Using Clay to Gather Information from Phone Numbers

Yes, you can use Clay to gather additional information from phone numbers. Our waterfalls feature works in reverse too - starting with phone numbers to find emails, social profiles, and other contact details. Clay's enrichment capabilities allow you to build comprehensive profiles of your contacts by connecting various data points. While email is commonly used as a starting point, phone numbers can also serve as an effective identifier to discover more information. For first-time users, I recommend exploring our waterfall enrichment features which search across multiple providers to maximize your data coverage.

Sources: Enrich People (Waterfalls) [Automated Inbound] - Clay University Enrich People (Waterfalls) [Automated Outbound] - Clay University Claybooks: Find verified phone numbers most likely to answer using only an email | Clay.com Clay Waterfall: maximize your coverage of contact info | Clay.com

The cost depends on your plan and which providers you use. Phone enrichments start at 2 credits per number but can cost up to 25 credits depending on the provider. For 1,000 phone numbers, you'd need between 2,000-25,000 credits. Our paid plans start at $149/month for 2,000 credits (Starter Plan). Note that phone number enrichments aren't available on the free plan, and you can purchase credit top-ups at 50% more than your plan's typical cost per credit if needed.

Sources: FAQ | Clay.com How Clay Credits Work What are Clay credits and how do they work? - FAQ | Clay.com How much does it cost? - FAQ | Clay.com Plans & billing | Documentation | Clay University Free vs. Starter vs. Explorer vs. Pro vs. Enterprise Plans