Datanyze

Datanyze is a Chrome extension for B2B contact discovery, account research, and list building. It suits individual prospectors who work primarily in Google Chrome and want contact details alongside company and technology context. The main trade-off is a credit-metered workflow that becomes inaccessible after the trial unless you upgrade.

Overview

Datanyze surfaces contact and company information while you research sites such as LinkedIn. Its published coverage figures are 63 million direct dials, 84 million email addresses, and 120 million people. Company profiles, technology detection, historical technology data, and technology-intent signals add account context beyond a single person’s record.

The product is deliberately focused rather than broadly portable. Datanyze says it can currently be accessed only through Google Chrome, so it is unsuitable for teams that require multiple browsers or a native mobile workflow. Privacy-conscious buyers will appreciate its statement that data is vetted and compliant with GDPR and CCPA.

Key features

Contact discovery

The extension provides email addresses, direct-dial phone numbers, and company details in real time on prospecting sites. When viewing all employees for a company on LinkedIn, Datanyze says it can place their contact information on the page, making account-wide research more direct than opening individual records elsewhere.

Lists, exports, and account context

Users can tag contacts and companies, organize them into segmented lists, and export those lists as CSV files. This is useful for keeping research grouped by campaign or account, but every contact-information reveal consumes a credit. Credits work both in the extension and on Datanyze directory pages, so list-building volume is constrained by the selected allowance.

Icebreakers and integrations

Directory pages include icebreakers curated from personal social feeds, local news publications, and other sources. These can provide conversation starting points, although they are an aid to outreach rather than a substitute for qualification. Datanyze’s terms say it may provide tools that interoperate with CRM, marketing-automation, or sales-enablement applications; buyers should confirm the specific connection they need before committing.

Pricing

Datanyze has no free plan. After the trial, access to the platform and previously revealed contact details ends unless you upgrade, making Lite a temporary evaluation rather than a dependable free tier.

Nyze Pro 1 supplies 80 credits per month at $29 a month when billed monthly. Nyze Pro 2 raises the allowance to 160 credits per month for $55 a month. These monthly options suit prospectors who need a predictable recurring quota and want to avoid paying a full year upfront.

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 and includes 1920 credits per year. The annual credit totals are lower than multiplying the monthly quotas by 12, so buyers should compare the allowance carefully against their expected reveal volume. Paid plans renew automatically. Datanyze encourages groups to purchase individual licenses for team members, meaning team costs can rise with each seat.

Platforms

Datanyze is offered as a browser extension and web directory, but access is currently limited to Google Chrome. Credits can be spent in both parts of the product. Its CSV export supports moving segmented research into other workflows, while potential third-party interoperability may help organizations that connect prospecting with CRM or marketing systems.

Who it's for

Datanyze is a strong fit for solo salespeople, recruiters, and account researchers who already prospect in LinkedIn through Chrome and need contact reveals plus technology-oriented company research in one flow. Nyze Pro 1 is the more measured choice for moderate monthly lookup needs; Pro 2 is aimed at heavier research. It is a poor fit for users who need a free ongoing tier, cross-browser access, or guaranteed retention of trial discoveries without upgrading.

Pros and cons

Pros

• In-context contact reveals: Email addresses, direct dials, and company data appear while researching prospecting sites.
• LinkedIn employee lookup: Company employee views can expose contact information on the page, supporting faster account-wide list building.
• Structured exports: Tags, segmented lists, and CSV export turn individual discoveries into reusable prospect lists.
• Account intelligence: Company profiles, technology detection, historical technology data, and intent signals broaden research beyond contact details.
• Stated compliance position: Datanyze says its data is vetted and compliant with GDPR and CCPA.

Cons

• Chrome-only access: Users who work in another browser or need mobile access cannot use the current product.
• Credit ceiling: Each reveal costs one credit, so high-volume prospecting quickly depends on the plan quota.
• Trial lockout: After 90 days, the platform and previously revealed contacts become inaccessible without an upgrade.
• Annual commitment risk: Yearly plans are charged upfront, non-refundable, and renew automatically.
• Per-user team purchasing: Groups are encouraged to buy individual licenses, which can multiply subscription costs.

Alternatives

Wappalyzer is the better choice when a freemium plan, mobile platforms, API access, or self-hosting matters; its free tier includes 50 technology lookups and 50 email verifications per month.

B2BEnrich suits buyers seeking a free, forever plan with 50 credits per month for person and company enrichment, especially for small projects.

BuiltWith is preferable for technology lookups across API, extension, and web, with a free allowance of 10 detailed lookups per day.

BuyerCaddy offers a free single-user tier with 1000 tokens and rollover, making it an option when reusable token allowances are more important than Datanyze’s Chrome-centered contact workflow.

Grizz Technographics is an alternative for buyers who want sample and limited technology-stack data on a free plan.

NerdyData fits users who need API, extension, and web access with a free account allowing up to 500 rows per report.

PredictLeads is worth considering when API delivery, self-hosting, and usage-based call volumes are the priority.

PublicWWW is a better match for web-search use cases, offering a free tier with up to 1,000 rows per search.

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

Verdict

Choose Datanyze if you prospect in Chrome and want contact reveals, LinkedIn employee lookup, segmented CSV lists, and technology signals in one credit-based workflow. Look elsewhere if you need a lasting free plan, browser flexibility, or to keep trial-revealed data without taking on an automatically renewing paid subscription.