Innerfetch API vs Coresignal

Coresignal compared with Innerfetch API: 20 credits per full company record, price per 1,000 on each plan, freshness, customers and where Coresignal wins.

Coresignal sells large company and employee datasets through an API and as files. Its records are dense, with hundreds of fields, and its largest plans have a very low price per record. It uses credits only on successful calls.

Innerfetch API is a company data API for teams that work one company or one list at a time. You send a domain and get the profile, plus the company’s customers, competitors and vendors, each with the public page that shows it.

Prices

Coresignal plans run from Mini ($49 a month for 2,500 credits) to Elite ($5,000 a month for 10,000,000 credits). A full company record is 20 credits, and a core record is 10. So 1,000 full records cost about $392 on Mini, about $133 on Growth, and about $10 on Elite. Yearly billing takes 10% off.

On Innerfetch API, every call has a fixed price in credits, and credit packs need no subscription. The table below shows the cost of 1,000 company profiles.

Coresignal’s docs and pricing page give two different rate limits for Mini: 5 requests a second in the docs and 20 on the pricing page. The table shows the docs.

Innerfetch API vs Coresignal, row by row

What you getInnerfetch APICoresignal
1,000 company profiles cost$11.98 on the Scale plan; $29 pay as you go$392 on Mini ($49 a month); about $10 on Elite ($5,000 a month)
Pay as you goYes. Credit packs from $29, valid for 12 monthsNo; monthly plans, yearly saves 10%
Free trial200 credits for 30 days with a work e-mail, no credit card7-day free trial
CommitmentNone. Monthly plans, cancel at any timeMonthly plan
How freshStored data that refreshes in the background; add fresh=true to refresh a company nowStored multi-source dataset, also sold as files
Company detailsIndustry, headquarters, headcount range, founded year, tech stack, e-mail pattern, open roles, executivesFirmographics, tech stack, funding, workforce data
Customers of a companyYes, each with the public page that names itNo
Competitors of a companyYes, each with the reason it is thereYes, listed among company fields
Vendors a company usesYes, each with the public page that names itNot published
People at a companyPeople of the company found on the public webEmployee records
Work e-mailLookup with a verified, likely or unknown statusE-mail enrichment, 10 credits a contact found
Phone numbersNoNot published
Funding and revenueNoYes, rounds, investors, M&A and stock data
When nothing is found1 credit for a domain that is not a company; free in a batchFree; only successful calls use credits
AI agentsMCP server with the same API keyOfficial MCP server
Pay per call without an accountYes, agents pay each call in USDCNo
Rate limit300 requests a minute per key on every paid plan5 requests a second on Mini, up to 100+ on top plans

Facts about Coresignal come from its own public pages, verified in October 2026. Prices change, so check the sources below before you buy. "Not published" means we could not find the fact on a public page.

Where Innerfetch API wins

  • A lower price for 1,000 company profiles on small and medium volumes
  • Credit packs with no subscription
  • Customers and vendors of a company, each with the public page that shows it
  • Add fresh=true to refresh a company now

Where Coresignal wins

  • A very low price per record at high volume on its largest plans
  • Large, dense records with hundreds of fields
  • Workforce data such as headcount history, attrition and job postings
  • Bulk data files for a warehouse

Choose Innerfetch API if

  • You enrich up to tens of thousands of companies a month
  • You need customer and vendor lists with source links
  • You do not want a monthly plan

Choose Coresignal if

  • You enrich millions of records a month
  • You need workforce history or funding data
  • You want the whole dataset as files

Innerfetch API vs Coresignal, answered

How much does Coresignal cost per company?

A full company record is 20 credits. On the Mini plan ($49 for 2,500 credits) that is about $392 for 1,000 records. On the Elite plan ($5,000 for 10,000,000 credits) it is about $10.

Does Coresignal charge when nothing is found?

No. Its docs say credits are used only on successful calls.

Which is cheaper?

It depends on volume. Coresignal's large plans cost less per record. On small and medium volumes, Innerfetch API costs less per company profile. The table shows both.

Should I use both?

Some teams do. Coresignal for bulk workforce data, Innerfetch API for customer, competitor and vendor lists with source links.

Sources

Checked in October 2026. Our own prices come from our pricing page.

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