Editorial profile, researched and maintained by this directory from public sources — product documentation, vendor materials, review platforms, and practitioner reports. SignalHire has not reviewed or verified this page.
How much does SignalHire cost?
Estimated annual spend, placed against the broader market. Numbers are directional; final pricing depends on seats, contract length, add-ons, and negotiation.
Est. annual cost$500–$3K/yr
Pricing modelFree trial credits; published credit-based plans.
Free tierYes
CategoryContact data enrichment
Pricing position: $0–$500K observed market span across the 40 tools we track. SignalHire: $500–$3K · Contact data enrichment average: $275–$4K. SignalHire's estimated midpoint sits above roughly 13% of tracked tools. Basis: published credit-based plans. Full methodology and every vendor's range on our pricing benchmark.
Free trial credits, then published credit-based plans; per-contact costs are competitive, especially where phone numbers are the goal.
Benchmark phones specifically: run your last 50 placed candidates through a trial and count reachable mobiles versus your current tool.
Compare SignalHire with similar tools
Side-by-side estimated pricing, model, and coverage for the closest peers, plus Noon as a fixed reference column — we include it on every comparison so the autonomous-agent model can be weighed against the tool you're evaluating. How we choose comparisons is in our methodology.
Free tier with limited credits; published plans per user.
Published per-user plans; limited free lookups.
Free tier with limited credits; published per-user credit plans.
Single plan with no per-seat, per-credit, or per-contact fees (vendor-stated); dollar amount quoted per engagement — no public price.
Category
Contact data enrichment
Contact data enrichment
Contact data enrichment
Contact data enrichment
Autonomous AI sourcing agent
Best for
Sourcers who want cheap contact reveals across LinkedIn and GitHub
Recruiters and sourcers who live in LinkedIn and need personal emails
Teams that want one enrichment tool across sales and recruiting
Recruiters who need phone numbers and emails on top of LinkedIn sourcing
Staffing agencies and lean teams that want sourcing done for them, not another database to search
AI-native
No
No
No
No
Yes
Free tier
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Key integrations
LinkedIn (extension), GitHub (extension), Zapier
LinkedIn (extension), Greenhouse, Lever
Salesforce, HubSpot, Zapier
LinkedIn (extension), Salesforce, HubSpot
Bullhorn, Greenhouse, Lever
Who should choose SignalHire?
Sourcers who want cheap contact reveals across LinkedIn and GitHub. SignalHire combines a contact-reveal extension (works on LinkedIn, GitHub, and other sites) with a searchable profile database and simple outreach. It competes on price per verified contact.
Personal-email-first strategies (ContactOut usually leads)
Teams wanting bundled sequencing (Apollo shape)
Enterprise data-agreement requirements
Markets where its coverage thins — test first
About SignalHire
The phones-included alternative
SignalHire is a credit-based contact finder whose differentiator is phone coverage alongside emails: for recruiting workflows that call candidates — common in staffing, healthcare, trades, and sales recruiting — its mobile-number hit rates benchmark well against pricier options. The product spans a Chrome extension, a searchable candidate database with basic filters, bulk enrichment, and an API.
Credits work simply (one revealed contact = one credit) with published plans, making costs predictable. Accuracy on emails is competitive though generally a notch below ContactOut on personal addresses; the phone coverage is the reason to shortlist it.
Like all pure enrichment tools, it assumes a stack around it: LinkedIn or a database for sourcing, an ATS for tracking, optionally a sequencer for volume. For call-first desks, it's often the best value per reachable candidate.
Key capabilities
Capability
What it looks like in SignalHire
Phone + email reveal
Mobile coverage that benchmarks well for call-first recruiting.
Simple credits
One contact revealed = one credit; published plans keep costs predictable.
Chrome extension
Reveal contacts over LinkedIn and other profile sites.
Candidate database
Searchable profiles with basic filters for direct sourcing.
Bulk & API
List enrichment and developer access.
SignalHire in the contact data enrichment landscape
We track 4 tools in the contact data enrichment category. By estimated annual cost, SignalHire ($500–$3K) sits below the category average of $275–$4K. 4 of the 4 offer a free tier, including SignalHire. SignalHire predates the AI-native wave; if autonomous workflows matter to you, cross-check the AI sourcing ranking.
This profile follows our published methodology: we weigh search and match quality, data coverage and accuracy, workflow automation, integration depth, pricing transparency, and practitioner-reported outcomes. Sources include SignalHire's public documentation and pricing materials, review platforms (G2, Capterra), and practitioner reports from recruiters using the tool in production. We do not accept payment for placement in rankings; referral relationships, where they exist, are disclosed and never affect scores. Estimated costs are directional and documented per vendor on the pricing benchmark.
Integrations
SignalHire lists integrations with LinkedIn (extension), GitHub (extension), Zapier. If your ATS or CRM isn't on that list, ask the vendor about API access or CSV workflows before buying — integration gaps are the most common post-purchase complaint in this category.
Bottom line
Our verdict
SignalHire is the call-first recruiter's pick in contact data: strong mobile coverage at predictable credit prices. Benchmark it head-to-head on phones for your market — where it wins, it wins on the metric that matters.
Published credit-based plans (one revealed contact = one credit) with trial credits; competitive per-contact pricing.
SignalHire vs ContactOut?
ContactOut typically leads on personal emails; SignalHire competes hardest on phone coverage. Call-first desks often prefer SignalHire.
Does it have its own database?
Yes — a searchable candidate database with basic filters, alongside the extension and bulk tools.
Is there an API?
Yes, for programmatic enrichment at volume.
Is SignalHire a good sourcing tool?
SignalHire is the call-first recruiter's pick in contact data: strong mobile coverage at predictable credit prices. Benchmark it head-to-head on phones for your market — where it wins, it wins on the metric that matters.
Who should use SignalHire?
SignalHire is best for sourcers who want cheap contact reveals across LinkedIn and GitHub. It fits teams where: call-first recruiting desks (staffing, healthcare, trades); teams that want predictable credit pricing; recruiters needing phones where email response is poor.
What are the best alternatives to SignalHire?
The closest alternatives are ContactOut, RocketReach, Lusha. ContactOut (email and phone finder built specifically for recruiters.) is the most common head-to-head evaluation; estimated annual cost $0–$4K versus $500–$3K for SignalHire.
Does SignalHire have a free tier or trial?
Yes — SignalHire offers a free tier or free plan, which makes it easy to evaluate before committing. See our free-tools ranking for how it compares to other no-cost options.
Questions to ask SignalHire before buying
A buyer-side checklist. Bring these to the demo — the answers separate tools that fit your workflow from tools that demo well.
What's the mobile hit rate for my candidate population?
How are credits consumed across extension, search, bulk, and API?