A Clearbit alternative for Attio users

What changed with Clearbit

Clearbit was acquired by HubSpot and has since been rebranded and folded into HubSpot as Breeze Intelligence. The product roadmap, integrations, and best experience now center on HubSpot.

For HubSpot customers, that consolidation can be convenient. For everyone else, it means the standalone enrichment tool many teams relied on is increasingly tied to a CRM they may not use.

Why this matters if you use Attio

Even before the acquisition, Clearbit was not a native Attio app. Getting its data into Attio meant APIs, middleware, or manual exports. With the product now oriented around HubSpot, that gap is unlikely to close.

So if you are an Attio user evaluating a replacement, the most important question is not just data quality. It is whether the tool actually lives where your contacts live.

What to look for in a replacement

• Native to Attio, so enrichment happens on the record without a sync to maintain.
• Strong coverage for the data you actually need: professional emails and phone numbers.
• Fair billing, so you are not paying for lookups that return nothing.
• Simple to adopt, with no platform to learn or configure.

How Aanrich fits

Aanrich is built only for Attio. You select a Person record, or many at once, choose to find an email, a phone number, or both, and the result is written straight onto the record. Behind the scenes it runs a 15+ provider waterfall and returns the best match, so you never manage sources yourself. And if nothing is found, the credit is refunded.

Clearbit vs Aanrich, at a glance

Simple, predictable pricing

Aanrich uses credits, with rules that are easy to hold in your head:

• Email lookup: 1 credit
• Phone lookup: 10 credits
• Email and phone together: 11 credits

You are only charged for successful lookups. If a contact cannot be found, the credit goes back to your balance. New workspaces start with 11 free credits, so you can test coverage on your own data before spending anything.