Datanyze alternatives

01Why people leave Datanyze

02The alternatives, ranked by fit

1. Prospecting and outreach

   ApolloApollo

   Apollo is the clearest fit if Datanyze’s contact lookups are only one part of your sales workflow: its listing combines prospecting and outreach. It starts at $49 and has a free plan, according to the pricing page. That is a higher listed entry price than Datanyze, so compare the credit limits with your expected usage before moving a team over.

   Trade-off: Credit limits and data quality need checking.

   Apollo review
   6.8/10

   from
   $49/mofree plan
2. Multi-source enrichment

   ClayClay

   Clay suits teams that want to combine data enrichment with CRM and GTM workflows rather than rely on a browser lookup tool alone. Its listing highlights multi-source enrichment and automated prospect research. The listed starting price is $167 with a free plan, so it is a bigger-budget option than Datanyze; inspect usage limits before building workflows around it.

   Trade-off: Higher listed starting price; scrutinize usage limits.

   Clay review
   7.2/10

   from
   $167/mofree plan
3. Named-account research

   D&B HooversD&B Hoovers

   D&B Hoovers is worth considering when your work starts with researching named accounts and checking business identities, rather than finding individual contacts in a browser. The pricing page puts it at $44.08 and says Enterprise pricing is available by request. That gives you a more account-focused option, but check credit needs and custom costs before switching.

   Trade-off: Check credit needs and request Enterprise pricing.

   D&B Hoovers review
   5.5/10

   from
   $44.08/mo
4. Startup intelligence

   HarmonicHarmonic

   Harmonic is a better match than Datanyze if your priority is tracking startup signals or researching early-stage companies, not low-volume contact reveals. Its listing names investors, corporate development teams and GTM teams as likely users. Pricing and limits are not published on the vendor's site, so you cannot compare its cost with Datanyze from public figures here.

   Trade-off: Pricing and limits are not published.

   Harmonic review
   6.3/10

   from
   Custom
5. Private-company research

   GrataGrata

   Grata targets M&A teams and investors researching private companies, with deal context in one workspace. That is a different job from Datanyze’s Chrome-based contact lookups, but it may suit buyers whose real need is company sourcing and research. The pricing page does not publish a starting price and cautions that it is not a proven turnkey sourcing solution.

   Trade-off: No published price; outreach is on you.

   Grata review
   6.4/10

   from
   Custom
6. Partner-led sales

   CrossbeamCrossbeam

   Crossbeam makes sense if you want sales signals from partner CRM overlaps rather than individual contact lookups. Its listing points to partner-led sales and connecting partner data to AI tools. The published starting price is $400 with a free plan, making it a substantial step up from Datanyze; it fits a partner-sales motion, not a direct contact-data replacement.

   Trade-off: Paid access gets expensive quickly.

   Crossbeam review
   6.7/10

   from
   $400/mofree plan

03Side by side

Tool	Score	From	Free plan	Best for
Datanyze Datanyze (current)	6.3	$21/mo	Yes	Low-volume B2B prospecting
Apollo Apollo	6.8	$49/mo	Yes	Teams consolidating prospecting and outreach
Clay Clay	7.2	$167/mo	Yes	Teams running multi-source enrichment
D&B Hoovers D&B Hoovers	5.5	$44.08/mo	No	Teams researching named accounts
Harmonic Harmonic	6.3	Custom	No	Investors sourcing early-stage companies
Grata Grata	6.4	Custom	No	M&A teams researching private companies
Crossbeam Crossbeam	6.7	$400/mo	Yes	Teams building partner-led sales

Prices from each vendor's pricing page, checked Nov 7, 2026.