RocketReach is a contact lookup platform with a database of hundreds of millions of professionals for sales and recruiting outreach.
RocketReach lets users find verified emails and phone numbers for professionals and companies worldwide. Its Chrome extension works directly on LinkedIn and company sites, and its API is used inside CRMs and data products. Search filters cover role, company size, industry and location, and bulk lookup supports list-based workflows. Enrichment keeps existing CRM records complete, and intent-adjacent signals help prioritize who to contact.
RocketReach is freemium with limited free lookups; paid plans scale by monthly lookups and data access levels.
Sales teams, recruiters and developers who need programmatic access to professional contact data.
Recruiters find direct dials and emails for hard-to-reach candidates, and sales teams enrich account lists before outreach. Analysts use bulk lookup for large prospect sets.
Search by name and company to see available contacts, then use bulk tools for list building and export.
Free lookups are limited; regular use requires a paid plan.
Yes — its API is a popular source of contact data inside other products.
Versus Hunter.io, RocketReach offers more phone data and scale; versus ZoomInfo it is lighter weight with simpler pricing.
It aggregates from public web sources and professional networks, with verification layers to improve accuracy.
Lookups consume credits per record; plans scale the monthly allowance, and bulk operations draw from the same pool.
Verified emails, direct phone numbers and social profiles across a large global database, each record carrying confidence indicators so outreach teams know how much to trust a contact.
Yes — bulk and API options support list-level enrichment for teams processing hundreds or thousands of records at once for campaigns or recruiting pipelines.
Verification layers and confidence scoring improve reliability, though as with all B2B data some records decay and bounce handling in your sequencer is prudent.
Yes — the extension surfaces contacts while browsing company sites and professional profiles, speeding one-off lookups outside the main platform.