October 22, 2026

Swordfish AI pricing · why you see $599 when five seats cost $149

Swordfish Professional is $49 a month billed yearly or $99 billed monthly. The Team plan has team-size tiers, so five users pay $149 a month billed yearly. Plans are subject to an undisclosed fair-use limit.

Swordfish finds mobile numbers and emails for people you want to call. One user pays $99 a month billed monthly, or $49 a month billed yearly. A team of up to 5 pays $299 a month billed monthly, or $149 a month billed yearly.

Notebook page with a price tag split in two, $599 lightly crossed out on one half and $149 for 5 seats circled on the other, next to a small phone with a check — $599 is the first price you see. Five seats can cost $149.

The short answer

Pick Swordfish Professional, billed yearly at $49 a month, if you are one recruiter who calls all day. Ask Swordfish for its fair-use limit in writing first.

Pick Swordfish Team for up to 5 users, billed yearly at $149 a month, if your whole team calls all day. Ask for the team’s limit in writing too.

Pick FullEnrich if you need mobile numbers in bursts and want to pay only when one is found. Pro is $55 a month billed monthly for 1,000 credits, and a mobile is 10 credits.

Pick AI Ark if you also build lists of people to call. It is $49 a month billed monthly for 5,000 credits, and a mobile is 5 credits when found.

Pick BetterContact for the numbers your first tool missed. Pro is $49 a month billed monthly for 1,000 credits, a mobile is 10 credits, and you pay only when it finds a valid number.

What each Swordfish plan costs

A seat is one user login you pay for. Billed yearly means you pay for 12 months at once. Swordfish’s yearly toggle says “Get 50% off!”

Plan	Billed monthly	Billed yearly, per month
Professional, 1 user	$99	$49
Team, up to 5 users	$299	$149
Team, 6 to 10 users	$599	$299
Team, 11 or more users	No price shown	No price shown
Data Licensing	From $10,000 a month, on a yearly contract	From $10,000 a month, on a yearly contract

Team adds bulk lookups from a file, links to your CRM, the app where you keep your contacts, and an API, a way for your code to ask Swordfish for data.

Sketch of two switches, one for monthly or yearly and one for team size, with arrows to the prices $299, $599, $149 and $299 — Two switches, four Team prices.

Why you see $599 first

$599 and $299 are two team-size tiers of one Team plan.

The page opens on monthly billing with the 6 to 10 user tier picked, so $599 shows first. Switch the team size to Up to 5 and the price drops to $299. Switch to yearly billing and it drops to $149.

$299 shows up twice. On monthly billing it is Team for up to 5 users. On yearly billing it is Team for 6 to 10 users. Check both switches before you compare.

“Unlimited” is subject to fair use

Swordfish’s page says “Unlimited prospecting. No credits.” Each plan also links to the words “Subject to fair use”.

Swordfish’s terms say Professional is usage “without a fixed numerical cap but remains fully subject to this Fair Use Policy.” For Team plans, the terms say larger fair-use limits are set at Swordfish’s discretion and “are not publicly disclosed.” The API is only for approved Team plans, case by case.

So nobody outside Swordfish can tell you the number of lookups a plan covers. Ask Swordfish for the limit in writing before you pay for a year.

Sketch of a big word UNLIMITED with a small asterisk and a sticky note that says ask for the limit by email — Unlimited, subject to a limit nobody publishes.

The same 100 mobiles three ways

A mobile number is a person’s cell phone. A credit is the unit FullEnrich and AI Ark spend on each find.

The math: on October 22, 2026 prices, for one recruiter who needs 100 mobile numbers a month:

FullEnrich Pro: 100 × 10 = 1,000 credits, which is the $55 a month plan billed monthly, or $49 a month billed yearly. You pay credits only for numbers it finds.
Swordfish Professional: $99 billed monthly, or $49 a month billed yearly, if the fair-use limit covers 100 numbers.
AI Ark: 100 × 5 = 500 credits, inside the $49 a month plan billed monthly, with 4,500 credits left for other lookups.

Billed yearly, Swordfish Professional and FullEnrich Pro both cost $49 a month at this volume. FullEnrich’s yearly credits roll over for 12 months, so a slow month isn’t lost.

Sketch of three jars labelled 100 mobiles, with tags FullEnrich $49 to $55, Swordfish $49 to $99 and AI Ark inside $49 — 100 mobiles a month, priced three ways.

A team of five

The math: on October 22, 2026 prices, for five recruiters who need 500 mobile numbers a month:

Swordfish Team, up to 5 users: $149 a month billed yearly, or $299 billed monthly, if the fair-use limit covers the team.
FullEnrich: 500 × 10 = 5,000 credits. That is $255 a month billed monthly, or $232 a month billed yearly for 60,000 credits a year.

For a team that calls all day, Swordfish Team billed yearly costs less, if its limit holds. FullEnrich includes unlimited users and charges nothing when it finds nothing, so it fits teams whose need goes up and down.

Try FullEnrich

Sketch of two calendars, one marked pay up front for 12 months and one marked pay when found with arrows that carry credits forward — Pay up front for a year, or pay when a number is found.

What to do this week

Count the mobile numbers you called last month, and the people who need a login.

Then email Swordfish and ask for the fair-use limit for your plan and team size. While you wait, test FullEnrich on its 50 free credits, with no card. That covers 5 mobile numbers at 10 credits each, so pick 5 people you know you need.

Try FullEnrich

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Sources · Swordfish pricing and Swordfish terms, checked in a browser October 22, 2026 · FullEnrich pricing, checked October 22, 2026 (the yearly price for 1,000 credits on October 21, 2026) · AI Ark pricing and BetterContact pricing, checked October 21, 2026.