Clay vs Datagma
Clay focuses on workflow automation and multi-source enrichment orchestration. Datagma is built for email and phone finder via api and chrome extension. Different tools, different use cases — here's how they compare.
Choose Clay if…
- You want to orchestrate enrichment from multiple sources in one place
- You're comfortable with no-code/low-code workflow building
- You need highly customizable enrichment waterfalls
Choose Datagma if…
- You need a simple API for email/phone lookup at reasonable pricing
- You prefer a European-based data provider
- You need basic contact enrichment without complex setup
Clay vs Datagma — Feature comparison
| Feature | Clay | Datagma |
|---|---|---|
| Category | Data API / Marketplace | Contact finder |
| Primary use case | Workflow automation and multi-source enrichment orchestration | Email and phone finder via API and Chrome extension |
| Data freshness | Real-time — live lookups | Database — periodic refresh |
| Data depth | Variable | Medium |
| GDPR compliance | Limited , US infra | Claimed , EU infra |
| Pricing tier | From $149/month | From $59/month |
| Free plan | No | No |
Different tools for different jobs
Clay is built for workflow automation and multi-source enrichment orchestration. Clay is a workflow automation platform that orchestrates data enrichment from 100+ sources including LinkedIn, Apollo, Clearbit, and custom waterfalls.
Datagma serves a different purpose: email and phone finder via api and chrome extension. Datagma is a B2B contact data platform providing email and phone number lookups via API and Chrome extension, with European data processing.
💶 Pricing comparison
Both Clay (From $149/month) and Datagma (From $59/month) are in a similar pricing tier.
20–30% of B2B contacts change roles every year. Neither Clay nor Datagma is designed to continuously monitor your existing CRM for job changes and update records automatically — that's a different tool category.
🇪🇺 GDPR and data compliance
Neither Clay nor Datagma has a particularly strong GDPR documentation posture — Clay relies on US infrastructure.
For European teams or those with EU customers requiring documented sub-processor chains, the compliance posture of your enrichment vendor matters. Make sure to request a DPA and sub-processor list before committing.
Enrich-CRM — real-time CRM enrichment for your existing contacts
Clay and Datagma are both data tools. Enrich-CRM does something different: it enriches the contacts you already have in your CRM — in real-time, continuously, from the live web. Proprietary LLM on AWS EU Paris (no OpenAI, no Anthropic). 250+ company datapoints, 50+ contact datapoints, continuous job change detection, intent signals. Native HubSpot integration, plus Clay, Salesforce, Zapier, Make, n8n, CSV, and API.
From €29/month, 100 free credits, no annual contract. Full DPA and sub-processor documentation at our Trust Center.