Elvesora Enrichment

Elvesora Enrichment adds company-level information to business records for account workflows, and is best suited to teams routing, segmenting, or cleaning CRM data. Its API, bulk processing, and export options are practical strengths; the central constraint is that it enriches companies, not individual people.

Overview

Give the REST API or remote MCP tool a business domain, or start a bulk job with a domain or business email. Returned fields can include industry, employee count, revenue range, headquarters, founding year, and public business links, depending on what is available. Public company email addresses and phone numbers may also be returned, but this is not a source for people profiles, private contact lists, or personal email discovery.

Possible results include NOT_FOUND, FREE_EMAIL_PROVIDER, DISPOSABLE, INVALID_DOMAIN, and LIMIT_EXCEEDED. Those outcomes matter when planning a workflow: not every input becomes an enriched record, and teams should account for status handling rather than treat every row as a successful match.

Key features

Bulk work and exports

The dashboard accepts CSV, XLS, and XLSX files up to 10 MB. Invalid rows stay visible and do not use enrichment credits, a useful safeguard when source lists need cleanup. Exports arrive as a 17-column XLSX workbook containing nested company fields, result status, social links, and public company contact details when returned. That makes spreadsheet review and downstream reconciliation possible, though the export format is specifically XLSX.

Developer and CRM workflows

Elvesora documents REST and authenticated remote MCP access, OpenAPI and Postman assets, PHP and Laravel SDKs, and a maintained n8n community node. Salesforce mapping is feature-gated; once enabled and credentials are supplied, it supports OAuth or client-credentials connections, dry-run planning, and fill-only or replace writes. This is a meaningful fit for teams that need controlled CRM updates, but Salesforce capability depends on access to that feature.

Team bearer tokens protect API access, and the documentation advises keeping tokens on the server side. Idempotency keys can replay cached results for 24 hours, which helps avoid duplicate work when requests are retried.

Pricing

The Free plan costs $0 /mo and includes 100 enriched company records per month, REST and remote MCP, bulk list processing, XLSX export, and quality summaries. It is a modest allowance for a pilot or low-volume workflow, not a broad production quota. There is no free trial; the free plan is the no-cost way to assess the service.

Paid plans are month-to-month:

• Small — $30 a month ($30 /mo billed): 1,000 enriched company records monthly, REST and remote MCP, bulk processing, XLSX export, and quality summaries. This is the entry paid tier for a small recurring queue.
• Medium — $75 a month ($75 /mo billed): 3,000 records monthly with the same core capabilities. It suits teams that have outgrown the Small quota without needing the largest allowance.
• Large — $200 a month ($200 /mo billed): 10,000 records monthly, again with the same listed workflow features. It is the clearest fit for larger regular volumes, though the jump in spend is substantial.

All plans share the same basic API, bulk, and export toolkit; the stated distinction is monthly record volume. The monthly quotas are the key buying constraint. Seat counts and overage terms are not part of the plan terms presented here.

Platforms

Elvesora supports web and API access. The API and remote MCP serve programmatic use, while the dashboard provides bulk uploads and exports.

Who it's for

This is a focused option for teams enriching company records for account routing, scoring, reporting, CRM cleanup, and segmentation. It is less suitable when the goal is finding named prospects or personal email addresses, or when a workflow depends on waterfall enrichment. General questions are typically answered within one business day, according to Elvesora.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Multiple access paths, including REST, remote MCP, bulk uploads, and Salesforce mapping, let teams choose between automation and batch work.
• Pros: Invalid rows do not consume credits, and the workbook includes result status, making list-quality issues easier to separate from successful enrichment.
• Cons: The free quota is only 100 company records per month, so meaningful recurring volume requires a paid plan.
• Cons: Company-level scope excludes personal contact discovery, and waterfall enrichment is not offered.

Alternatives

For a broader shortlist, see Account Enrichment Software and Data Enrichment Software.

• Clay is worth comparing for teams seeking a freemium option with 500 actions and 100 data credits monthly on its free plan, plus unlimited seats and tables.
• Wappalyzer may suit teams focused on technology lookups and email verification, with 50 of each monthly on its free plan.
• BuiltWith is a possible alternative for technology research, with 10 detailed lookups per day on its free plan.
• Coresignal is another API and web option, with a free tier that includes 2,000 credits and a 7-day trial.
• Enigma offers a free console tier for viewing, search, and live summaries, which may suit users prioritizing those capabilities.
• PredictLeads is an alternative to consider for API-call-based workflows.
• Sona Enrich offers a free plan with 250 monthly credits and unlimited users.
• The Official Board is an alternative to consider for organization-chart workflows.

Verdict

Choose Elvesora Enrichment if your job is to add company context to CRM or account records through API and batch workflows, and its monthly record quota fits your volume. Its combination of structured firmographics, cautious Salesforce write options, and usable exports is the case for choosing it. Look elsewhere if you need person-level prospecting, private contact data, or waterfall enrichment.