Forager

What Forager is

Forager provides people, company and job data for enrichment, search, automation and AI-driven workflows. It offers web access and an API with endpoints for people, organizations, websites, job posts and autocomplete. Forager’s homepage states that it has more than 850 million person and company records, refreshed every 2.5 weeks, and more than 200 million mobile phone numbers. It reports a 99% accuracy rate for direct outreach and says it ingests more than 100 million monthly signals, including job posts, technology adoption and funding data.

Enrichment options include firmographic, technographic, intent and waterfall enrichment. Named integrations include HubSpot, Salesforce, Snowflake and Zapier. API requests require an API key in the X-API-KEY header. Successful phone number lookups use 15 credits, while work email lookups use 5 credits. A free account can use the API reference to try the API without writing code. Starter (Yearly) costs $45 a year and grants 27,000 API credits upfront; Starter (Monthly) costs $50 a month with 2,250 credits that roll over. Forager is headquartered in Gulf Stream, Florida, USA. It says its data protection includes encryption, access control and regular audits, and that it does not collect or sell sensitive PII as defined under GDPR Article 9.

Who it suits

Forager suits teams that need people, company or job data for enrichment, prospecting workflows or AI-driven processes. Its API, named integrations and free account option can suit both developers and users who want to try the API reference without writing code.

Limits

Starter (Yearly) costs $45 a year and includes 27,000 API credits for the year, granted upfront. Starter (Monthly) costs $50 a month and includes 2,250 credits per month, which roll over. Successful phone lookups use 15 credits and work email lookups use 5 credits.

Getting started

1. Open https://www.forager.ai/.
2. Sign up for a free account to access the API reference without writing code.
3. Use the web interface or API; include an API key in the X-API-KEY header for API requests.
4. Choose a paid plan if you need its listed monthly or yearly credit allowance.
5. Connect through a named integration such as HubSpot, Salesforce, Snowflake or Zapier.

Verdict

Choose Forager if your workflows need people, company and job data through web access, an API or its named integrations. A free account allows an initial API reference trial, while paid plans provide defined credit allowances. Look elsewhere if your expected lookup volume exceeds the credits available in the listed plans and you do not want to discuss enterprise pricing.