people-enrichment

Work email, phone & company enrichment for Python. Turn a name + company domain into a verified work email, direct phone, and LinkedIn URL — plus B2B company, domain, and email enrichment. Real, deliverability-checked contacts from a multi-provider waterfall, not pattern guesses.

• ✅ Free company-enrichment demo, no signup.
• 📧 Verified work email + direct mobile from "Name domain.com".
• 🏢 Company firmographics — description, industry, website, socials, tech.
• 🔌 Zero dependencies, Python 3.8+. Pay-per-call (card or USDC via x402) — no seat license, no 3-seat minimum, no annual contract.

Install

pip install people-enrichment

Quickstart (free, no key)

from people_enrichment import Client

c = Client()  # free company-enrichment demo, rate-limited

print(c.company("stripe.com"))
# {'company_name': 'Stripe', 'description': 'Stripe is a financial services platform...',
#  'website': 'https://stripe.com', 'social': {...}, 'emails': [...]}

Full access (paid)

Get an API key instantly with a card at https://api.gocreativeai.com/credits/buy (or pay-per-call in USDC via x402 — no key at all):

c = Client(api_key="gck_...")

c.people("Patrick Collison stripe.com")  # verified work email + mobile + LinkedIn
c.email("jane@acme.com")                 # validate + enrich an email
c.company("stripe.com")                  # full company enrichment
c.domain("stripe.com")                   # DNS + WHOIS + TLS footprint

Methods

All methods return parsed JSON (dict). Errors raise EnrichmentError with a clear message (402 → how to get a key, 429 → demo quota reached).

Why this vs Hunter / Apollo / Snov.io / Prospeo

The API is the product — full programmatic access on every tier (no $149/mo API paywall, no 3-seat minimum), verified contacts from a multi-provider waterfall, and a genuinely usable free tier. See: vs Hunter · vs Apollo · vs Snov.io · vs Prospeo.

Disclaimer

Enrichment draws on public + partner data sources; verify before outreach and comply with applicable privacy/anti-spam law (GDPR/CAN-SPAM). Absence of a result is not a guarantee that none exists.

License

MIT © GoCreative · Docs