Clay

Clay is a full-featured rolodex that lets you manage your professional and personal relationships more intentionally. It can automatically categorize your contacts, update contact information in real-time, and prompt you with smart suggestions on how to stay in touch. With features like reminders for important life updates, Clay can help you save hours of time and build deeper connections.

Clay is available on iPhone, Mac and web interfaces, so you can use it on whatever device you prefer. It can import contacts from email, calendar, Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook and iMessage, so you can see your whole network in one place. The tool can also house notes and reminders, so you can keep tabs on relationships without the distractions of social media.

Some of its features include:

• Automatic Contact Updates: Import and update contacts in real-time, including work and education information.
• Intelligent Prompts: Set reminders for big moments and get suggestions to reconnect with contacts.
• Life Updates: See job changes, location changes, news mentions, and more without relying on social media.
• Search and Groups: Organize and search contacts.

Here's how much Clay costs:

• Personal: Free, up to 1000 contacts, with search, groups, reconnect reminders, and birthday notifications.
• Pro: $20/month, unlimited contacts, 1:1 onboarding, priority support, and invoice-based billing.
• Team: $49/seat/month, up to 4 team members, VIP data import, advanced data enrichment, and custom integration.
• Enterprise: Custom pricing, for unlimited team members, dedicated success manager, and SAML SSO.

Clay is geared for anyone who needs to manage their relationships, including executives and recruiters, creatives and freelancers. It integrates with a range of apps, including ChatGPT, Gmail, Google Calendar and Microsoft Outlook, so it can fit into your existing workflow. With its ability to keep you up to date on your contacts' lives, it's a good choice for anyone who wants to improve their relationship management and get organized.

Published on June 11, 2024