LeadIQ

Category: Lead Gen/Data

Contact data with a Claude connector, priced steeply.

LeadIQ captures contact data from LinkedIn and the web into your CRM and sequencer, with verified emails and mobile numbers, a unified credit pool across data types, tracked buying signals and an AI assistant for drafting outreach. A power dialer is in beta. There is an official OAuth connector in Anthropic's verified directory, requiring a paid plan and consuming your normal credits. Pricing restructured in 2026 around a credit pool, with the previous low per-user tier retired, so the entry point is now two hundred dollars a month for two hundred credits across up to five users; phone numbers cost ten times what an email does.

Our verdict

A competent capture tool and the Claude connector sitting in Anthropic's verified directory is a genuine plus, meaning you can research and enrich from an assistant rather than a browser extension. Unified credits across data types is simpler than the multi-currency systems some competitors run. The problem is value at the entry point. Two hundred dollars a month for two hundred credits is poor against the alternatives, particularly since a phone number costs ten credits, meaning that plan buys you twenty mobile numbers if that is what you need. The retirement of the cheaper per-user tier removed the option most small teams were on. On data, processing is United States only with no EU or UK residency, and mobile numbers combined with profile data derived from LinkedIn are the hardest category to defend on legitimate interests, with telephone preference screening remaining your responsibility.

Best for: Sales teams already committed to a sequencer who want capture and enrichment inside that workflow.

Pros

  • Official OAuth connector in Anthropic's verified directory
  • Unified credit pool across data types rather than separate currencies
  • Captures directly into CRM and sequencer without manual steps
  • Buying signals tracked alongside the contact data
  • Free tier of fifty credits to test quality

Cons

  • Poor value at the entry point: two hundred dollars for two hundred credits
  • Phone numbers cost ten credits each, so that plan buys twenty mobile numbers
  • The cheaper per-user tier most small teams used has been retired
  • United States processing only, with no EU or UK residency
  • Mobile numbers and LinkedIn-derived profiles are the hardest data to defend
  • Telephone preference screening remains your responsibility

Pricing: Free 50 credits, then from $200/mo (Freemium)

Rating: 3.5/5