Seamless.AI is an AI-powered B2B sales platform that helps teams find verified prospect contact data, automate personalized outreach, and book meetings. Its real-time search engine provides access to billions of verified business contacts and millions of companies, paired with an engagement hub, AI agents, and a Chrome extension. It integrates with thousands of CRM and sales tools.
⚡ Lead Generation💵 Free: a free plan includes 50 credits on sign-up; paid Basic, Pro, and Enterprise tiers add more, with Basic at $147/user/mo (annual) and Pro/Enterprise quote-only.📅 Listed 10 Jun 2026
Our take
Seamless.AI provides contact data with a free tier of credits and per-seat paid plans that are on the higher side. Data accuracy in this category varies far more by segment than vendors acknowledge, and the free credits exist precisely so you can test that. Use them on contacts that look like your actual market rather than on easy ones.
Worth it if
Sales teams who will test accuracy on their own segment before committing to a seat.
Look elsewhere if
Thin markets — small businesses, non-English regions and niche industries where coverage drops.
✨ Features
Real-Time Data Engine
Provides access to billions of verified business contacts with real-time verification.
Engagement Hub
Automates multi-channel outreach across email, calling, and social selling.
AI Agents
Runs automated workflows for outbound campaigns, inbound handling, and enrichment.
Chrome Extension
Finds leads and contact details instantly while browsing the web.
⚖️ Pros & Cons
Pros
✓ Free plan lets users start finding leads at no cost
✓ Real-time verified contact data with credit-back protection
Pull a few hundred contacts matching your genuine target profile, not the well-indexed large companies. Verify a sample manually and measure both match rate and bounce rate. Vendor-quoted accuracy comes from their own sample; yours is the only number that predicts your results.
What are the compliance implications of bought contact data?
They depend on where recipients are. GDPR requires a lawful basis and a documented balancing test for B2B email in the EU, Canada's CASL requires consent or a documented relationship, and the US is more permissive. That the data was purchased is not a defence in any of those regimes.