Data Enrichment

Enrow

My hidden gem for email enrichment with unbeatable value for money. Enrow combines data quality and smooth workflow integration. It's my top 2 waterfall tools with a clear preference over market leaders.

Who's it for?OpsGrowthSales

Review by a Growth Engineer

My verdict: a hidden gem to use without moderation.

I love Enrow. It's one of my top 2 tools when doing waterfall to find emails. The value for money and ease of integration are excellent.

I much prefer it to Dropcontact, Apollo or Hunter. Data quality delivers, the API is a pleasure to use, and pricing is honest.

What I like less: honestly not much. Coverage on some markets (especially US) may be slightly less than Apollo, but for Europe it's excellent.

My advice: if you do email enrichment, test Enrow. You might replace your current tools. That's what I did.

Why add it to your stack?

Enrow has become my go-to for email enrichment. After testing Dropcontact, Apollo, Hunter, and a dozen others, Enrow offers the best balance between data quality, ease of integration, and price.

In my waterfall workflows, Enrow is often in first or second position. The match rate is excellent on European markets, and the API integrates perfectly into my n8n automations. It's a hidden gem I recommend to anyone doing serious enrichment.

What you can do with it

  • 1Enrich emails from a scraped prospect list
  • 2First or second source in an enrichment waterfall
  • 3Verify and clean an email database before outbound campaign
  • 4Automate enrichment in your n8n/Make workflows
  • 5Complete missing CRM data in batch

What it does

  • Professional email enrichment
  • Built-in email verification
  • Simple and documented REST API
  • Google Sheets integration
  • Bulk enrichment by file
  • Webhooks for automations

How much?

Starting at 29€/month

Plans starting at 29€/month for 1000 credits. Growth and Scale plans with larger volumes and degressive pricing. Credit rollover on some plans.

The detailed verdict

Do I really need this?

For my use, Enrow has become indispensable. It's my main email enrichment tool, the one I use first in my workflows. Reliability and data quality justify this trust.

If you do outbound seriously, having a reliable enrichment tool is critical. Enrow fills this role perfectly in my stack.

Does it play nice with my stack?

The API is excellent — simple, well documented, with clear responses. Integration into n8n or Make takes 5 minutes. Webhooks available for asynchronous enrichments.

No native CRM integration like Dropcontact, but the API more than compensates. For an ops profile who automates their workflows, it's perfect.

Is it easy to pick up?

Immediate onboarding. Upload a file, launch enrichment, get results. The interface guides first-time users well.

The API is documented with concrete examples. No need for support to get started — everything is clear. Support is responsive if you have specific questions.

Is the UX any good?

The interface is clean and modern. Simple dashboard, enrichment in a few clicks, accessible operation history. It's a pleasure to use compared to some dated UX tools on the market.

The Chrome extension and Sheets integration add flexibility. You can enrich directly from your browser or spreadsheet without touching the API.

Is it worth it?

This is Enrow's strong point. For a comparable price to alternatives, you get often superior data quality. I've done benchmarks: on the European market, Enrow matches better than Hunter and rivals Dropcontact.

Credit rollover on some plans is a plus. You don't lose what you haven't consumed. For volume, Scale plans offer a very competitive cost per credit.

What I like

  • Excellent for waterfall email enrichment with top value for money
  • Simple integration into your automation workflows
  • Perfect alternative to overrated market leaders

What I like less

  • Honestly not much to criticize
  • Less coverage than big players like Apollo on some markets
  • Quality largely compensates for this slight drawback

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