EnrichLayer in Claude & ChatGPT
LinkedIn-anchored personal contacts · $0.02 / email
EnrichLayer — the platform formerly known as Proxycurl — anchors everything on LinkedIn: give it a profile URL and it returns the person's personal email or mobile number; give it just a name and company and it resolves the profile first. At about $0.02 per personal email, with misses free, it is the cheapest personal-contact lookup in the mesh.
Coverage is the honest caveat — the vendor publishes no hit-rate figures — so Scout Mesh positions it as the low-cost first try: start here, and let the assistant fall back to ContactOut for the profiles it misses. Because misses cost nothing, trying the cheap source first is free insurance.
What your assistant can do with EnrichLayer
- Turn a LinkedIn URL into a person's personal email for about $0.02 — a miss is free
- Pull a mobile number from the same LinkedIn URL
- Resolve a name and company to the right LinkedIn profile when you only have a name
- Enrich a full LinkedIn profile — role, history, education — from its URL
- Reverse an email address to the LinkedIn profile behind it
How to connect
- Create a Scout Mesh account — new accounts start with $5 in free credits.
- Add the Scout Mesh MCP server to Claude or ChatGPT as a custom connector.
- Ask for candidates in plain language — EnrichLayer and every other source become tools your assistant calls for you.
FAQ
What does EnrichLayer cost through Scout Mesh?
A personal email costs about $0.02 and a miss is free. A mobile number is also ~$0.02, resolving a name to a LinkedIn URL ~$0.04, a full profile enrichment ~$0.02, and reversing an email to a profile ~$0.06 — all at source rates, billed only when the call succeeds.
How does EnrichLayer compare to ContactOut?
Both reveal personal contact details from LinkedIn profiles. EnrichLayer is roughly a tenth of the cost per email, which makes it the natural first try — but its coverage is unpublished, so the assistant treats it as the low-cost first pass and falls back to ContactOut for the profiles it misses. Running both on a shortlist costs little because misses are free.
Why look up personal emails at all?
Candidates rarely answer outreach on a monitored work inbox, and people between jobs have no work email at all. A personal address reaches the person rather than the role — which is why personal-email lookup is a recruiting staple, and why having a cheap source for it matters.
Try EnrichLayer through Scout Mesh
One gateway, 14 sources, no subscriptions. Pay only provider costs — starting with $5 in free credits.
Other sources in the mesh
Learn more at enrichlayer.com.