About Datagma
The European email-finder built for GDPR-aware outbound teams.
Datagma is a Paris company, registered as a SASU at 3 boulevard de Sebastopol, founded in 2021 by Raphael Azot. The product sits in the same category as Apollo, Lusha, ContactOut and Kaspr but the buyer profile is different: outbound and SDR teams across Europe that need a B2B contact source they can defend in a GDPR conversation with their own legal team.
The mechanic is straight enrichment. You hand Datagma a LinkedIn URL, a name plus company, a website or an email, and the API returns a verified business email, a direct mobile phone (charged at thirty credits where an email costs one), job title, seniority, company industry, headcount, revenue band, funding history and the technology stack on the website. The Chrome extension does the same thing on top of LinkedIn for one prospect at a time, the file uploader does it for a list, and Make, Zapier, n8n and a native HubSpot integration push the results straight into a workflow. The credit model only burns a credit when the data is found, which keeps the per-lead cost honest on lists where coverage is thin.
The point of pulling Datagma into a warehouse is that an enrichment tool tells you the contact exists. It does not tell you what happened next. Whether the verified email got opened, whether the mobile picked up, whether the company that looked like a perfect ICP on a Datagma signal closed at the price the model assumed: those answers only appear when Datagma's enrichment record sits next to the CRM, the sequencer, the meeting tool and the closed-won pipeline on the same row.