Pipecorn

Pipecorn is a B2B contact data platform for outbound sales teams that need phone numbers people actually answer. It runs waterfall enrichment across 100+ providers, including Wiza, Datagma, Hunter, Clearbit and ContactOut, so a contact missed by one source can still be found by another. An AI cleaning step scores every record against your ICP before it reaches a rep. The company rebranded from ProntoHQ in 2026 and operates from France, with Paris courts named in its terms of service. Integration depth is the strongest part of the product. Native connections cover HubSpot with two-way sync, Salesforce, Pipedrive, lemlist, HeyReach, Smartlead, La Growth Machine, Clay and Google Sheets, alongside Make, n8n, Zapier and generic webhooks. A REST API sits underneath all of it. Pipecorn also publishes a first-party MCP server distributed as @pipecorn/mcp. Dropping it into Claude, Cursor or any other MCP client exposes search_leads, enrich_contact, verify_email and push_to_crm, so an agent can prospect and enrich against verified data directly. Pricing is public and quoted in USD, and the pricing page carries a dollar and euro selector. Four plans run Free, Build, Grow and Scale. Build is $49 per month month-to-month, or $41 per month billed yearly, and includes 3,000 credits. Grow is $149 monthly or $124 billed yearly for 9,000 credits. Scale is $699 monthly or $583 billed yearly for 48,000 credits. Credits meter enrichment at 3 per verified email and 30 per mobile number, so Build's allowance is roughly 1,000 emails or 100 phones. Pipecorn does not charge credits for bounces or wrong numbers, and unused credits roll over while the subscription stays active. Seats are free on every paid plan. The entry price buys less than the headline suggests. API access on Build is capped at a low rate limit, with medium on Grow and high on Scale. Hiring, technology, follower and post signals start at Grow. Job change alerts, unlimited exports, custom provider routing through Lusha and Kaspr, and priority support are Scale features. A Custom volume tier is quote-only. This is a data provider, not an outreach tool. It finds, verifies and pushes contacts, but it does not write or send sequences, so teams that want messaging need something like lemlist at $55/mo billed annually beside it. Buyers who prefer enrichment inside a spreadsheet-style workflow may want Clay at $167/mo billed annually. Apollo.io at $49/mo billed annually bundles data and sending together. Cognism sells a comparable phone-verified dataset at custom pricing. As of Q3 2026 the independent evidence base is thin. G2 carries no Pipecorn profile, and the predecessor ProntoHQ profile holds 5.0 from 3 reviews. There is no Product Hunt, Capterra or Trustpilot presence under either name. Pipecorn publishes 11 named customer case studies. Baptiste, a sales manager at Uber, reports 40% more SQLs in one quarter. Ben, a general manager at LumApps, reports 3x pipeline in 90 days and a 92% phone connect rate. Thomas Bartelt, a go-to-market engineer at Qevlar AI, reports 50+ enterprise meetings per month at an 85% connect rate. Pipecorn states it serves 1,000+ teams. Its homepage advertises 4.8 on G2, a figure that matches no rating or review count visible on G2 today. Certifications are SOC 2 Type II, GDPR and CCPA. A Chrome extension is announced but marked as coming soon.