The comparison table
Ten tools, one row each, GetProspect first because it is what you searched for. The fourth column is the one you will not find on any other comparison page in this category: whether the vendor's own pricing page actually served a readable price to an automated request on 5 September 2026.
| Tool | Permanent free tier | Entry paid price | Price readable by fetch | Credit rollover | Phones | CSV export |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GetProspect | Yes, 50 emails + 100 verifications | $49/mo, $34 annual | No, 403 on every URL | Up to 1 extra month | Separate credits, price unpublished | Yes |
| Leadsforlinked | Yes, 100 leads, no card | Free, then EUR 4.99/mo | Yes, on our own site | Packs never expire | No, profile records only | Yes |
| Skrapp | Yes, 50 credits | $29 or $39, conflicting | Partly, two conflicting reads | Yes, cap unpublished | No, emails only | Yes, CSV and Excel |
| Findymail | No, one-off 10 credits | $49/mo | Yes | Up to 2x allowance | Yes, 10 credits each | Yes |
| Apollo.io | Yes, 900 credits/year | $49/user/mo annual | Annual only, via vendor articles | None, expire each cycle | Yes, 1 credit each | Yes, export credits apply |
| Surfe | Yes, 20 emails, 5 mobiles | $49/mo, $39 annual | Yes | None, forfeited | Yes, separate pool | Yes |
| Snov.io | No, renewable trial | $39/mo, plus $69 per LinkedIn slot | Monthly only, annual blank | Stated for Ultra only | Separate token packs | Yes, not on trial |
| Prospeo | Yes, stated two ways | No price rendered | No | None, balance resets | Yes, 10 credits each | Yes, charged at reveal rate |
| Wiza | Yes, 20 emails and 5 phones | $49/mo | Yes | Not published | Yes, separate pool | Yes, 2,500/mo cap on annual |
| RocketReach | Limited, past-tense wording | No price rendered | No, zero price strings | Varies by plan, mostly none | Pro and Ultimate only | Yes, export credits apply |
Every competitor figure was read on 5 September 2026 from the vendor's own pricing page, help centre, plan catalogue or, where the site refused automated requests, the search index of that vendor's own pages. Pricing in this category changes without announcement. Check the vendor page in a browser before you buy, and tell us if a figure here has moved.
What we could and could not verify
This section exists because comparison pages in this category almost never write it, and it is the difference between a number you can act on and a number someone typed.
GetProspect returns HTTP 403 to automated requests. Not on one URL. On every form tried on 5 September 2026: the pricing page, the help centre, and the root domain, on both www.getprospect.com and the bare host, over both http and https. A normal browser loads the site fine. Anything that identifies itself as a script does not.
So here is the provenance of every GetProspect figure on this page, stated plainly:
- Confirmed from GetProspect's own wording, retrieved through the search index of GetProspect's own pages: the free allowance of 50 email credits plus 100 verification credits a month; the Starter tier at $49 monthly or $34 on annual billing for 1,000 valid emails and 2,000 verifications; the Growth tiers at $99 for 5,000, $199 for 20,000 and $399 for 50,000; the stated 30 percent annual discount; the rollover cap of one extra month's allowance; and the statement that plans differ only by quantity.
- Not confirmable at all: the annual prices of the three Growth tiers. GetProspect states a 30 percent discount and 49 less 30 percent is 34.30, which matches the quoted $34 on Starter. We have deliberately not applied that arithmetic to the Growth tiers, because a price you calculated is not a price the vendor quoted, and this category is already full of numbers invented that way.
- Also not confirmable: the cost and expiry of phone credits, and whether plans include one seat or several. GetProspect does not publish per-seat or team rules anywhere reachable.
One more finding, and it is a negative one worth recording: nothing on GetProspect's own site announced a 2025 or 2026 pricing change. That is not a gap in our research, it is a result. Several tools in this table repriced or restructured quietly in the last eighteen months. GetProspect appears not to have.
The wider point: of the nine competitors in the table above, three published no readable price at all to an automated request on 5 September 2026, and three more published only a partial or self-contradicting one. Only three rendered a clean, complete ladder. If you have ever wondered why two comparison articles quote wildly different prices for the same tool in the same quarter, that is why. Half the category's pricing is invisible to anything but a human with a browser, and most writers do not open one.
