Fetchin vs Enrichkit
Enrichkit is the closest thing to a like-for-like competitor: a single profile endpoint, live rather than cached, priced as a monthly subscription with a per-request rate on top.
The entry plan is $29 for 10,000 requests, which works out at $2.90 per 1,000. It only reaches $0.90 per 1,000 on the $179 Pro plan at 200,000 requests a month.
Two things separate us. Fetchin is $1.00 per 1,000 from the first plan, and Fetchin returns six endpoints where Enrichkit returns one. No company, posts, comments, reactions or engagement data.
Their entry rate limit is 100 requests per minute, under 2 per second. Fetchin gives 5 req/s on every self-serve plan.
- requests served per month
- 40M+requests served per month
- uptime
- 99.9%uptime
- median response time
- 1smedian response time
- serving production traffic since
- 2023serving production traffic since
Fetchin vs Enrichkit, feature by feature
| Feature | Fetchin | Enrichkit |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price per 1,000 requests | $1.00 | $2.90 |
| Data freshness | Fetched live on every request | Live rather than a database snapshot |
| Response time | 1s median, 1.5s P95 | |
| Delivery | Synchronous, or asynchronous via the Apify compatibility layer | Synchronous HTTP |
| Rate limit | 5 req/s self-serve, 10 to 100+ on request | 100 req/min entry, up to 600 req/min on Pro |
| Uptime | 99.9% | 99.5% claimed |
| Endpoints | Profile, company, posts, comments, reactions, engagement | Profile only |
| Your own account required | ||
| Billed on failed lookups | Not stated publicly | |
| Free trial | 1,000 credits, no credit card | Not stated publicly |
| Commitment | None, cancel anytime | Monthly subscription |
| Support | Live chat and email, same-day | |
| Public status page | Yes, at status.fetchin.io |
Enrichkit figures are taken from their own public pages and were last verified in August 2026. Pricing and limits change, so check the sources below before making a decision.
Fetchin pricing: Starter plan, $50 for 50,000 credits. Drops to $0.90 per 1,000 at 1M credits.
Enrichkit pricing: $29/month for 10,000 requests. Reaches $1.58 per 1,000 on the $79 plan and $0.90 on the $179 plan at 200,000 requests.
Where Fetchin wins
- $1.00 per 1,000 from the first plan, against $2.90 on theirs. Their best rate needs a $179/month commitment.
- Six endpoints against one. Company, posts, comments, reactions and engagement have no Enrichkit equivalent.
- 5 req/s on every self-serve plan, and up to 100+ on request. Their entry tier is 100 req/min, under 2 per second.
- Published latency figures, 1s median and 1.5s P95. Enrichkit publishes none.
- 99.9% uptime with a public status page, against a 99.5% claim and no status page.
- 1,000 free credits with no credit card.
Where Enrichkit wins
- 600 req/min on their $179 Pro plan is a higher burst ceiling than our 5 req/s default, though we lift that to 100+ on request.
- If a single profile lookup is genuinely all you need, their product is simpler than ours.
- Their $179 plan reaches $0.90 per 1,000, marginally under our $1.00 entry rate, though Fetchin also reaches $0.90 at a million credits.
Choose Fetchin if…
- You need anything beyond a profile lookup: company, posts, comments, reactions or engagement.
- You want the low unit rate without committing to the top plan.
- You want published latency numbers and a status page you can point at during an incident.
Choose Enrichkit if…
- You only ever need profile lookups and want the smallest possible surface.
- You need 600 req/min immediately without a conversation about raising limits.
Fetchin vs Enrichkit, answered
- What is the main difference between Fetchin and Enrichkit?
- Coverage and entry pricing. Enrichkit exposes a single profile endpoint from $2.90 per 1,000 on its entry plan. Fetchin covers profile, company, posts, comments, reactions and engagement from $1.00 per 1,000.
- Is Fetchin cheaper than Enrichkit?
- At entry, yes: $1.00 per 1,000 against $2.90. Enrichkit reaches $0.90 per 1,000 on its $179 Pro plan; Fetchin reaches the same $0.90 at a million credits.
- Which has the higher rate limit?
- Enrichkit publishes 100 req/min at entry and 600 req/min on Pro. Fetchin gives 5 req/s on all self-serve plans, which is 300 req/min, and raises it to 10, 20, 50 or 100+ req/s on request.
- Do both return live data?
- Both describe their data as fetched live rather than served from a stored snapshot. Fetchin publishes response times for it, 1s median and 1.5s P95, where Enrichkit does not publish latency figures.
Sources, verified August 2026
Fetchin figures are our own measured values. Live availability is published here.
Try it against your own data
1,000 credits, no credit card. Run the same sample through Fetchin and Enrichkit and compare field coverage and response times yourself.