Cleanlist vs Nymeria
Nymeria pulls emails from LinkedIn URLs. Cleanlist queries 15+ providers, adds phone, ICP scoring, and triple verification, beyond LinkedIn coverage.
Head-to-head, feature by feature
One verified, deliverable list. Reconciled from 15+ raw sources, every run.
Pick Nymeria if you want the cheapest entry point ($39/mo), a browser extension for one-by-one prospecting across LinkedIn, GitHub, and Twitter, and a credit model where misses cost nothing. Pick Cleanlist if you enrich lists in bulk and need a 15-plus-provider waterfall, triple email verification, ICP scoring, and AI columns. Both return email and phone, so the real split is single-dataset lookups versus a multi-source cascade.
Nymeria is a LinkedIn-anchored email finder with a developer API. Cleanlist queries 15+ providers (Nymeria-equivalent sources plus 14 more), adds phone numbers, ICP scoring, Smart Agents, and triple verification, useful when prospects aren't on LinkedIn or you need richer enrichment than email alone.
Decision Matrix: Which One to Pick
Honest, side-by-side guidance — no “always pick us” spin.
Choose Cleanlist if
- You enrich whole lists at once from a CSV or CRM export rather than grabbing contacts one at a time through a browser extension
- You want a 15-plus-provider waterfall that cascades to the next source when the first one misses, instead of relying on a single dataset
- You want triple email verification on every record before it reaches your CRM, not a single verification pass
- You want ICP scoring, AI columns, and Smart Agents to research and qualify each contact, not just return email, phone, and social links
- You want enriched records pushed straight into HubSpot, Salesforce, or Pipedrive as part of the same enrichment run
Choose Nymeria if
- You want the lowest starting price: Nymeria's Nano plan is $39/mo, below Cleanlist's $79 Starter
- You prospect one profile at a time and like the browser extension that pulls a contact while you view a LinkedIn, GitHub, or Twitter profile
- You want a credit model where failed lookups cost nothing, so you only spend on records Nymeria actually finds
- You source developers or technical talent and want social links (GitHub, Twitter) plus biographic detail on each person
- You are a developer who wants a simple, well-documented enrichment API rather than a full list-enrichment and GTM workflow
Feature-by-Feature Comparison
How Cleanlist and Nymeria stack up across key capabilities.
CleanlistPricing Comparison
See how plans and pricing compare between the two platforms.
Nymeria Pricing
- -10 lookups/mo
- -LinkedIn-anchored email finder
- -Browser extension
- -No phone data
- -1,500 lookups/mo
- -API access
- -No phone data
- -Single user
- -5,000 lookups/mo
- -Priority support
- -No phone data
- -Bulk processing
Cleanlist Pricing
No per-user pricing- 30 email credits/mo
- 3 phone credits/mo
- Waterfall enrichment
- LinkedIn integration
- 1,500 email credits/mo
- 50 phone credits/mo
- CSV import + CRM sync
- All enrichment features
- 5,000 email credits/mo
- 200 phone credits/mo
- Smart Agents + ICP Scoring
- Priority support
- 10,000 email credits/mo
- 1,000 phone credits/mo
- Dedicated success manager
- Custom integrations
Honest Strengths
Where Nymeria Wins
- Strong LinkedIn URL → email match rate when contacts have active profiles
- Developer-friendly API with simple authentication and clear docs
- Free tier (10 lookups/mo) suitable for testing
- Browser extension for one-by-one lookups while browsing LinkedIn
Where Cleanlist Wins
- Queries 15+ providers including LinkedIn-equivalent sources (broader coverage when contacts aren't on LinkedIn)
- Adds phone enrichment (85% match rate) Nymeria doesn't provide
- Triple email verification with catch-all detection (Nymeria uses single-pass)
- ICP scoring rates every record 0-100 against your customer profile
- Smart Agents normalize titles, dedupe records, and standardize data
- Native CRM integrations (HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive), Nymeria has none
Who Should Use Which?
The right tool depends on your workflow and priorities.
Choose Nymeria if you...
- Developers building LinkedIn-anchored applications with simple email-finding needs
- Teams whose entire ICP has active LinkedIn profiles
- Solo prospectors doing one-by-one LinkedIn lookups via browser extension
- API-first workflows where email is the only enrichment field needed
Choose Cleanlist if you...
