TexAu

Overview

TexAu brings lead discovery, company enrichment, verification, scoring, and handoff into a single workflow. Users can start with a CSV or pasted list and act on columns in its table interface, while schedulers, templates, and a plain-language GTM Co-Pilot support repeatable pipeline work. That breadth is useful for teams coordinating several preparation steps, but the product stops at routing: it is neither a relationship CRM nor an email sender.

Its integration catalog spans 32 integrations, 60+ tools and connectors, and 200+ actions across CRM, outbound, and enrichment products. Native CRM sync covers HubSpot, Pipedrive, Zoho CRM, and GoHighLevel; Salesforce is marked as coming soon. The current CRM links suit teams already working in one of those supported systems, while Salesforce users should account for the missing native sync. See our Social Selling Software list for more options in the category.

Key features

• Prospect discovery and preparation: TexAu searches for people, enriches company records, and verifies and scores leads. The combination suits outbound teams that want to prepare prospects before sending them downstream.
• Table-based actions: Import a CSV or paste a list, then use right-click column actions to enrich, verify, score, or run other actions. This makes a supplied list a practical starting point for a workflow rather than requiring every task to be handled separately.
• Automation tools: Schedulers and templates support recurring work, and the GTM Co-Pilot builds pipelines from plain-language instructions. These tools can help structure multi-step workflows, though TexAu still depends on connected CRM and outbound products for the jobs it does not cover.
• Integration and CRM sync: The catalog includes CRM, outbound, and enrichment connections. Solo provides one-way daily CRM sync, while Teams adds bidirectional hourly sync; the difference matters to teams that need records to flow back into TexAu more frequently.
• Credit handling: Enrichment consumes credits only when a lookup succeeds. On Starter and above, unused credits can roll over up to twice the monthly allowance, which gives heavier users more room to absorb uneven usage.
• Data protection: TexAu states that it is SOC 2 Type II certified and GDPR- and CCPA-compliant, with ISO 27001 in progress. Customer data is encrypted at rest with AES-256, connections use TLS 1.2+, and customer data is not used to train models. Raw enrichment-provider responses are kept for 90 days; account deletion triggers customer-data deletion within 30 days, subject to legal retention requirements.

Pricing

TexAu has a free plan and paid plans from $79/user/mo, with a 14-day trial. Paid plan prices below are stated per month and billed yearly, so the monthly figure comes with an annual billing commitment.

Free is a low-commitment way to try the full feature set, but its 50 starter credits make it a small allowance for ongoing enrichment. Solo is the entry point for one-person workflows, with 2,500 monthly credits and daily one-way CRM sync; it does not include the rollover specified for higher tiers. Starter is a better fit for small teams that need three seats, more credits, and rollover. Teams raises the allowance to 25,000 credits and five seats while adding bidirectional hourly sync, a meaningful step up for teams that need CRM records to move both ways more often. Enterprise is for organizations needing custom credit volume, unlimited seats, and security or integration terms beyond the standard plans.

Solo includes email support, Starter priority email support, Teams priority support with an account team, and Enterprise dedicated support. The plan structure makes seat and credit needs important buying constraints: Starter and Teams offer only three and five team members respectively, while unlimited seats require Enterprise.

Platforms

TexAu is available on web, macOS, and Windows, giving desktop users either major operating-system option alongside browser access.

Who it's for

TexAu is a good fit for agency owners, founders doing outbound, and SDR or RevOps teams that need to discover prospects, enrich and qualify them, then pass them into existing CRM and sending tools. It is less suitable for buyers seeking a standalone CRM or email-sending platform, since those are outside its scope.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Discovery, enrichment, verification, and scoring sit in the same workflow, reducing the need to split lead preparation across separate steps.
• Pro: A broad integration catalog and native sync for four named CRMs give teams several routes to move leads into existing systems.
• Pro: Successful-lookup billing and rollover up to twice the monthly allowance on Starter and above can make credit use more forgiving for variable workloads.
• Con: It does not manage customer relationships or send email, so buyers still need a CRM and outbound sender.
• Con: Solo is limited to one member and daily one-way CRM sync; bidirectional hourly sync begins at Teams.
• Con: Salesforce is marked as coming soon, leaving Salesforce-oriented teams without the stated native sync option.

Alternatives

• Buzz is worth considering for buyers who want a freemium option with Android, iOS, extension, and web access; its Core plan is 79.00 USD per month, billed per seat monthly, and includes 500 credits/mo, 1 seat, and 10,000 records/month export.
• PhantomBuster may suit users prioritizing automation slots and execution time: its free plan includes 5 automation slots, 2h execution time, several credit allowances, and exports limited to 10 rows.
• OutX.ai is another freemium, web-based alternative.
• Village is another freemium, web-based alternative.
• EveryoneSocial is a paid alternative available on web and iOS.
• Oktopost is a paid option with web, mobile, and API platforms; its Professional and Advanced plans list one marketing user, with additional users available on Advanced.
• Sociabble is a paid alternative available on web, iOS, and Android.
• Linked Helper is a paid alternative with a 14-day trial and Linux, macOS, self-hosted, and Windows options.

Verdict

Choose TexAu if your team needs one workflow for finding and preparing leads, with integrations to route them into an existing CRM and outbound stack. Its strongest case is the combination of enrichment, automation, and CRM handoff; look elsewhere if you need a CRM or email sender built in, or if native Salesforce sync is essential.