Unified API for GTM Data. Built for Claude Code.

One API for all your GTM integrations, built for Claude Code. Install it once, then use slash commands or plain English to enrich, scrape, validate, and sequence.

No. Deepline is a standard CLI. Run deepline enrich email@domain.com in any terminal. Claude Code skills are optional; they let you structure full workflows in one command.

Yes, today. Deepline is for GTM engineers and RevOps practitioners comfortable running CLI commands in Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor. MCP support is on the roadmap. Once that ships, non-technical users can use it too.

Apollo, Crustdata, Leadmagic, Apify, and PDL. Waterfall logic queries them in sequence and returns the best match per field. Need another provider? Email team@deepline.com.

Direct API calls are faster and use fewer tokens than MCP tool calls. We tested both; the difference is real. MCP support is on the roadmap as the protocol matures.

If you're a GTM engineer who lives in Claude Code, Deepline gives you key enrichment providers, every sequencer, and the ability to use your own API keys as direct API calls. Clay is fantastic and we love it; this is just a different tool for a different workflow and user.

Yes. Bring your own Apollo, Crustdata, or People Data Labs keys. You can also use Deepline-managed keys where available.

Free to use your own keys. During beta, provider credits are billed at cost. In the future, we're aiming for a minimal markup to cover fraud risk and chargebacks. Ask the CLI for estimates before any task.

No. You can set a monthly spending cap from the dashboard. Deepline checks your balance before every API call.

Most enrichment operations only charge on a successful match. If a provider returns no result, you usually do not pay.

Deepline tracks provider health. If one fails repeatedly, it routes traffic to the next provider automatically.

Instantly, Lemlist, HeyReach, and Smartlead.

Yes. The dashboard shows your credit balance, per-provider cost breakdowns, and full charge history.