set up treg — https://treg.to/llms.txtcurl -fsSL https://treg.to/install.sh | sh then treg login and treg mcp install.treg catalog get <endpoint-id> for the price and parameters, then treg call <endpoint-id>.Lead enrichment is one motion: who works there, what is their email, is it real, and what is the company. Each step is a routed tool: treg.to runs the providers for that job, your own keys first, then the cheapest per hit, and the answer names the provider that served it. Claude Code can call them over MCP or run them from its shell:
# 1. who: people at a company, by the function you sell to
treg call treg.people.search --method POST --data '{"company_domain":"acme.com","title":"marketing"}'
# 2. their work email
treg call treg.people.email.find --method POST --data '{"full_name":"Jane Doe","domain":"acme.com"}'
# 3. is it deliverable: a found email is a best match, not a checked one
treg call treg.people.email.verify --method POST --data '{"email":"jane@acme.com"}'
# 4. the company: size, industry, location, from a bare domain
treg call treg.companies.enrich --method POST --data '{"domain":"acme.com"}'Search for the buyer's function, not “decision makers”: in our 30 Sep run a decision-makers list for five accounts held 45 senior people and not one marketing title, while a title search for “marketing” found 20 people at all eight. Cap a whole waterfall with the X-Treg-Route-Max-Cost header, and run step 3 on every address before it goes into a sequence.
Hand Claude Code the ICP and let it chain the four calls, dropping companies before it pays for people:
Using treg, build a list of US B2B software companies with 51-200 staff that sell to marketing teams. Check each one against icp.md before any people lookup, find the head of marketing or growth, find and verify their work email, and write the rows to leads.csv with the provider that answered each step and what it cost.A related, broader run on 23 Sep took 50 companies (48 with a usable domain) to 27 that passed the check and 20 verified deliverable contacts, for $2.33 metered including news lookups and opener scoring: $0.12 per deliverable lead. The 21 companies that failed the check never reached a paid lookup. The receipt is at find and verify a lead list, and the whole method, from ICP to rollout, is the GTM engineering playbook.
catalog_search, catalog_get and call, reads the price before it spends, and the answer lands in the conversation.install.sh puts it in ~/.claude/skills/treg/; the same file is served at /skill.md.On the same 292 people (16 Sep 2026), cost per correct work email: treg.to $0.0056, Clay $0.0395, Freckle $0.0427, Deepline $0.0924. Exact match: 90.4%, 89.7%, 90.1% and 86.6%. Each column is an aggregator, not one provider. The method and every row are in the work email finding bench.
By job, not by endpoint. The price is the lowest provider’s own rate with $0.000 added by treg.to; free means the job runs on an account you already own and is never metered. Where several providers do one job, Claude Code sees them side by side and choosing is yours.
Work emails, phone numbers, people search, company lists, technographics and full records.
25 jobs · from $0.000178
Job changes, funding, hiring, news and intent: the moments worth acting on.
8 jobs · from $0.01
12 more categories, from search and ads to e-commerce.
57 jobs
Several jobs from the menu, chained. Each step is priced from the catalog and the page prints the receipt from a real run, not a rate card.
7 steps, each a metered call, with the price shown before Claude Code spends it.
3 steps, each a metered call, with the price shown before Claude Code spends it.
3 steps, each a metered call, with the price shown before Claude Code spends it.
3 steps, each a metered call, with the price shown before Claude Code spends it.
3 steps, each a metered call, with the price shown before Claude Code spends it.
3 steps, each a metered call, with the price shown before Claude Code spends it.
Try: “Using treg, find the work email of the VP of Marketing at stripe.com and tell me what the call cost.”
