Clay review: Data enrichment, AI research and workflow building for go-to-market teams

Data enrichment, AI research and workflow building for go-to-market teams

Starts at $60/mo, free plan: yes, free trial: 14-day trial, prices checked on October 30, 2026.

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What Clay does

Enriches prospect and company data from many providers, researches accounts with an AI agent, and triggers emails, CRM updates and ad audiences from that data.

Clay is a platform for go-to-market teams that want to collect prospect and company data, enrich it and act on it in one place. It runs waterfall enrichment across more than 150 providers, so a gap left by one source can be filled by the next. It also includes Claygent, an AI agent that does web research to produce custom data points.

Beyond data, Clay tracks signals such as job changes and company news, sends emails through its own sequencer or through integrations, syncs with CRMs and data warehouses, and can push audiences to ad platforms. The homepage describes a visual canvas where plays are built with clicks, code or chat.

Pricing is usage based and split into two meters. Actions measure platform work such as enrichment, running a table or calling an AI model. Data credits pay for data bought from vendors in the marketplace. There is a Free plan with 500 actions per month and tables of up to 200 rows. Growth starts at $205 per month billed monthly, or $185 per month billed yearly, with 40,000 actions per month. Higher usage tiers cost more. Enterprise is custom priced.

  • Multi-provider waterfall enrichment
  • Claygent AI web research agent
  • Job change and company news signals
  • Built-in email sequencer or integrations
  • CRM auto-sync and enrichment
  • Data warehouse sync
  • Ad audiences for LinkedIn and Meta
  • SSO/SAML on Enterprise

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Good for / Not for

Good for

  • Sales ops and RevOps teams enriching CRM records from several data providers
  • Outbound teams that want signals like job changes to drive outreach
  • GTM teams that want to build their own workflows rather than buy a fixed list

Not for

  • Buyers who need a single flat price, since cost depends on actions and data credits
  • Teams needing SSO or role-based access without an Enterprise quote
  • Free-plan users who need phone number enrichment

How to start

  1. Start with the Free plan or the 14-day trial; the homepage says no credit card is required. source

  2. Build a table and run multi-provider waterfall enrichment, or use Claygent for custom data points. source

  3. Move to Launch or Growth for phone numbers, signals, email sending and CRM sync. source

Limits and gotchas

  • Free plan: 500 actions per month and up to 200 rows per table. source
  • Actions reset each billing cycle and do not roll over. source
  • Extra credits on Launch and Growth cost a 30% premium. source
  • The Free plan leaves out enrichment of phone numbers. source

From the official site and docs of Clay, checked on October 30, 2026.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Free plan with unlimited seats and tables, plus a 14-day trial
  • Waterfall enrichment across more than 150 data providers
  • Claygent AI agent researches custom data points from the web
  • CRM sync, data warehouse sync and HTTP API integrations on higher plans
  • Using your own API keys avoids data credit use

Cons

  • Two separate usage meters (actions and data credits) make cost harder to predict
  • Free plan is capped at 500 actions per month and 200 rows per table, with no phone number enrichment
  • Actions do not roll over between billing cycles
  • Extra credits on Launch and Growth cost a 30% premium
  • Enterprise has no published price, and SSO and access controls need it

Our take

Clay fits sales operations, RevOps and growth teams that want to build their own enrichment and outreach workflows from many data sources instead of relying on one database. The Free plan and the 14-day trial let you test the approach before paying. Actions do not roll over, and extra credits carry a premium. SSO and role-based access sit on Enterprise, which is priced by quote.

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Clay pricing

Clay plans and prices (USD)
PlanMonthly billingAnnual billing (per month)Limits / what’s included
Free——500 actions/mo; 100 data credits/mo; up to 200 rows per table; unlimited seats and tables
Launch from, per month; usage tiers expand$60$54Starts at 15,000 actions/mo; higher usage tiers cost more
Growth from, per month; usage tiers expand$205$185Starts at 40,000 actions/mo; higher usage tiers cost more
Enterprise——Custom actions and custom pricing

Free trial: 14-day trial. Free plan: yes.
Prices checked on on the official Clay pricing page. “—” = not published.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Clay have a free plan?

Yes. The Free plan includes 500 actions per month, tables of up to 200 rows, and unlimited seats and tables. It does not include phone number enrichment.

How much do the paid plans cost?

Launch starts at $60 per month billed monthly or $54 per month billed yearly. Growth starts at $205 per month billed monthly or $185 per month billed yearly. Higher usage tiers cost more, and Enterprise is custom priced.

Is there a trial?

The pricing page offers a 14-day trial, and the homepage says no credit card is required to start.

Do unused actions and credits roll over?

Actions reset each billing cycle and do not roll over. Data credits do roll over.

Can I use my own API keys?

Yes. Each run then counts as one action, but no data credit is used.

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