Cost per 1,000 emails, computed
Divide the monthly price by the included email allowance and multiply by 1,000. Nobody in this category publishes this, and it produces the single most useful thing on this page.
| Tier | Price | Valid emails included | Per 1,000 emails |
|---|---|---|---|
| GetProspect Starter, monthly | $49 | 1,000 | $49.00 |
| GetProspect Starter, annual | $34 | 1,000 | $34.00 |
| GetProspect Growth 5k | $99 | 5,000 | $19.80 |
| GetProspect Growth 20k | $199 | 20,000 | $9.95 |
| GetProspect Growth 50k | $399 | 50,000 | $7.98 |
| Skrapp Professional | $29 or $39 | 2,000 | $14.50 to $19.50 |
| Findymail Basic | $49 | 1,000 | $49.00 |
| Surfe Essential, monthly | $49 | 150 | $326.67 |
| Leadsforlinked pack | EUR 1.99 | 500 profile records | EUR 3.98, different unit |
The headline finding: GetProspect's entry tier is 6.1 times more expensive per email than its top self-serve tier. $49.00 against $7.98. That ratio is steeper than most of this category, and it means the Starter plan is a bad way to buy GetProspect at any volume above a few hundred emails a month. If your real need is 3,000 emails, three months of Starter costs $147 for 3,000 emails while one month of Growth 5k costs $99 for 5,000. Read the ladder before you pick the tier that matches your first month.
And the caveat that matters more than the arithmetic: the last row is a different unit. A Leadsforlinked lead is a LinkedIn profile record written into a spreadsheet. A GetProspect credit is a verified work email address. Those are not the same purchase, and any page that puts them in one column without saying so is misleading you.
What GetProspect actually is
GetProspect is an email finder and verifier with a lead database behind it, a Chrome extension that works over LinkedIn, an API, and CSV bulk upload. Sales Navigator is not required and no dependency on it is stated anywhere on the site. Two credit types run through every plan: valid email credits, and verification credits at twice the email allowance on every paid tier.
Here is the concession, and it is a real one: GetProspect's plan structure is more honest than almost everything else in this table. Verbatim from its own help centre, plans "differ only by the quantity of emails and verifications and not by diversity of features. All plans (including the free plan) provide equal access to all features."
Read that again against how this category normally works. Snov.io excludes export, bulk search, bulk verification, teamwork, A/B testing and API access from its trial. Apollo meters export credits separately from discovery credits on some plans. RocketReach puts phone data behind Pro and Ultimate, and charges Company Export Credits that must be bought separately from Person Export Credits. GetProspect does none of that. You buy volume. Everything else is included, including on the free plan.
The free plan is also usable rather than decorative: 50 valid emails and 100 verifications every month, permanently, no card. That is more than Surfe's 20, more than Wiza's 20, more than SignalHire's 5, and unlike Findymail's 10 it renews. The verification pool being double the finder pool on every tier is a quiet piece of good design too, because in practice you verify more addresses than you find.
What GetProspect does not do is tell you who to contact. It is an enrichment layer. You bring the list.
Who should stay on GetProspect
You have a list and you need emails and verification in one place. This is the core case and GetProspect handles it cleanly at a fair price, provided you buy the right tier. The 2x verification pool means you are not paying twice for the check.
You are on a team and you resent feature gates. The flat-feature promise means a junior on the free workspace has the same API, the same export and the same bulk upload as the account owner. Several tools in this table would charge you a tier upgrade for any one of those.
Your volume is steady and above about 5,000 emails a month. At Growth 5k and above, GetProspect is priced competitively against Findymail and Apollo on a per-email basis, and it does not forfeit your unused credits the way Surfe, Apollo and Prospeo do.
Two reasons to look elsewhere, both practical rather than damning. If you need phone numbers, GetProspect sells them as a separate credit type whose price it does not publish anywhere reachable, which makes budgeting guesswork; Apollo charges one credit for a phone, the same as an email, and publishes that plainly. And if your monthly need is genuinely small, Starter at $49.00 per 1,000 is poor value next to Skrapp's Professional tier at $14.50 to $19.50 per 1,000.
Who is better served by an extractor
Disclosure, in the section where it counts: we build Leadsforlinked. It is a Chrome extension that reads LinkedIn result pages and writes the profile records into a CSV. It is not an email finder and it does not do the job GetProspect does well.
It is on this page because a good share of "GetProspect alternative" searches are really about the upstream problem. An email finder makes a list you already have more useful. It cannot tell you which two hundred people belong on the list. If that is the part you are stuck on, no amount of shopping between email finders will fix it.
What we charge, with no accuracy claims attached because we do not publish figures we cannot show you the method for:
- 100 free leads on signup, no card, released in batches of 20 rather than in one burst.
