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Datamagnet vs Dievio

Same facts, side by side: starting price, free tier, MCP, API and what each one is actually built for.

Starting price

Datamagnet

$39/mo

Developer API that pulls public professional profiles and company pages live at request time, so titles and headcounts are current rather than last quarter's, with email and phone included where they are publicly available. Plans start at $39/mo for 1,000 credits, a basic profile costs 1 credit, and a hosted MCP server lets Claude or ChatGPT call it directly. Best for teams that can wire an API, not recruiters who want a point and click search screen.

Where Datamagnet fits

  • Recruiting tech teams building sourcing or enrichment into their own product or ATS
  • Ops people running Clay or n8n workflows that need current titles, job changes and contact details
  • Recruiters who want to query profiles and ICP searches from inside Claude or ChatGPT
  • Agencies tracking past placements and hiring managers for job moves

Dievio

$29.99/mo Free tier

B2B lead search that builds contact lists from 20+ people and company filters, lets you preview audience counts for free and charges one credit per returned lead. 100 free credits, then $29.99/mo for 10,000 credits. Best for small teams and recruiters building BD lists, especially from Claude or ChatGPT through its MCP server.

Where Dievio fits

  • Recruiters building business development lists of hiring managers and founders
  • Small teams that want contact lists without an annual contract
  • Users who want to pull lead lists from Claude or ChatGPT

At a glance

DetailDatamagnetDievio
Starting price$39/mo$29.99/mo
Free tier–No✓Yes
MCP server✓Yes✓Yes
Public API✓Yes✓Yes
Listed underSourcing, Email finders, Lead generationEmail finders, Lead generation

Where they pull apart

Datamagnet

Stands out: Data is fetched from the live profile at the moment you ask rather than from a stored snapshot, and the credit price per call is published endpoint by endpoint, down to 1 credit for a basic person or company profile. The MCP server is unusually complete for a data vendor: 17 tools, OAuth sign in so no key is pasted into the AI app, and every tool states its credit cost before it runs.

Watch out: This is an API, not an app: there is no search interface or sourcing workflow, so someone has to build on it or use it through Clay, n8n or an AI assistant. Rate limits are low on self serve plans (10 to 30 requests a minute), and the richer calls such as post engagement, activity and ICP search pages cost 10 credits each, so a search heavy month burns credits ten times faster than plain enrichment. Emails and phone numbers come back only where they are publicly available, and the vendor does not describe a deliverability check.

Not the right fit for

  • Recruiters who want a ready made search screen and sequencing
  • Teams that need a verified, deliverability checked email on every contact
  • High volume bulk jobs on a self serve plan capped at 30 requests a minute

Dievio

Stands out: You can see exactly how many people match your filters before spending a credit, and a credit is only charged per lead actually returned, so small test lists cost almost nothing.

Watch out: Coverage varies by record, so some leads come back without an email or phone. API usage needs its own top-up balance on top of any subscription.

Not the right fit for

  • Teams that want sequencing in the same tool
  • Buyers who need guaranteed email and phone on every record
  • Enterprises that need CRM sync built in

Pros and cons

Datamagnet

  • Profiles fetched live at request time, not from a stale database
  • Published per endpoint credit costs, with only successful calls charged
  • Full featured MCP server with OAuth and upfront credit pricing per tool
  • API only, with no search screen or outreach tools
  • Self serve rate limits top out at 30 requests a minute
  • Search, activity and engagement calls cost 10 credits each

Dievio

  • Free count previews before you spend credits
  • Low monthly price per credit
  • MCP server for Claude and ChatGPT
  • Not every record has an email or phone
  • No outreach or sequencing built in
  • API credits are billed separately

What each one costs

Datamagnet

$39/mo

Starter is $39/mo for 1,000 credits at up to 10 requests a minute, Pro $99/mo for 10,000 credits at 20 a minute, and Scale $199/mo for 25,000 credits at 30 a minute, with 20% off on yearly billing. Enterprise is quoted with custom credits, rate limits, SLA and invoicing, and a pay-as-you-go option covers pilots. A basic person or company profile costs 1 credit, while activity, post engagement and ICP search pages cost 10, and only successful requests are charged. New accounts get 10 free credits with no card. Confirm current terms on the vendor site.

Checked 23 Sep 2026

Dievio

$29.99/mo

Free gives 100 one-time credits, all 20+ filters, free count previews, CSV and JSON export and 5 saved lists, with no card. Starter is $29.99/mo for 10,000 credits a month and 2 seats, Growth $79.99/mo for 50,000 credits and 5 seats, and Enterprise $149.99/mo for 150,000 credits, unlimited seats and a dedicated manager; all paid plans add LinkedIn Lookup and are billed monthly. One credit buys one returned lead. The API uses a separate pay-as-you-go balance, from $22.50 for 5,000 credits down to $175 for 60,000. Confirm current terms on the vendor site.

Checked 30 Oct 2026

Common questions

Is Datamagnet cheaper than Dievio?
Dievio starts lower, at $29.99/mo against $39/mo for Datamagnet. That is the entry plan on each side, so the real number depends on seats and the tier you land on.
Can you try Datamagnet or Dievio for free?
Dievio carries a free tier on our listing.
Does Datamagnet or Dievio have an MCP server?
Datamagnet and Dievio ship a first party MCP server, so an AI assistant can work the product directly.

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Editorial listings, never paid rankings. Prices checked 23 Sep 2026. Confirm current terms on the vendor site. Spot an error?