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Dev tools · February 13, 2026

OpenClay

F**k Clay. Open-source data enrichment - BYOK

OpenClay launched on February 13, 2026 with 4 votes, #2,349 of 16,627 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.

Visit openclay.io ↗OpenClay alternativestop 14% of February 2026

What it does

Stop paying $149/mo for AI data enrichment. OpenClay is a free, open-source tool that enriches spreadsheets using your own Claude or Gemini API keys. How it works: Enter your API key (pay providers directly; jobs often cost pennies). Upload CSV & select enrichment goals (research, contacts, etc.). Download results. Why OpenClay? Private: Data and keys never leave your browser. Free: No subscriptions or tiers. Safe: Run test batches to verify costs first.

The free, open-source alternative to Clay.com for AI-powered spreadsheet data enrichment. Use GPT, Gemini, Claude or Grok with your own API key. Enrich company data, find contacts, research leads, no subscription, no account needed.

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