- 1 credit equals 1 lead, and duplicates are refunded. The same person appearing in two searches costs one credit.
- Packs from EUR 1.99 for 500 leads, and packs never expire. No forfeited balance at the end of a cycle.
- Subscriptions: Basic EUR 4.99 per month, or EUR 2.99 per month billed yearly. Starter EUR 29 adds outreach campaigns. Diamond Pro EUR 79 adds the AI Responder. Diamond Plus EUR 149.
- Sales Navigator is optional, so no extra seat cost hides in the total.
- GDPR, EU infrastructure, built in France.
We are not going to tell you this is safe or officially blessed, because nobody in this category can honestly say that. What we will say is that the free tier is big enough to judge the output on. Take the 100 leads, open the CSV, count the rows you would genuinely contact. That number is worth more than this table.
The rest of the table, briefly
Skrapp is the cheapest like-for-like swap on paper, at $14.50 to $19.50 per 1,000 emails on Professional, with free verification, no charge for invalid or unknown results, one charge per unique address and credits that roll over. The reason for the price range is that its own pricing page returned two different figures on the same day. It also sells no phone numbers at all.
Findymail matches GetProspect almost line for line at $49 for 1,000, rolls over up to twice your allowance, and publishes a bounce guarantee: under 5 percent, credits refunded above it. Its weakness against GetProspect is the free tier, a one-off 10 credits rather than a monthly renewal.
Apollo is a bigger purchase: a 230 million contact database with a sequencer and a dialer, $49 per user per month on annual billing for 30,000 credits a year. Phones cost the same single credit as emails, which nobody else here matches. Credits expire at the end of each cycle with no rollover.
Surfe is the CRM-sync choice and the worst fit for lumpy usage: its terms state that unused credits cannot be rolled over and are not refunded on early termination. Note also that in June 2026 Surfe changed search credit consumption from one credit per 25 results to one per 10, which is 2.5 times more credits for the same search.
Snov.io advertises $39 and that is not a working LinkedIn setup. Its own pricing page states that LinkedIn account slots are not included and cost $69 per slot per month, so Starter plus one slot is $108 before any enrichment tokens. Read that line before comparing the headline.
Prospeo, Wiza and RocketReach each carry one thing worth knowing. Prospeo publishes the clearest credit schedule in this category and no prices at all. Wiza publishes its fair use caps openly, including 500 profiles per 24 hours on unlimited plans. RocketReach's pricing page returns HTTP 200 with an eleven kilobyte shell containing zero price strings, and runs two separate credit currencies, lookups and exports, that are easy to confuse when budgeting.
Frequently asked questions
Does GetProspect have a free plan?
Yes, a permanent one. GetProspect's help centre states that you will get 50 free monthly email credits and 100 verification credits in your first workspace, and describes it elsewhere as 150 credits per month made up of 50 for valid emails and 100 for verification. The homepage headline words it as find 50 valid emails for free. No paid trial is advertised. These figures were read on 5 September 2026 from the search index of GetProspect's own help centre, because the pages themselves refuse automated requests.
How much does GetProspect cost?
The published ladder is Starter at 49 dollars a month or 34 dollars a month on annual billing for 1,000 valid emails and 2,000 verifications, then Growth tiers at 99 dollars for 5,000 emails, 199 dollars for 20,000 and 399 dollars for 50,000. Annual figures for the three Growth tiers were not obtainable and we have not calculated them from GetProspect's stated 30 percent annual discount, because a computed price is not a quoted price. Read 5 September 2026.
Why could these prices not be verified directly?
Because getprospect.com returns HTTP 403 to automated requests on every URL form tried on 5 September 2026: the pricing page, the help centre and the root domain, on both www and the bare host, over http and https. The figures on this page therefore come from the search index of GetProspect's own pages rather than a direct read of them. They are vendor-sourced but unconfirmed by fetch. Open the pricing page in a normal browser before you buy.
Do GetProspect credits roll over?
Partly. GetProspect's help centre states that leftover credits carry forward, up to one of your monthly allowance, which caps the carry at one extra month's worth. That is better than Apollo, Surfe and Prospeo, which forfeit unused credits at the end of the cycle, and less generous than Findymail, which rolls over up to twice your monthly allowance.
Does GetProspect include phone numbers?
Phone numbers are sold as a separate credit type, not bundled with the email allowance. GetProspect's help centre has an article on buying and managing phone credits, but the price of those credits and whether they expire were not retrievable on 5 September 2026 because the page returns 403. We are not going to guess at them.