Clay vs SuperAGI

Clay

Clay is the tool to reach for when a prospect list needs more than one data vendor and some judgement per row - the waterfall enrichment and the research agent do in one table what used to take three subscriptions and a VA. It is not a cheap or simple tool: the useful plan starts at a few hundred dollars a month, credits are spent per column per row, and CRM sync and webhooks only arrive on the $446 tier. A one-person outbound effort can live on the free plan; a team that already runs sequences will want Growth and a budget for overages.

Pros

• +Waterfall enrichment tries many providers per field, so coverage is higher than any one vendor
• +Claygent runs open web research per row with a prompt, not just database lookups
• +Free plan has unlimited seats and tables, so a team can trial it without buying seats
• +Large integration and template ecosystem, and the company is well funded

Cons

• −Launch at $167 a month still lacks CRM integrations, HTTP API and webhooks - those start at $446
• −Actions and data credits are two separate meters, and the pricing page itself shows two different credit figures for Launch
• −The spreadsheet metaphor hides real complexity; building a reliable table takes learning time
• −Overage billing makes the monthly bill hard to forecast

SuperAGI

Do not come here for the open-source agent framework — that project has been dormant since early 2025 and the company is now a sales-automation vendor. As an AI SDR stack it is credible but sits in a crowded field against Clay and Artisan, and the opaque pricing makes it hard to evaluate without a call.

Pros

• +Contact database, research and sequencing bundled instead of stitched from three vendors
• +An in-product skill/app store means new agent behaviours ship without a release cycle
• +Chrome extension for working prospects directly from LinkedIn
• +Real engineering history — the OSS framework drew over 17k GitHub stars

Cons

• −The open-source project that built the brand's reputation is effectively abandoned
• −Pricing is not readable without JavaScript and not published in plain terms
• −Adopting the AI-native CRM is a heavy migration for an unproven agent layer
• −No vendor-marketed developer API for building on top

Is Clay cheaper than SuperAGI?

Clay starts at $167/mo. An entry price for SuperAGI is not confirmed by us yet, so check its pricing page before you compare.

Does Clay or SuperAGI have a free tier?

Clay has a free tier; SuperAGI has paid plans only.

Which has a public API, Clay or SuperAGI?

Clay ships a public API, as of our last verification. A public API for SuperAGI is not confirmed by us — check its developer docs before you plan an integration.