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TheirStack alternatives

3 tools our write-ups put next to TheirStack, with starting price, free tier, MCP and API side by side.

TheirStack from $49/moMCP serverAPI

Closest alternatives

The short answer

PredictLeads : Adds news, funding and product signals to job openings on 120M+ companies, pay as you go from a $40 monthly minimum, if you want more than hiring data. From $40/mo
Coresignal : Employee and company records as well as job data, from $49/mo, better if you also want people data for sourcing rather than postings alone. From $49/mo
Apollo : Hiring-manager contacts and emails with job-posting filters, free to start, if you need to reach the person rather than just find the company. From $49/mo

Why people look past TheirStack

It gives you the company and the posting, not the person: there are no emails or phone numbers for hiring managers, so you still need an enrichment tool to reach anyone. App credits and API credits are separate pools, and each app export is capped at 200 jobs per company.

What we noted

No contact data for hiring managers
Separate credit pools for the app and the API
App exports capped at 200 jobs per company

Not the right fit for

Recruiters who need candidate profiles or contact details
Teams that want contacts and hiring signals in a single tool

Worth keeping in mind: The depth of its job-posting archive: the vendor lists 225M postings back to 2021 across 195 countries and 352k sources, adds about 305k a day, and keeps closed jobs with the date each role went offline. Saved searches send daily or weekly email alerts or push to a webhook, so a desk hears the day a target company opens a role it places.

TheirStack alternatives compared

Tool	Free tier	From	MCP	API	Head to head
TheirStack (the one you are on)	–No	$49/mo	✓Yes	✓Yes
PredictLeads Adds news, funding and product signals to job openings on 120M+ companies, pay as you go from a $40 monthly minimum, if you want more than hiring data.	–No	$40/mo	✓Yes	✓Yes	Head to head
Coresignal Employee and company records as well as job data, from $49/mo, better if you also want people data for sourcing rather than postings alone.	–No	$49/mo	✓Yes	✓Yes	Head to head
Apollo Hiring-manager contacts and emails with job-posting filters, free to start, if you need to reach the person rather than just find the company.	✓Yes	$49/mo	✓Yes	✓Yes	Head to head

What each one does differently

PredictLeads

$40/mo MCP API

Why it comes up: Adds news, funding and product signals to job openings on 120M+ companies, pay as you go from a $40 monthly minimum, if you want more than hiring data.

Stands out: Breadth of signals from one source: job openings with full descriptions and salary, news sorted into 37 event types such as expansions and leadership changes, financing rounds, technographics, products and customer relationships, all keyed to the same company record. You can follow a list of accounts and have new signals pushed to a webhook for 1 credit per company per month.

Watch out: It is data, not an app: there is no point-and-click search for recruiters, so you need an AI agent, n8n, Clay or code to use it. There are no contact details. Credits expire at the end of each month, and discovery calls bill per company returned, so one broad search can cost far more than one credit.

Best for

Agencies building AI agents or n8n flows that watch client and target accounts for hiring and funding
Recruiters using Claude or ChatGPT who want account research pulled on demand
Teams that need several signal types under one API key

Read the PredictLeads write-up TheirStack vs PredictLeads

Coresignal

$49/mo Free trial MCP API

Why it comes up: Employee and company records as well as job data, from $49/mo, better if you also want people data for sourcing rather than postings alone.

Stands out: A real data API plus MCP at $49 Mini: this is enrichment infrastructure, not a Chrome overlay.

Watch out: Mini is 2,500 credits. Starter is $199 and Pro $499. Treating $49 as production volume will fail in week two.

Best for

Builders wiring company/employee/jobs data into agents
Clay and n8n shops
Sourcing teams that want APIs, not a UI database

Read the Coresignal write-up TheirStack vs Coresignal

Apollo

$49/mo Free tier Free trial MCP API

Why it comes up: Hiring-manager contacts and emails with job-posting filters, free to start, if you need to reach the person rather than just find the company.

Stands out: A large people database plus email sequences in one login, with MCP and a Chrome extension.

Watch out: Data quality varies by segment, and it does not match enterprise tools for intent data and org charts.

Best for

Outbound recruiting and sales on one database
Teams that want free-tier access to start
Desks that need sequences next to the data

4.5 on Capterra from 398 reviews

Read the Apollo write-up TheirStack vs Apollo

Common questions

What is the best TheirStack alternative?

It depends on what sent you looking. Our write-ups put PredictLeads closest to TheirStack. Why it comes up: Adds news, funding and product signals to job openings on 120M+ companies, pay as you go from a $40 monthly minimum, if you want more than hiring data. The table above shows all 3 on price, free tier, MCP and API.

Is there a free alternative to TheirStack?

Yes. Apollo carries a free tier on our listing, so you can try the product without a card. Free tiers are capped, so check the limits against your volume before you move a team across.

What is the cheapest TheirStack alternative?

Of the published starting prices here, PredictLeads is lowest at $40/mo. Starting price is the entry plan, not the seat count you will end up on, so read the plan table on each listing.

Which TheirStack alternatives have an MCP server?

PredictLeads, Coresignal and Apollo ship a first party MCP server, so you can drive them from Claude or ChatGPT without building against the API yourself.

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