Cleanlist vs Tables

Cleanlist is a waterfall-enrichment specialist: 25+ data providers sequenced per lookup, you pay only for verified results (1 credit per verified work email, 10 per phone number). Plans: Free (50 credits/mo), Starter $49/seat/mo, Pro $89/seat/mo (Oct 2026, cleanlist.ai). Tables is an AI lead-sourcing and enrichment platform advertising 300M+ contacts; its pricing is not publicly published. Pick Cleanlist when your bottleneck is bad data quality and you want pay-per-verified-result economics; pick Tables when you want list-building plus enrichment in one workspace and are fine asking sales for pricing. No hands-on test was run; there is no measured accuracy winner here.

Decision pointCleanlistTables
Best suited toOutbound teams that want verified work emails and direct dials from one managed waterfall.SDR teams that want list building and enrichment in one place rather than stitching a database to a separate enrichment tool.
Plans and costFree is $0 for 50 credits a month. Starter is $49 per seat a month with 750 credits per seat, Pro is $89 per seat a month with 1,500 credits per seat, and Enterprise is custom, with 25% off on annual billing. A verified work email costs 1 credit, a phone number 10 credits, both on one row 11 credits, validation 0.5 credits, and AI qualification 5 credits, while search is free and a missed email or phone number costs nothing. A new workspace opens on Pro for 14 days free with 250 credits and three seats.Pricing not publicly published; check official site.
LimitationsCleanlist sells no intent data or technographic filters and has no built-in dialer, and its accuracy figures are from its own benchmark.Pricing is not publicly published, so you cannot budget without talking to sales. As with any database, verify enriched emails before sequencing; stale data burns sender reputation regardless of vendo

Use the same input

A 5-person SDR team needs to turn a 3,000-row CSV of target accounts into verified work emails and direct dials for a Q4 outbound push.

What a successful result must preserve

Verified-email coverage, cost per usable record, and whether pricing is transparent and self-serve.

Evidence and test status

Official specification comparison. Plan prices, allowances and feature claims below come from the two vendors' official pricing and feature pages, re-checked October 2026. We did not run a hands-on test on either tool; no quality winner is declared.

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