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How It Works

Providers are tried left to right. The first one to return a result wins — the rest are skipped.
A generic waterfall example where two providers miss, another provider meets the result condition, and later providers are skipped.

Example of the shared waterfall routing pattern. This play applies the same stop-on-valid-result rule to person records enriched from an email.

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Example Price

A successful standalone Hunter Combined Find result costs 0.30 managed credits. This is a tool-rate example, not a claim about provider order. Actual cost depends on which steps execute and whether you use managed billing or BYOK. Check the live play and tool prices before a large run.