AddressBrain vs Fetchify
Fetchify alternative with published monthly pricing for UK address lookup
Fetchify, formerly Crafty Clicks, offers address lookup alongside email, phone and bank validation, with quoted plans and a credit system. AddressBrain focuses on one job, Royal Mail-licensed UK postcode lookup, autocomplete and validation, on monthly plans with prices you can see before you talk to anyone.
Free trial: 30 lookups a day for 30 days. No card required.
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Sub-50ms response times
Free trial, no card required
The honest comparison
A suite or a specialist, depending on what you need
Fetchify bundles address lookup with email, phone and bank validation, and has ready-made integrations for platforms such as Dynamics 365, Salesforce, WooCommerce and Zapier. If you want all of those checks from one supplier, that is a real advantage.
Pricing works differently. Fetchify uses credits, with different checks using different amounts, and builds plans around each customer, starting from £45 a year (October 2026). AddressBrain publishes nine monthly plans for UK address lookup on its pricing page.
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When Fetchify makes sense
If you need email, phone and bank validation as well as addresses, or a packaged connector for your CRM or ERP, Fetchify's suite saves you stitching suppliers together. We would rather say so than pretend otherwise.
When AddressBrain makes sense
If address capture is the job and you want a known monthly bill, a published price and a REST API your developers can wire into a checkout or onboarding flow in an afternoon, that is what AddressBrain is built for.
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Included on every AddressBrain plan
Postcode lookup, autocomplete, validation, new-build coverage and 1.4m UK business names, in the free trial and on every paid plan. Nothing is a bolt-on.
Pricing side by side
Nine plans, one page, no credit maths.
AddressBrain plans run from £49 a month for 1,000 lookups (4.9p) to £999 for 33,000 (3.0p), with volume pricing above that. Fetchify prices by quote, with starter plans from £45 a year and high-volume usage from around 1p a lookup according to its pricing page. If you are comparing, ask for a quote at your expected monthly volume and set it against the plan table here.
Monthly plans, change or cancel any month.
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Overage charged per lookup, or we recommend a better plan.
Free trial: 30 lookups a day for 30 days, no card required.
Volume pricing and annual terms when you need an SLA.
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Data and response
Royal Mail PAF, structured, in under 50ms.
Every AddressBrain result is a full PAF-formatted address returned as separate fields, with sub-building and building name handled properly, and typical UK response times under 50ms.
Search on a postcode, a partial address or a business name.
Sub-building, building name, thoroughfare, post town and postcode as separate fields.
New-build addresses and 1.4m UK business names included.
Batch and single-lookup validation on the same key.
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Getting started
Create an account, copy the key, make the first call.
Both services offer a free trial without a card. Fetchify's runs for 30 days with 1,000 credits; AddressBrain's is 30 lookups a day for 30 days with a test environment, full docs and support, and your developer can have it live in an afternoon.
Authenticate with a single API bearer token, no OAuth handshake.
Free trial includes 30 lookups a day for 30 days. No card required.
Live usage dashboard, so you can watch spend as it happens.
Distributed, auto-scaling architecture, so peak trading traffic does not queue behind one database.
On every plan, including free
What you get out of the box
Sub-50ms UK response times.
Full PAF-formatted address data, including new-build coverage.
Batch and single-lookup validation on the same key.
Start building in minutes
Create a free account and start returning validated UK addresses in minutes.Start with 30 free lookups a day for 30 days. Test environment, full API docs, and support included.
No credit card required. Officially licensed by Royal Mail.
No credit card required. Officially licensed by Royal Mail.