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What it does

Lusha Enrich takes people or companies you already know — by name + company, email, LinkedIn URL, or company domain — and fills in the rest: verified work emails, direct phone numbers, job titles, and company firmographics. Use it after Lusha Prospect finds matches, or directly on a list you already have (e.g. CRM records missing contact info).
Requires Lusha Integration: Set up the Lusha integration before agents can use this tool.

What it costs

Lusha bills per data point revealed. To keep spend predictable, this tool reveals emails by default and leaves phones off:
RevealCreditsDefault
reveal_email1 per contacton
reveal_phone5 per contactoff
reveal_company_fields1 eachoff
Set preview_only: true to look up a record’s id and which data points exist without revealing any PII or spending reveal credits.

Key features

  • Enrich by any identifier: email, LinkedIn URL, or name + company name/domain
  • Contact and company modes
  • Credit-safe by default — phones (5×) are opt-in
  • Preview mode to check availability before spending
  • Batch up to 100 records per call

Parameters

ParameterTypeRequiredDescription
entity_typestringNocontact (default) uses contacts; company uses companies
contactsarrayNo*People to enrich (max 100). Each item: email, or linkedinUrl, or firstName+lastName+(companyName or companyDomain)
companiesarrayNo*Companies to enrich (max 100). Each item: domain (preferred) and/or name
reveal_emailbooleanNoReveal work email(s), 1 credit each (default true)
reveal_phonebooleanNoReveal direct phone(s), 5 credits each (default false)
reveal_company_fieldsstring[]NoFor companies: extra fields to reveal, 1 credit each (e.g. employeesByDepartment, competitors)
preview_onlybooleanNoLook up id + available data points without revealing PII or spending reveal credits (default false)
*Provide contacts (default) or companies (with entity_type: "company").

Common use cases

Get a known person’s work email

contacts: [{ "firstName": "Jane", "lastName": "Doe", "companyDomain": "acme.com" }]
reveal_email: true
Returns Jane’s verified work email (1 credit).

Enrich a batch from prospecting

contacts: [
  { "firstName": "Jane", "lastName": "Doe", "companyName": "Acme" },
  { "email": "sam@globex.com" }
]
reveal_email: true
reveal_phone: true
Reveals email + direct phone for both (1 + 5 credits each).

Check availability before spending

contacts: [{ "linkedinUrl": "https://www.linkedin.com/in/janedoe" }]
preview_only: true
Returns the match’s id and canReveal (what data exists and its cost) — no reveal credits spent.

Enrich a company by domain

entity_type: "company"
companies: [{ "domain": "acme.com" }]
Returns firmographics (size, industry, location, social links).

What you get back

  • results[] — full records; contacts include emails[] and phones[] (with confidence + type) when revealed
  • billingcreditsCharged for the call
  • revealed — which fields were revealed
  • rate_limits — remaining requests for the minute/hour/day window

Best practices

  • Prefer strong identifiers — email or LinkedIn URL match most reliably; otherwise use a company domain over a name
  • Leave phones off unless needed — at 5 credits each they dominate cost on large batches
  • Preview first on uncertain matches to avoid paying for a wrong or empty record
  • Batch up to 100 to minimize requests against your rate limit

Troubleshooting

“Provide a non-empty contacts array” / “no usable identifier”
  • Each contact needs at least one of: email, linkedinUrl, or firstName+lastName+company
“Lusha account is out of credits (402)”
  • Top up your Lusha plan, or reduce phone reveals and prefer email-only enrichment
“Lusha blocked this contact for legal/GDPR reasons (451)”
  • That specific record can’t be revealed for compliance reasons — skip it
Phone came back empty even with reveal_phone: true
  • Lusha may not have a phone for that contact — check the canReveal/has fields via preview_only first
  • Lusha Prospect — find new contacts/companies matching an ICP, then enrich the ids it returns