# SalesQL, $79 monthly: Cached company enrichment API

> Industry, size, HQ location, logo and LinkedIn. Free — company enrichment does not consume credits.

SalesQL's cached company enrichment API on its Professional plan. 6 of the 13 key fields: Industry, Type and status, Images, Employees, Social profiles, Headquarters.
You pay $79 for 5,000 credits a month, which pay for SalesQL's other calls. This call costs none of them. SalesQL limits how many calls you get, but doesn't say how many.

- This page: https://datacircle.dev/cached-company-enrichment-apis/salesql/79-monthly
- Get it: https://salesql.com/pricing
- Its API docs: https://salesql.com/docs/api#tag/endpoints/GET/organizations/enrich
- Sold by: SalesQL (https://salesql.com)
- Checked: 2026-10-18

## In the answer

- Completeness: 46%
- Industry: ✓
- Type and status: ✓
- Images: ✓
- Employees: ✓
- Social profiles: ✓
- Headquarters: ✓

## Price

- Billing: monthly
- $ a month: $79

## Aggregators

- Aggregators: Unified.to: your key 2,500 free API requests on a tester account, then from $750 a month for 750,000 calls, $1.00 per 1,000 beyond

## Charges

- Per: call
- Also pays for: Enrich Person · Email Lookup Person · Bulk Enrich Persons · Verify Email · Bulk Verify Emails · from the same budget: Other API calls (every call counts toward the daily limit)

## Not found

- $ per 1,000: $0.00

## In their words

- Their pitch: Industry, size, HQ location, logo and LinkedIn. Free — company enrichment does not consume credits.

## Data

- Freshness: stored
- Keep data: right to access Profile Data through the Services for the Customer's internal business purposes during the Subscription Term [...] On termination of these Terms or expiry of the Subscription Term: [...] the Customer must cease all use of Profile Data obtained from the Services, except for Profile Data that the Customer has lawfully integrated into its own systems and is processing as an independent controller in accordance with applicable law and these Terms [...] Where SalesQL informs the Customer that a Business Contact has objected to processing or has been removed from the Profiles Database, the Customer will, without undue delay, suppress that Business Contact's data in the Customer's own systems
- Use data: SalesQL grants the Customer a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable right to access Profile Data through the Services for the Customer's internal business purposes during the Subscription Term. [...] The Customer must not, and must not allow any End User or third party to: access or use the Services in violation of applicable law, third-party rights, or these Terms, copy, modify, translate, adapt or create derivative works of the Services or the Profiles Database, except as expressly permitted, [...] create or operate multiple Accounts (including under different identities, email addresses or organisations) to obtain additional free-tier or promotional credits, or to evade rate limits, credit limits, suppressions or other restrictions under these Terms or the AUP (see the AUP, Section 4), access, scrape, copy or download the Services or the Profiles Database in bulk, including by means of automated tools other than SalesQL's official API or MCP Server used in accordance with the Documentation and the applicable rate limits, resell, sublicense, rent, lease, distribute or transfer the Services or the Profiles Database to any third party, or use the Services to provide services to third parties on a service-bureau, white-label or hosted basis, [...] attempt to circumvent any security, authentication, rate-limit, or access-control mechanism of the Services, [...] use the Services to develop a competing product or to benchmark the Services for the purpose of building a competing product. [...] the Customer must not: use Profile Data to build or contribute to a competing B2B contact database, sales-intelligence platform or data broker, combine Profile Data with consumer data or other data sets in a way that would create a profile for non-business purposes, use Profile Data for credit, employment, housing or insurance decisions, sell, license or otherwise commercialise Profile Data to third parties. [...] The Customer will not use the Services to target Recipients on the basis of, or to send communications relating to, special categories of personal data, including health, religion, political opinions, sexual orientation, trade-union membership, or other categories that benefit from heightened protection under applicable law, except where the Customer has obtained the explicit consent of the Recipient or has another valid lawful basis. The Customer will not use the Services for any of the following purposes: consumer-targeted marketing, except where the Recipient has provided informed consent under applicable laws, communications relating to gambling, adult content, weapons, controlled substances, get-rich-quick schemes, multi-level-marketing schemes, or fraudulent or deceptive schemes, harassment, threats, defamation, hate speech or unlawful discrimination, communications targeting individuals identified as employed by, or affiliated with, government, judicial, military, intelligence or law-enforcement institutions in their capacity as such, where such targeting would constitute interference with public functions under applicable law, communications relating to political campaigns or elections, except where the Customer is registered with the applicable electoral authorities and has complied with all applicable election laws, communications relating to personal injury solicitation, debt collection, or consumer financial products, except where the Customer is licensed to engage in those activities under applicable law, any other purpose prohibited by the AUP. [...] Data accessed or generated through a Customer-Authorized Tool is used exclusively by the Customer and its End Users for the Customer's internal business purposes, and is not redistributed, resold, sublicensed, made available, or otherwise disclosed to any third party, including the operator of the Customer-Authorized Tool except as strictly necessary for the technical operation of that tool on the Customer's behalf. [...] Making automated requests against non-public or undocumented endpoints is prohibited and can result in account suspension.