- Outbound teams whose ICP isn't 100% on LinkedIn
- Teams that need email + phone + firmographics + ICP score in one workflow
- RevOps teams running CRM data hygiene and re-enrichment
- Anyone wanting waterfall coverage that goes beyond LinkedIn-only sources
Why B2B teams switch to Cleanlist from Nymeria
Used by GTM teams including Warp, Kindsight, BuildZoom, Reply.io, Upfluence.
“Our entire GTM team lives off Cleanlist now. We replaced 5+ tools, deals are 30% bigger, and reps are doing 50% more volume.”
Ruslan Valeev
Senior Director, Revenue Operations, Float
5+
Tools replaced
“Speed to lead is now minutes with perfect data quality. We doubled inbound deals and convert 30% better.”
Evan Santa
VP of Sales, Proposify
2x
Inbound deals
See how Cleanlist compares to Nymeria
Try Free“Nymeria is a clean, cheap way to grab a contact while you are viewing someone's LinkedIn, GitHub, or Twitter, and I respect that a failed lookup costs you nothing, which is a genuinely fair credit model. Where it stops is depth: it enriches from its own dataset, so when that dataset does not have someone, that lookup is done. We built the 15-plus-provider waterfall to cascade past those misses, then layer on triple verification, ICP scoring, and AI columns so a list comes back qualified, not just contactable.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does Nymeria's pricing compare to Cleanlist's?
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Nymeria starts cheaper: Nano is $39/mo, Micro is $79/mo, and Kilo is $159/mo, with 20% off annual and a model where failed lookups cost nothing. Cleanlist's Starter is $79/mo (1,500 credits) and Pro is $229/mo (5,000). Nymeria does not publish per-plan credit counts on its pricing page, so compare on cost per verified, usable contact, and remember a Cleanlist credit can also return an ICP score and AI-column research, not just contact fields.
Does Nymeria provide phone numbers, or just email?
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Nymeria provides both. Every plan includes email data, mobile phone numbers, and social links, so this is not an email-versus-phone decision. The real difference is how each tool finds data: Nymeria enriches from its own dataset, while Cleanlist runs a 15-plus-provider waterfall and triple-verifies each email, which is built for lists where a single source often comes up short.
Is Nymeria better for one-by-one prospecting or bulk list enrichment?
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Nymeria shines at one-by-one work: its browser extension lets a rep or recruiter pull a contact while viewing a LinkedIn, GitHub, or Twitter profile, and its API suits developers who want to enrich programmatically. Cleanlist is list-first: drop in a CSV or CRM export and get verified email, phone, firmographics, ICP scores, and AI-column research back in one pass, then pushed to HubSpot, Salesforce, or Pipedrive.
Is Cleanlist better than Nymeria for finding emails?
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For LinkedIn-anchored prospects, Nymeria works well. Cleanlist's 15-provider waterfall covers LinkedIn-equivalent data plus 14 additional sources, so coverage is broader on lists where some contacts aren't on LinkedIn. Cleanlist also adds phone, ICP scoring, and triple verification.
Does Nymeria include phone numbers?
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No. Nymeria is email-only. For phone enrichment, Cleanlist's waterfall queries dedicated phone providers for 85% match rate on B2B direct dials in addition to email.
Is Nymeria's API better than Cleanlist's?
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Nymeria's API is simple and developer-friendly for LinkedIn-only email lookup. Cleanlist's API exposes the full 15-provider waterfall plus phone enrichment, ICP scoring, and verification in a single call, broader functionality for production GTM systems.
Can I use Nymeria and Cleanlist together?
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You can, but Cleanlist's waterfall already covers LinkedIn-equivalent sources plus 14 others, so layering Nymeria adds cost without meaningful additional coverage. Most teams consolidate to Cleanlist alone.
Does Nymeria have CRM integrations?
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No. Nymeria is API-only with no native CRM connectors. Cleanlist provides native HubSpot, Salesforce, and Pipedrive integrations from the Pro plan up, plus CSV import and export on every plan.
Key Terms
Understanding these concepts will help you evaluate Nymeria and alternatives more effectively.
Nymeria is anchored to LinkedIn URLs; Cleanlist combines LinkedIn data with 14 other sources for broader coverage.
Email VerificationNymeria verifies emails in a single pass; Cleanlist runs triple verification with catch-all detection.
Waterfall EnrichmentCleanlist queries 15+ providers per lookup vs Nymeria's LinkedIn-anchored single source.
API EnrichmentNymeria offers a simple email-finding API; Cleanlist's API exposes the full waterfall plus phone, ICP scoring, and verification.
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