
I use Cleanlist AI to enrich my prospecting lists, and it’s the tool that has impressed me the most out of all the ones I’ve tried.
UI / UX: The interface is clear and very quick to get to grips with. The list view lets me see at a glance what has already been enriched and what remains to be processed, with no prior training needed.
Integrations: The API and MCP connector are real time-savers. I can run searches and enrich data from within my own tools, then retrieve the results directly without dealing with CSV exports or copy-and-paste.
Performance: The data is reliable. I get usable contact details for a good proportion of my contacts, including targets that other tools struggle to cover.
Pricing / ROI: Credits are only used when data is found, so a search that returns no results costs nothing. The cost estimate before starting a bulk run helps avoid unpleasant surprises. The value for money is very good, especially compared with much more expensive platforms.
Support / Getting started: Setup was quick, and the team responds promptly and personally. They take feedback into account, and several requested improvements have already been delivered.
AI / Intelligence: AI-assisted search lets me build targeted lists in a few minutes, whereas it used to take half a day of sorting and verification. It also helps pre-qualify a target before spending credits. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Nothing that gets in the way, but a few things could be improved.
The first is the level of detail in phone number search results. You get the number, but there’s no indication of the country or region, or whether the line is mobile or landline. So I have to check this myself before using the numbers for prospecting. A country/region code field and a line-type indicator would make the data ready to use.
The second concerns bulk processing. Per-call limits mean large files have to be split into batches, which requires a little more setup. A higher limit, or an option to “process the entire list,” would be welcome.
Finally, some advanced features are restricted to higher-tier plans, and an analytics dashboard (for tracking enrichment performance and credit usage) is still missing.
These are minor points compared with the data quality and the price, and the team is responsive enough that I expect to see these improvements arrive. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.