Datagma
EnrichmentUpdated Oct 27, 2026A contact finder where a verified mobile number costs 30 credits and a verified email costs 1, a credit being Datagma’s unit for each contact it finds and confirms. Pick Datagma if phone lookups use up a paid plan’s monthly credits.
The verdict
Pick FullEnrich instead to pay only for what it finds, at $0.055 per credit, with no plan to pay for ahead of time. Datagma sizes its whole plan ladder by phone volume instead of email volume. Free costs $0 a month for 100 credits a month, enough for 100 emails or 3 phones, with 1 seat, one teammate’s login. Regular costs $49 a month billed monthly, or $39 a month billed yearly, for 3,000 credits a month, 3,000 emails or 100 phones, with 1 seat and $5 per extra seat a month. Popular costs $99 a month billed monthly, or $79 a month billed yearly, for 7,500 credits a month, 7,500 emails or 250 phones, with 3 seats. Expert costs $249 a month billed monthly, or $209 a month billed yearly, for 22,500 credits a month, 22,500 emails or 750 phones, with 5 seats. Enterprise is a custom price for teams past 750 phones a month. Every plan runs month to month with no contract. The math: take 100 mobile phone numbers in a month. On Regular, 100 phones × 30 credits = 3,000 credits, the plan’s exact monthly allowance, for $49 a month billed monthly, or $49 ÷ 100 = $0.49 per phone.
FullEnrich charges a flat $0.055 per credit for any plan size, and a mobile phone costs 10 credits there, so 100 phones × 10 credits × $0.055 = $55, or $55 ÷ 100 = $0.55 per phone. At that exact volume, Datagma’s $0.49 per phone beats FullEnrich’s $0.55 per phone. Now take a lighter month, 20 phones instead of 100. Regular still bills $49 a month billed monthly on that month, and the unused credits roll over for up to 12 months on paid plans. FullEnrich bills only for what it finds: 20 phones × 10 credits × $0.055 = $11 for that month. At full use of a paid plan’s monthly credit allowance, Datagma’s Regular plan prices a mobile phone number cheaper than FullEnrich’s flat rate. FullEnrich bills only for what it finds, at $0.055 per credit, with no plan to pay for ahead of time. BetterContact also enriches phone numbers. Its Starter plan costs $15 a month billed monthly for 200 credits a month, enough for 20 mobile numbers at 10 credits each or 200 verified emails at 1 credit each, with no catch-all check on that plan.
Best for
Teams whose phone lookups land at or near a paid plan’s full monthly credit allowance, where Datagma’s flat price beats a metered one.
Not for
Skip it to pay only for what gets found. FullEnrich bills only for what it finds, at $0.055 per credit, with no plan to pay for ahead of time.
Pricing truth
Free is $0 a month for 100 credits a month, 100 emails or 3 phones, with 1 seat, one teammate’s login. Regular is $49 a month billed monthly or $39 a month billed yearly, for 3,000 credits a month, 3,000 emails or 100 phones, with 1 seat included and $5 per extra seat a month. Popular is $99 a month billed monthly or $79 a month billed yearly, for 7,500 credits a month, 7,500 emails or 250 phones, with 3 seats included. Expert is $249 a month billed monthly or $209 a month billed yearly, for 22,500 credits a month, 22,500 emails or 750 phones, with 5 seats included. Enterprise is a custom price for teams past 750 phones a month, with a dedicated account manager. 1 credit buys 1 verified email. 30 credits buy 1 verified mobile number. A catch-all email, an inbox that accepts mail at any address on a domain, costs no credit to check. Unused credits roll over, carry into next month instead of resetting, for up to 12 months on paid plans. Every plan runs month to month with no contract. Annual billing is optional.
When we use it
- Spend credits on emails or phone numbers from one shared pool.
- Get a verified mobile number, one Datagma checks and confirms will connect, for 30 credits, while one verified email costs 1 credit.
- Check a catch-all email, an inbox that accepts mail at any address on a domain, for free. Datagma does not spend a credit on those.
- Count on credit rollover, unused credits carrying into next month instead of resetting, for up to 12 months on paid plans.
How to wire it
- Count the verified mobile numbers a team needs each month.
- Multiply that count by 30 credits per phone to find the number of credits that volume needs.
- Pick the Datagma plan whose monthly credit allowance lands close to that number instead of far above it.
- Compare that plan’s monthly price against FullEnrich’s flat $0.055 per credit before committing to a yearly bill.
- Compare BetterContact’s Starter plan, $15 a month billed monthly for 200 credits, against Datagma and FullEnrich on cost.
Margin notes
- The math: 100 phones a month is 100 × 30 = 3,000 credits, Datagma’s exact Regular allowance, for $49, or $0.49 per phone. FullEnrich’s metered rate is 100 × 10 × $0.055 = $55, or $0.55 per phone. At 20 phones, Datagma’s Regular plan still bills $49 a month billed monthly, and the unused credits roll over, while FullEnrich bills 20 × 10 × $0.055 = $11 for that month.
- A catch-all email costs zero credits on Datagma. A verified mobile number costs 30 credits, thirty times an email’s cost.
- Credits roll over, carry into next month instead of resetting, for up to 12 months on paid plans, and every plan runs month to month with no contract.
- BetterContact also enriches phone numbers. Its Starter plan costs $15 a month billed monthly for 200 credits, enough for 20 mobile numbers at 10 credits each, or $0.75 per phone at full use.
Common questions
How much does Datagma cost per phone number?▾
It depends on how much of a plan’s allowance gets used. At full use of Regular’s 3,000 monthly credits, 100 phones cost $49, or $0.49 each. At 20 phones that same month, Regular still bills $49 a month billed monthly, and the unused credits roll over for up to 12 months on paid plans.
Are catch-all emails free on Datagma?▾
Yes. A catch-all email costs no credit to check. Only a verified email, 1 credit, or a verified mobile number, 30 credits, spends from the pool.
Is Datagma cheaper than FullEnrich?▾
Only at or near full use of a paid plan’s monthly allowance. At 100 phones a month on Regular, Datagma costs $0.49 per phone against FullEnrich’s $0.55. At 20 phones that month, Regular still bills $49 a month billed monthly and the unused credits roll over, while FullEnrich bills 20 × 10 × $0.055 = $11 for that month.
Do Datagma credits expire?▾
Not for a while on paid plans. Unused credits roll over, carrying into next month instead of resetting, for up to 12 months.
What is included in Datagma’s free plan?▾
Free gives 100 credits a month, good for 100 emails or 3 phones, with 1 seat and API access, the way code talks to Datagma, with no credit card needed to start.
Does Datagma have a contract?▾
No. Every plan runs month to month, and a team can cancel anytime. Annual billing is optional. It saves about 20 percent on Regular and Popular and about 16 percent on Expert.
What to do next
Pick Datagma’s Regular plan when phone lookups land close to its 3,000-credit, 100-phone monthly allowance. It prices a phone number at $0.49 then, cheaper than FullEnrich’s $0.55 per phone. Pick FullEnrich to pay only for what it finds, at $0.055 per credit, with no plan to pay for ahead of time. BetterContact’s Starter plan costs $15 a month billed monthly for 200 credits, enough for 20 mobile numbers, for teams that want a third option to compare on cost. To test the metered option, tap Try FullEnrich. Try FullEnrich