> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://api.leadey.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# 5. Get contact details

> Turn a name and a company into an email address and a mobile number — and know what each one costs.

<Note>
  Video walkthrough coming soon.
</Note>

You have the right people. Now you need a way to reach them. This is the one
part of Leadey that spends credits, so it is worth understanding before you run
it across a thousand rows.

## What costs what

| What you ask for    | Why it costs what it does                                         |
| ------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Email address**   | Cheap. Verified before it is returned.                            |
| **Mobile number**   | The most expensive lookup — mobile data is the hardest to source. |
| **Company details** | Size, industry, location, revenue for a business.                 |

Exact prices are on **Settings** → **Credits**, alongside your balance. They are
listed there rather than here so they cannot go out of date in the docs.

<Note>
  You are charged for details that come back, not lookups you attempt. A person
  whose mobile cannot be found does not cost you their mobile.
</Note>

## Enrich a selection

On **Search**, or on the **Leads** page:

1. Tick the people you want
2. Open the enrich action in the bar at the bottom
3. Choose **email**, **mobile**, or both
4. Confirm

Leadey tells you the worst case before you commit — the most it could cost if
every lookup succeeds. Rows fill in as results land rather than all at the end,
so you can start working the first ones while the rest run.

<Note>
  Anyone who already has the field is skipped automatically. Re-running enrich
  on a list you have enriched before costs you only the gaps.
</Note>

## Enrich one field on one person

On a lead's profile, reveal just their email or just their mobile. Use this when
you are working a single account and do not want to spend on a batch.

## Enrich as you go

You do not have to enrich everything up front. A common pattern is to enrich
emails for the whole list, run email outreach, and only buy mobile numbers for
the people who engage. That is a fraction of the cost of buying every mobile on
day one.

## Find more people at a company

On a lead's profile, Leadey can look for their colleagues — useful when you have
one contact at an account and need the person who actually signs. Discovered
people arrive as leads at the same company, and they arrive dormant: nothing is
sent to them until you decide to.

## What you should have now

A list of people with real email addresses, and mobile numbers where you need
them.

<Card title="Part 6 — Build your first campaign" href="/tutorials/06-build-a-campaign" horizontal>
  Audiences, filters, and the dynamic-versus-static choice.
</Card>