Integrations

The data engine behind your GTM stack

BlitzAPI plugs into the orchestration tools you already use. Keep your workflows in Clay, n8n, or your CRM, and let BlitzAPI supply the companies, contacts, emails, and signals.

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Orchestrate anywhere, enrich from one place

BlitzAPI is not another platform to manage. It is the data layer your existing tools call.

You keep your workflows

Build and run automations where your team already works: Clay tables, n8n canvases, Make scenarios, CRM flows.

Standard REST, everywhere

Every integration uses the same v2 endpoints and x-api-key header, so a recipe built in one tool ports to any other.

Built for volume

High-volume B2B data designed for waterfalls and batch runs, without per-record anxiety.

Works with your stack

The tools your team already uses, one data engine behind them.

ClayGuidePaste a cURL command into Clay's HTTP API and build high-volume enrichment waterfalls without writing code.n8nGuideChain waterfall search, enrichment, and CRM sync into autonomous workflows with the HTTP Request node.MakeGuideAdd BlitzAPI to thousands of app scenarios with the HTTP module: Airtable, HubSpot, Google Sheets, and more.
ZapierHTTP moduleTrigger enrichment from any Zap with a webhook step and write results back to your connected apps.
AirtableHTTP moduleEnrich bases with company, contact, and email data through automations or your orchestration tool of choice.
Google SheetsHTTP moduleTurn spreadsheets into enrichment pipelines via Make, n8n, or a simple script.
HubSpotHTTP moduleRefresh company records, add decision makers, and re-verify emails on workflow triggers.
SalesforceHTTP modulePower flows and buttons with live enrichment: resolve, refresh, and complete records on demand.
PipedriveHTTP moduleKeep deals moving with enriched organizations and verified contact data.
SmartleadHTTP moduleFeed campaigns with validated emails and enriched personalization fields.
InstantlyHTTP moduleLoad clean, verified prospect lists straight into your sending infrastructure.
LemlistHTTP moduleLaunch campaigns on enriched contacts with emails checked before the first send.

Connect in three steps

  1. Grab your API key

    Sign up and get 1,000 free credits to test your first integration.

  2. Add an HTTP step

    Point your tool's HTTP module at a BlitzAPI endpoint and set the x-api-key header.

  3. Map and run

    Map your columns or fields into the JSON body, throttle to stay within rate limits, and run at scale.

Standard REST

No connector? No problem.

Anything that can send an HTTP request can use BlitzAPI. The integration guides cover authentication, batching, and rate-limit patterns for the most common tools, and if your stack looks different, tell us what you're building.

Integration guides

Step-by-step setups for Clay, n8n, and Make, including throttling patterns for large runs.

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Running a stack we haven't documented? We'll help you wire it.

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INTEGRATIONS

Your orchestration tool keeps the workflow; BlitzAPI supplies the data behind it.

Integration guides

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a native connector?

No. BlitzAPI is standard REST: any tool with an HTTP module, Clay, n8n, Make, Zapier, or your own code, can call it with the x-api-key header.

How do I avoid rate-limit errors in Clay or n8n?

Every account on the lifetime offer runs at 50 requests per second, which absorbs most Clay and n8n bursts on its own. If a run is very aggressive, space the calls or batch them; per-endpoint details are listed in the API reference.

Can BlitzAPI sit inside my existing enrichment waterfall?

Yes, that is the intended design. Use BlitzAPI as a high-volume step in your Clay or n8n waterfall and cascade to other providers for whatever remains.

Does it work with my CRM?

HubSpot, Salesforce, and Pipedrive connect through their native automation tools or via n8n, Make, and Zapier, for record refreshes, decision-maker addition, and email re-verification.

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