The Enrichley MCP server is in public beta. Setup steps may change as we add features.
Start here — which Claude do you use?
The Claude app
Web, desktop, or mobile. One click to connect, then sign in — about 30 seconds.
Claude Code
Install the Enrichley plugin — the connection plus a skill that makes Claude better at lead work.
Tools Reference
All 25 tools, what they cost, and example agent prompts.
Authentication
How OAuth sign-in and account authorization work, plus security best practices.
Troubleshooting
Common issues and how to fix them.
What you can do
Once connected, ask your AI assistant things like:- “Build a lookalike list from stripe.com and show me a free preview.”
- “Find people who are heads of sales at US fintech companies.”
- “Quote me a 50-company lookalike run — I’ll confirm before you spend anything.”
- “Find work emails for the people saved on that search.”
- “Validate jane.doe@example.com.”
- “Check my Enrichley credit balance.”
Free to explore, explicit to spend
The tools are organized so your assistant can do real work without surprising you:
Paid runs are charged up front and reconciled when the job completes — you are billed only for what was actually delivered, and unearned credits are refunded automatically.
Supported clients
The Enrichley MCP server works with any client that supports remote MCP servers over Streamable HTTP and OAuth.
More clients, including Amazon Q, Cline, Gemini CLI, JetBrains, and Zed, are covered in Setup.
How it works
1
Add the Enrichley MCP server to your AI client.
Use the connector or install command for your client (see Setup).
2
Sign in and authorize once.
Your browser opens. Sign in to your Enrichley account and authorize the requested scopes. Your API key stays server-side — your AI client never sees it.
3
Start asking your assistant to find leads.
Subsequent requests reuse the same authorization. You only do this once per client.
MCP endpoint
Get started
Connect Enrichley MCP to your AI assistant.

