Datanyze review

Datanyze is B2B prospecting software for looking up contact details on potential customers. The company says its database includes email addresses, direct dials and mobile numbers, and its Chrome extension can show contact information on LinkedIn profiles and company websites. It also says the extension can reveal details in bulk and export profiles from Chrome.

The homepage lists more than 63 million direct dial numbers. That is a headline database figure, not a promise that every prospect you search will have a usable number. Datanyze also says it guarantees its data and promises a refund for inaccuracies; the published pricing details do not spell out the refund terms.

There are three listed packages. Nyze Lite costs nothing and includes 10 credits per month, while Nyze Pro 1 and Pro 2 offer 80 and 160 monthly credits. Each contact reveal uses one credit, so the paid plans are best understood as capped lookup allowances, not unlimited prospecting.

The main appeal is a low starting price for contact lookups. According to the pricing details checked on November 7, 2026, Nyze Pro 1 costs $29 month to month or $21 per month when billed annually. It includes 80 monthly credits, or 960 credits per year on annual billing. Pro 2 costs $55 monthly or $39 per month annually, with 160 monthly credits or 1,920 per year. One Reddit prospecting thread also describes Datanyze as inexpensive and cites 80 reveals for $29.

The Chrome extension keeps the lookup flow close to prospect research: Datanyze says it can surface contact details from LinkedIn profiles and company websites, then export profiles from Chrome. That may suit a small team that wants to identify and reveal contacts without buying a broader sales platform.

• Nyze Lite provides 10 monthly credits at no charge, with a 90-day trial listed. A business email is required for monthly credits.
• Paid plans use a straightforward allowance: one credit per contact reveal.
• Datanyze says it offers a refund for inaccurate database information, though buyers should check the terms before relying on that guarantee.

For low-volume prospecting, the useful question is whether the available records match your target market—not whether the database’s headline number sounds large.

The credit caps are the clearest constraint. Nyze Pro 1 allows 80 reveals a month; Pro 2 allows 160. At one credit per reveal, those allowances can run out quickly if a rep is building lists rather than checking a handful of prospects. Lite’s 10 monthly credits are even more limited. The published pricing information lists no add-ons.

Annual billing lowers the listed monthly equivalent, but Datanyze charges the full year upfront and says annual payments are non-refundable. That makes the cheaper rate a commitment, not a flexible monthly option. The pricing details also do not publish a separate trial length for the paid plans.

There are data and privacy questions to weigh. In one Reddit thread, a person said Datanyze displayed much of their work history without their knowledge and asked how to remove it. Another commenter said a profile could remain visible in Google results after removal from an affiliated service. These are user reports, not proof of a general policy, but they make opt-out handling worth checking. A commenter on a separate B2B sales thread alleged Datanyze shared user information; that claim is unverified. The published materials also do not establish how often contact records are accurate or how the refund promise is applied.

Datanyze has a free Nyze Lite plan with 10 credits per month and a 90-day trial. You need a business email to receive the monthly credits. Each contact reveal costs one credit, so Lite is for occasional lookups, not sustained prospecting.

Nyze Pro 1 costs $29 per month, or $21 per month on an annual plan, and includes 80 monthly credits (960 per year when billed annually). Nyze Pro 2 costs $55 monthly or $39 per month annually, with 160 monthly credits (1,920 per year). Moving from Pro 1 to Pro 2 nearly doubles the monthly credit allowance, but also raises the monthly price by $26, or the annual-plan monthly equivalent by $18.

The pricing details list no add-ons. Monthly plans are charged monthly; annual plans are charged in full upfront and are non-refundable. The annual rates are monthly equivalents, not monthly payments.

The documented workflow centers on Datanyze’s Chrome extension, which reveals contact details from LinkedIn profiles and company websites. The product also says profiles can be exported directly from Google Chrome. That describes prospect-profile export, not a complete account-data or CRM migration process; the published materials do not specify supported formats, integrations, or migration assistance.

Before switching, check whether your required contacts fit the credit allowance: Pro 1 includes 80 reveals a month and Pro 2 includes 160, with one credit used per reveal. If you leave, the available information does not explain how to export saved data or what happens to unused credits, so confirm those details with Datanyze before paying annually. Annual plans are charged upfront and non-refundable.

The published sources include no Reddit posts, so we can’t responsibly say what Reddit users report as reasons for leaving. The stated limits may be a concern for high-volume teams, but that is an inference from the plan caps, not a Reddit finding.