Your signup form captures a Gmail address and your enrichment returns nothing. Crustdata resolves the person behind the email and returns their company, role, headcount, and funding stage.


| Today | With Crustdata |
|---|---|
| Personal email signups enter the CRM with no company, title, or context | People Enrichment API resolves a personal email to a full professional profile: employer, title, seniority, work history |
| 40-60% enrichment rate because your provider only matches corporate domains | Enrichment from 15+ sources covers people by name and email, not just domain matching |
| Enterprise users look identical to hobbyists in your signup queue | Seniority, company size, and funding data feed your lead score so routing happens automatically |
| Three to four vendors stitched together still miss new and small companies | Company Enrichment API with enrich_realtime=true indexes companies not yet in any traditional database |
Pass a personal email or a name. The response includes the person's employer, title, seniority, and full work history. Your scoring model gets structured data instead of an empty CRM record.
1 credit per person for in-database enrichment.


Once you identify the employer, one API call returns headcount, funding history, tech stack, open roles, and growth trajectory. Routing logic that used to guess now runs on real firmographic data.
1 credit per company.
One API call per signup. Full profile before your team sees the lead.
In-database records pull from 15+ sources updated continuously. For companies not yet in the database, enrich_realtime=true fetches and indexes within 10 minutes.
In-database enrichment costs 1 credit per record. A PLG company enriching 5,000 signups per month spends roughly $1,000/month.
Yes. The People Enrichment API resolves personal emails to professional profiles with employer, role, work history, and optional business email.
A waterfall stitches together three to four providers and still misses companies younger than two years. Crustdata aggregates 15+ sources in a single API call with higher coverage on emerging companies.