Findymail alternatives compared: price and features
One row per tool from this page, Findymail first for reference: who it suits, its entry price for the same need (credits only) and what it does. The sections below explain each choice.
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Finding emails and running email and LinkedIn campaigns in one account
A long-standing email finder with simple campaigns built in
A searchable database next to the finder, pushed to many sequencers
Several data providers queried in turn for each contact
Cleaning and enriching a HubSpot or Pipedrive base
Direct dials and emails revealed from the CRM or LinkedIn
Chaining many data providers in a spreadsheet-like table
An API-first finder and verifier billed in euros or dollars
Exporting and cleaning Sales Navigator searches
Phone numbers and emails from LinkedIn profiles and searchesMonthly prices, billed monthly unless stated, excluding VAT, read on each publisher’s site (checked between October 8, 2026 and November 3, 2026). Emelia’s prices follow your currency; tools billed in dollars only stay in dollars, and those billed in euros only stay in euros. –: not offered, or not checked for this need.
Findymail’s integrations: where the emails it finds are sent today
Findymail’s pricing page sums up its own workflow: find the contacts, then “Push to Instantly, Smartlead, Lemlist, or your CRM”. Its integrations page lists HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Zoho CRM, Close and Copper on the CRM side, Smartlead, Instantly, lemlist, Woodpecker, QuickMail, Salesloft and Outreach for sending, and Clay, Zapier, Make, n8n and Google Sheets for everything else, plus its API and an MCP server. Emelia is not on that list, and Findymail has no sequencer of its own.
That makes the price of Findymail only part of the bill: the campaign, the CRM seat or the Clay plan comes on top. The alternatives below are grouped by the same destinations, starting with the tools that send the emails they find.
Found and emailed from the same account: Emelia and Hunter
Two finders that also run the campaign, so the contacts never leave the tool between the lookup and the first email.
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Best for: Finding emails and running email and LinkedIn campaigns in one accountEmelia charges 1 credit per email found and 0.25 per address checked, against Findymail’s 1 Finder credit and 1 Verifier credit; its packs start at $19 a month for 1,000 credits and stay valid 12 months, even after you cancel. Phone numbers come through a waterfall of providers, at 50 credits each, refunded when none turns up. Its plans send cold email from your own mailboxes and run LinkedIn sequences, and its Chrome extension exports Sales Navigator searches with no limit on the number of exports, from $37 a month before tax on the Start plan. It has no searchable contact database of its own.
- YesCredits valid for 1 year, even after cancelling
- YesEmail finder
- YesCold email from your own mailboxes
- Price
- $19/month (credit subscription, no plan needed · 1,000 credits)
- Who it’s for
- Teams that contact their leads right after finding them and want one account, not a finder plus a sequencer.
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Best for: A long-standing email finder with simple campaigns built inHunter sells credits and mailboxes together: its Starter plan includes 2,000 credits and 3 connected email accounts for campaigns, where Findymail would need a sequencer on top. An email found costs 1 credit, a check 0.5. It connects natively to HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive and Zoho CRM, 4 of the 6 CRMs Findymail lists (Close and Copper only through Zapier), but unused monthly credits reset, and it adds no LinkedIn automation.
- YesCold email from your own mailboxes
- NoPhone number finder
- YesEmail finder
- Price
- Free plan, then $49/month (Starter plan · 2,000 credits · 3 mailboxes)
- Who it’s for
- Small teams that want emails found and a few sequences sent from the same subscription.
Finders that hand contacts to a sequencer you already pay for: Prospeo and FullEnrich
If a sequencer such as lemlist already sends your campaigns, these two take Findymail’s place in front of it, one natively, the other through ready-made no-code templates.
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Best for: A searchable database next to the finder, pushed to many sequencersProspeo connects to Smartlead, Instantly, lemlist, Reply.io, Salesforge and Woodpecker and more, a longer sending list than Findymail’s, and adds a searchable B2B database. It charges 1 credit per email and 10 per mobile, only when found, like Findymail, but bills each user, while Findymail’s credit plans include 10 users. Prospeo stopped exporting Sales Navigator lists in 2025, and its credits reset at each renewal on its default pricing page.
- YesEmail finder
- YesPhone number finder
- YesNative CRM integration
- Price
- Free plan, then $49/month per user (Starter plan · 2,000 credits)
- Who it’s for
- Teams that search for new contacts as much as they enrich known ones, and already run a sequencer.
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Best for: Several data providers queried in turn for each contactFullEnrich asks several data providers one after another for each contact and charges 1 credit per work email and 10 per mobile, the same ratio as Findymail. Its only native CRM is HubSpot; lemlist and HeyReach have ready-made Zapier, Make or n8n templates, the other sequencers none. Monthly credits carry over for 3 months and are lost when you cancel.
