Datanyze

Datanyze is a Chrome-based B2B prospecting tool that brings contact details and company information into research pages, with technology data for added account context. It suits individual prospectors who build targeted lists as they research companies. Its monthly credit plans are straightforward, but access is tied to Chrome and the trial does not preserve revealed details if you leave without upgrading.

Overview

Datanyze combines contact discovery with company profiles and technology information. Its coverage figures include 63 million direct dials, 84 million email addresses, and 120 million people. Those numbers suggest a substantial directory, while company and technology data can add useful context to prospecting; coverage figures alone do not guarantee a match for any particular contact.

The product’s defining trade-off is a focused browser workflow: Datanyze says it can currently be accessed only through Google Chrome. It is a practical fit for Chrome-based individual prospecting, but not for people who need to switch browsers or use a standalone mobile app.

Key features

Contact discovery and lists

The extension surfaces contact and company data in real time on prospecting sites such as LinkedIn. Datanyze says it can show contact information for employees while viewing a company’s LinkedIn employee page, which can make account-level list building more direct. Users can tag contacts and companies, arrange them into segmented lists, and export those lists as CSV files. That supports an organized handoff, though the CSV-only export format offers no choice of file type.

Each reveal of contact information costs one credit, and credits work both in the extension and on Datanyze directory pages. This makes the monthly allowance consequential: occasional researchers may be comfortable with a small quota, while high-volume prospectors will need a larger plan.

Company and technology research

Datanyze includes company profiles, technology detection, historical technology data, and technology intent signals. Intent signals are also offered for prospecting. These capabilities make it more than a contact lookup tool for users who want technology context alongside names and numbers. Icebreakers on directory pages draw on personal social media feeds, local news, and other sources, offering conversation starters without changing the credit cost of a contact reveal.

Datanyze says its data is vetted and compliant with GDPR and CCPA. Its terms say it may provide tools to interoperate with third-party CRM, marketing automation, or sales enablement applications; that is a possible integration path, not a guarantee of a specific connection.

Pricing

Nyze Lite is a 90-day trial with 10 credits per month. After it ends, users lose access to the platform and previously revealed contact details unless they upgrade. That makes it useful for a time-limited evaluation, not a dependable free tier or a way to retain trial research indefinitely.

Nyze Pro 1 provides 80 credits per month at $29 a month when billed monthly. Nyze Pro 2 provides 160 credits per month at $55 a month when billed monthly. The second tier doubles the monthly allowance for an additional $26 a month, so it suits prospectors whose regular reveal volume outgrows 80 credits; the first is the more restrained paid option. Datanyze also offers Nyze Pro 1 at $2,129 a year for 960 credits per year and Nyze Pro 2 at $3,955 a year for 1920 credits per year. Yearly plans are charged in full at purchase and are non-refundable, so their commitment is a poor fit for uncertain or seasonal use. Paid plans renew automatically.

Datanyze encourages groups to buy individual licenses for team members, so team costs scale by seat rather than by a shared group allowance. It directs customers to its Help Desk and [email protected] for support.

Platforms

Datanyze is available as a Chrome extension and through its web directory pages, but it currently requires Google Chrome. Although the directory pages can be used for credit-based reveals, they do not remove the browser restriction. This is a clear limitation for mixed-browser teams.

Who it's for

Datanyze is best for individual B2B prospectors who already work in Chrome, want contact reveals while researching LinkedIn companies, and can plan around a monthly credit quota. The company profiles and technology signals add value for account research. It is less suitable for teams that need shared seats, broad browser support, or a trial whose saved contact details remain accessible after the evaluation period.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Contact and company details appear in the prospecting workflow, including employee contact information on LinkedIn company pages, reducing friction in targeted list building.
• Pros: Company profiles, technology detection, historical data, and intent signals add account context beyond contact lookup.
• Pros: Tagged, segmented lists can be exported as CSV, giving individual users a defined way to organize research.
• Cons: Every contact reveal consumes a credit, so heavy research can quickly exceed the 80- or 160-credit monthly allowances.
• Cons: The 90-day trial provides only 10 credits per month, and access to the platform and revealed details ends unless the user upgrades.
• Cons: Google Chrome is required, and team members are encouraged to purchase individual licenses.
• Cons: Yearly plans are paid in full up front and are non-refundable, while paid plans renew automatically.

Alternatives

For broader access and a free tier, Wappalyzer is worth considering: its free plan includes 50 technology lookups and 50 email verifications per month, plus five website alerts and sample lead lists, and it supports Android, iOS, API, extension, self-hosted, and web use. BuiltWith is another option for technology research, with 10 detailed lookups per day on its free plan and an Advanced plan at $144 a year for unlimited detailed lookups; it supports API, extension, and web access.

Grizz Technographics may suit readers who want sample data and limited technology-stack, company, phone, location, and company-insight data without credits or usage meters on its free plan. BuyerCaddy is an alternative with a free single-user plan that includes 1000 tokens, rollover of unused tokens, and its platform and CoPilot.

NerdyData offers a free account with up to 500 rows per report and a free API account; its Basic Plan is $200 a month and includes unlimited list downloads. PredictLeads has free API-call tiers, including 100,001–500,000 calls per month with 24/7 support, for readers considering an API-oriented option.

Pursued.io is a web-only alternative with a free plan of 50 credits for one team member. TechnologyChecker offers a free plan with 100 lookups per month, six months of historical data, single-result CSV export, and basic company enrichment, making it another option for technology-focused research.

For category browsing, see Technographic Data Software, Sales Prospecting Software, and B2B Contact Data Providers.

Verdict

Choose Datanyze if you prospect in Chrome, want contact reveals in the LinkedIn research flow, and can match your activity to a monthly credit allowance. Its strongest case is the combination of contact discovery, segmented CSV lists, and technology context in one workflow. Look elsewhere if browser flexibility, persistent trial access, or a shared team license matters more than that focused combination.