Prospeo
Email finding with sales intent signals
- Category
- Data Enrichment — Email finding + intent signals
- Plans
- Volume-based tiers
- Best for
- Clay users who want another verified email source in the waterfall · Teams that also want buying-signal data
- Integrations
- Clay · Instantly · Smartlead · HubSpot · Zapier · API
- Affiliate program
- Vendor's own portal — Self-serve
- Commission
- 20% · Recurring
- Last verified
- 8 Oct 2026
What Prospeo is actually for
Prospeo finds and verifies emails, and attaches signals that give you a reason to reach out now rather than eventually. From $39 a month with a simple credit model, it is built to be one step inside a larger enrichment pipeline — the Clay integration is the headline feature for most of its users.
It is not a coverage leader on its own. Read its placement correctly: it is a source you add to a waterfall so that the accounts your primary vendor misses get a second attempt with a different method. Used that way it earns its credits; used as a sole source it will disappoint you.
What you are paying for
Credits, straightforwardly, with tiers set by monthly volume. The reason the credit model works well here is that a waterfall naturally consumes more lookups per contact than a single source, so predictable per-lookup pricing is easier to budget than a seat.
The intent signals are the part that is hard to value before you have used them. They are worth testing against a small segment of your list rather than across everything, because their value depends entirely on whether the trigger is something your offer can respond to.
How it compares
Against FullEnrich, both are waterfall components; FullEnrich adds mobile numbers and charges more per record. Against Findymail, Prospeo is cheaper per lookup but does not carry a delivery guarantee, which is the trade you are making.
Verdict
Prospeo belongs in a waterfall, not at the top of a stack. Add it when your primary source is already working and the gaps are what cost you.
What it does well
- Fits cleanly into a Clay waterfall without extra glue work
- Intent signals add a reason to reach out now rather than eventually
- Simple credit model that is easy to test
Where it falls short
- Coverage is not class-leading on its own, so it performs best as part of a waterfall
- Smaller brand means readers need convincing before they try it
Feature checklist
- Email finding
- Verification
- API
- Clay integration
Who shouldn’t pick it
- Teams that need a sender or CRM
- Anyone who only needs occasional lookups
Before you buy
Test the intent signals on a small segment first. A trigger is only useful if your offer can respond to it in the same week it fires.
Prospeo FAQ
- How much does Prospeo cost?
- Prospeo starts at $39 per month. Check the vendor page for the current plan line-up.
- Does Prospeo have an affiliate program?
- Yes. Applications go through Vendor's own portal, and approval is self-serve. It pays 20%, recurring for as long as the customer keeps paying.
- Who is Prospeo best for?
- Clay users who want another verified email source in the waterfall; Teams that also want buying-signal data. It is a weaker fit if you mainly need teams that need a sender or CRM.