| Job | Where | Providers | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Find companies | |||
| Build a company list by industry, size or tech | Company data | 33 | $0.000178 |
| Find companies similar to your best customers | Company data | 6 | $0.00198 |
| Find companies that use a given technology | Company data | 1 | $0.04 |
| Browse a VC or accelerator's portfolio | Company data | 1 | $0.04 |
| Count the matches before you pay for rows | Company data · People & contact data | 7 | $0.002 |
| Find people | |||
| Find people by role, company or location | People & contact data · | 34 | $0.00038 |
| Rank a company's decision makers | People & contact data | 1 | $0.125 |
| List a company's employees | 2 | $0.0295 | |
| Find contacts similar to your best ones | People & contact data | 1 | $0.125 |
| Contact details | |||
| Find professional emails | People & contact data | 26 | $0.000495 |
| Verify an email before you send | People & contact data | 14 | $0.0015 |
| Find phone numbers | People & contact data | 18 | $0.000495 |
| Check a phone number is real | People & contact data | 3 | $0.0089 |
| A company's email format | Company data | 3 | $0.0019 |
| Every work email on a company domain | Company data | 2 | $0.0089 |
| Where on the web an email was seen | People & contact data | 1 | free, your account |
| Enrich a record | |||
| Enrich a person from an email or LinkedIn URL | People & contact data | 29 | $0.000495 |
| Enrich a company from its domain | Company data | 33 | $0.000495 |
| Resolve an email or profile to the same person elsewhere | People & contact data | 7 | $0.0198 |
| Get a LinkedIn profile | 11 | $0.0009 | |
| Get a company's LinkedIn page | 7 | $0.0009 | |
| What technology a company runs | Company data | 4 | $0.0089 |
| A company's products, plans and prices | Company data | 2 | $0.0253 |
| A company's logo, colours and fonts | Company data | 1 | $0.0253 |
| Extract named fields from a company's website | Company data | 1 | $0.0253 |
Try: “Using treg, which of these 30 companies raised money or started hiring salespeople in the last 90 days?”
| Job | Where | Providers | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Job changes and promotions | People & contact data | 3 | $0.0226 |
| A company's funding rounds | Company data | 1 | $0.04 |
| Hiring, headcount and news signals | Company data | 5 | $0.01 |
| Buying and intent signals | Company data | 1 | free, your account |
| Partners, customers, vendors and investors | Company data | 1 | $0.04 |
| A company's SEC filings | Company data | 1 | $0.04 |
| New startup launches and their hiring posts | Company data | 1 | $0.04 |
| Pages appearing and disappearing on a website | Company data | 1 | $0.04 |
| Category | What | Jobs | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Search & rankings | Keyword volume, SERPs, rankings, backlinks, audits, AI-answer visibility and your own Search Console. | 9 | $0.00015 |
| Analytics & campaigns | GA4, Google Ads and Meta Ads performance on the accounts you already own. Free. | 5 | free, your account |
| Advertising intelligence | What competitors are running, and what a domain bids on. | 2 | $0.0016 |
| Social listening | Creators, trends, posts, hashtags and comments across LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, X, Reddit. | 8 | $0.0002 |
| Publishing | Post to the accounts you own, on every platform, from one prompt. | 2 | $0.015 |
| YouTube & video | Transcripts, channel stats, search, trending and comments. | 7 | $0.0009 |
| E-commerce | Amazon, TikTok Shop and app-store product data and reviews. | 5 | $0.00015 |
| Local businesses & reviews | Find businesses by keyword and location, read their reviews, and manage your own listing. | 5 | $0.00015 |
| Finance & markets | Quotes, price history, fundamentals, dividends and crypto. | 7 | $0.00015 |
| Web & scraping | Fetch any page as data, and audit one you own. | 2 | $0.00015 |
| Workspace | Read and post in the team tools you already use. | 2 | $0.0009 |
| Market research | Job postings, employee reviews and what developers are starring. | 3 | $0.00045 |
Installing is free and your first team starts with $1.00 of calls. After that each call is metered from the team's prepaid balance at the provider's own rate, with no markup, no subscription and no seats. Calls on your team's own keys are free.
No. treg.to makes the upstream request on its own key and relays the answer, so Claude Code never holds a provider credential. If your team already pays for a provider, register that key and those calls are never metered.
Yes, through the routed tools: treg.people.email.find tries its providers, your own keys first and then the cheapest per hit, and stops at the first one that finds the address. X-Treg-Route-Max-Cost caps the whole waterfall, and X-Treg-Route-Waterfall: 0 stops at the first miss. Any other endpoint is exactly the provider you named.
Not until it is verified. A finder returns its best match; run treg.people.email.verify on every address, and treat catch-all and unknown as their own list rather than as valid.
It depends on the job and the provider: from well under a cent for a keyword lookup to a few cents for a verified work email. treg.to adds $0.000 on top of the provider's rate, and Claude Code tells you the price before it spends it.