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Crustdata

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Unified B2B data API for company, people, jobs, web and social data, with email and phone enrichment as paid add-ons; built for agents, official CLI.

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Access: MCP · CLI · API · Dataset · CSV · Batch · Webhooks · Integrations

Benchmark results

Best result: #6 of 6 in Jobs Data (overall 1.7 C)

SuiteHeadline metricScoreOverallRankUpdated
People DataProfile match rate95.9%B (upper half of the field on this metric)2.8 B#9 of 242026-09-25
Jobs DataEmployer coverage83.3%D (bottom fifth of the field on this metric)1.7 C#6 of 62026-09-25

Not measured in this run: Company Data · Intent Data · Technographic Data · Email Data · Phone Data

Grade, against the field on this metric:A (top fifth of the field on this metric)top fifthB (upper half of the field on this metric)upper halfC (lower half of the field on this metric)lower halfD (bottom fifth of the field on this metric)bottom fifth

Pricing

No public price: Crustdata does not publish a self-serve price ladder, so its cost metrics read "-".

What reviewers across the web say

4.4B (strong, 4.2 to 4.5)/ 5 · weighted across 15 reviews

Crustdata has a sparse but genuinely positive review footprint: 4.4 / 5 from 14 Product Hunt reviews on its main listing plus a single 5 / 5 review on a second listing, and no G2 or Capterra corpus, reflecting how early-stage the product is. Users who have adopted it praise the developer experience and its real-time webhook alerts as a real differentiator, while the open question in reviews is whether data quality and latency hold up at production scale. Buyers should weight their own bake-off results heavily given the small sample of public reviews.

PlatformRatingReviewsSource
Product Hunt4.4 / 514producthunt.com
Product Hunt5.0 / 51producthunt.com
What reviewers praise
  • +Developers describe the API as clean, fast, and well documented, making integration straightforward. [1]
  • +Real-time change detection stands out: webhook alerts for job changes, funding rounds, and hiring signals arrive far faster than most competitors deliver. [1][2]
  • +Breadth of data in one place: 16+ datasets (headcount, web traffic, funding, review data, etc.) that would otherwise require multiple vendors. [1]
  • +Well suited to GTM automation use cases like lead generation, customer profiling, and trigger-based outreach. [1]
What reviewers criticize
  • −Very small public review footprint: no meaningful G2 or Capterra review corpus yet, so buyers must rely on their own testing. [1][2]
  • −Some reviewers question whether enrichment data stays clean and accurate at production scale, and want proof on latency under load. [1]
  • −Trigger-based alerting can produce noise or false positives without careful filtering. [1]
“API is clean, fast, and well-documented” · source

Aggregated 2026-09 from public review platforms and communities; every claim links to its source. Full review roundup →

Questions about Crustdata

How does Crustdata perform in independent benchmarks?

Crustdata is ranked on 2 benchmarks. Its best result is #6 of 6 in Jobs Data (overall 1.7 C). By benchmark: Jobs Data #6 of 6, employer coverage 83.3%; People Data #9 of 24, profile match rate 95.9%.

How much does Crustdata cost?

Crustdata does not publish a self-serve price ladder, so the benchmarks have no list price to compute its cost from.

What do reviewers say about Crustdata?

Crustdata holds 4.4 / 5, weighted across 15 reviews on Product Hunt. Reviewers praise: Developers describe the API as clean, fast, and well documented, making integration straightforward. They criticize: Very small public review footprint: no meaningful G2 or Capterra review corpus yet, so buyers must rely on their own testing.

How can you get data out of Crustdata?

Crustdata offers an MCP server, a command-line tool, an API, dataset delivery, CSV export, batch endpoints, webhooks and native integrations. It fetches data live, at request time, rather than serving a cached index.

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