## Plan

- Pay: $79
- You get: 5,000 credits a month
- Expires: at the end of the billing cycle: unused credits expire and are not carried forward

## Rate limit

- Per second: 3
- Batch: 1

## Speed

- Answer: in the call

## The call

- You send: linkedin_url, or organization_domain, or organization_name
- Method: GET
- Path: /organizations/enrich

## About the plan

- Plan: Professional
- Who can get it: at least 18 years old and capable of entering into a legally binding contract, for businesses and other organisations, not for personal, family or household use

## The 16 fields the plan's answer can hold

company ID, name, website, domain, LinkedIn URL, logo, founded year, employee range, industry, city, state, country, country code, region, company type, error message

## SalesQL's plans (4)

- [SalesQL, $79 monthly](https://datacircle.dev/cached-company-enrichment-apis/salesql/79-monthly/llms.txt): 46% complete, stored
- [SalesQL, $119 monthly](https://datacircle.dev/cached-company-enrichment-apis/salesql/119-monthly/llms.txt): 46% complete, stored
- [SalesQL, $711 yearly](https://datacircle.dev/cached-company-enrichment-apis/salesql/711-yearly/llms.txt): $0.395 per 1,000, 46% complete, stored
- [SalesQL, $1,071 yearly](https://datacircle.dev/cached-company-enrichment-apis/salesql/1071-yearly/llms.txt): $0.149 per 1,000, 46% complete, stored

## SalesQL's calls (1)

- `GET /organizations/enrich`: [SalesQL, $79 monthly](https://datacircle.dev/cached-company-enrichment-apis/salesql/79-monthly/llms.txt)

## Similar plans of other providers

- [GetProspect, $49 monthly, Starter, POST /v2/companies/bulk-enrich](https://datacircle.dev/cached-company-enrichment-apis/getprospect/49-monthly-starter-post-v2-companies-bulk-enrich/llms.txt): no limit per 1,000, 62% complete, stored

## Sources

From each provider's own pricing page and docs, and from what providers tell us. We read this row from these pages on 2026-10-18.

- https://api-public.salesql.com/openapi.json
- https://help.salesql.com/en/articles/8751459-understanding-how-credits-are-charged
- https://help.salesql.com/en/articles/9341332-api-frequently-asked-questions
- https://help.salesql.com/en/articles/9449506-salesql-api-introduction
- https://salesql.com/api
- https://salesql.com/docs/api
- https://salesql.com/docs/api.md
- https://salesql.com/docs/mcp
- https://salesql.com/legal/aup
- https://salesql.com/legal/terms
- https://salesql.com/pricing
- https://salesql.com/pricing.md