, or bulk uploads without moving to the 99.00 USD tier.