- YesEmail finder
- YesPhone number finder
- YesNative CRM integration
- Price
- $29/month (Pro plan · 500 credits)
- Who it’s for
- Teams that care most about finding a mobile and accept a no-code link to their sequencer.
Enrichment that lands in HubSpot, Salesforce or Pipedrive: Dropcontact and Lusha
Findymail’s own answer for the CRM is Datacare, from $500 a month billed yearly. These two make the CRM the main destination.
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Best for: Cleaning and enriching a HubSpot or Pipedrive baseDropcontact enriches the contacts you bring with a work email and company data, and its CRM offer keeps HubSpot and Pipedrive up to date, merging duplicates; that offer is yearly like Findymail’s Datacare, but priced on request where Datacare starts at $500 a month. Its file and API plans are billed in euros, one credit per email found, refunded otherwise. It returns no mobile numbers and sends nothing.
- YesEmail finder
- YesEmail verification
- YesNative CRM integration
- Price
- €29/month (Starter plan · 500 credits)
- Who it’s for
- Teams whose CRM is the source of truth and who want it enriched without exports.
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Best for: Direct dials and emails revealed from the CRM or LinkedInLusha pushes contacts natively to Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Zoho, Microsoft Dynamics and Bullhorn, a CRM list that differs from Findymail’s, and its extension reveals them inside Salesforce and HubSpot as well as on LinkedIn. A phone number costs 5 credits and an email 1; credits reset each month. Lusha also sends simple email sequences from the user’s Gmail or Outlook mailbox.
- YesCold email from your own mailboxes
- NoEmail verification
- YesEmail finder
- Price
- Free plan, then $49.90/month (Starter plan · 400 credits)
- Who it’s for
- Sales teams that call as much as they email and live in Salesforce or HubSpot.
Rows in a Clay table, or calls from your own code: Clay and Icypeas
Findymail is one of the providers a Clay table can call, and its API comes with every plan. These two cover the same ground.
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Best for: Chaining many data providers in a spreadsheet-like tableClay queries 150+ data providers from one table, Findymail among them, and adds its own Sequencer, built on Smartlead, from the Launch plan. Its pricing counts data credits and actions separately, which makes a month harder to predict than Findymail’s one credit per email. Unused data credits carry over within a cap; actions do not.
- YesCold email from your own mailboxes
- YesEmail finder
- YesEmail verification
- Price
- Free plan, then $185/month (Launch plan · 2,500 credits)
- Who it’s for
- Growth teams that build multi-step enrichment recipes rather than look up one email at a time.
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Best for: An API-first finder and verifier billed in euros or dollarsIcypeas charges per result like Findymail and connects to Clay, Google Sheets, Make, Zapier, n8n and MCP, so it slots into the same Clay tables and automations. It publishes two separate grids, in euros and in dollars, where Findymail bills in dollars only. It sends nothing, and its Sales Navigator export was removed in 2026.
- NoPhone number finder
- YesEmail finder
- NoNative CRM integration
- Price
- $19/month (Basic plan · 1,000 credits)
- Who it’s for
- Developers and no-code builders who call a finder from their own workflows.
A Sales Navigator search turned into a file: Evaboot and Kaspr
Findymail still exports Sales Navigator searches from its extension, on paid plans only. These two make LinkedIn the starting point.
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Best for: Exporting and cleaning Sales Navigator searchesEvaboot is built mainly for turning a Sales Navigator search or list into a clean file with verified emails, and it needs a Sales Navigator account to work. Findymail publishes a comparison page against it. Evaboot charges 1 credit per lead exported, even when no email is found, where Findymail charges only for emails found; it hands contacts to lemlist and Instantly, and to HubSpot, Pipedrive, Attio and Apollo.
- NoPhone number finder
- YesEmail finder
- YesEmail verification
- Price
- $9/month (Starter plan · 100 credits)
- Who it’s for
- Teams whose prospecting starts and ends with Sales Navigator lists.
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Best for: Phone numbers and emails from LinkedIn profiles and searchesKaspr’s extension works on LinkedIn and, from its Starter plan, on Sales Navigator, where it enriches a whole search in one go. It is sold per licence, with B2B emails unlimited within a fair-use cap and monthly quotas of phone numbers, and reaches HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive and Zoho CRM, as well as lemlist and Brevo. Its credits reset each month.
- NoEmail verification
- YesEmail finder
- YesPhone number finder
- Price
- Free plan, then $65/month per licence (Starter plan · 100 phone credits)
- Who it’s for
- Sales teams that want phone numbers from LinkedIn as much as emails.
Findymail and the 10 tools side by side, destination by destination
Read from each vendor’s site and help centre. Links made only through Zapier, Make or n8n are left out, except for Icypeas, which has no native CRM or sequencer, so all its connectors are listed.
Emelia
Findymail
Hunter
Prospeo
FullEnrich
Dropcontact
Lusha
Clay
Icypeas
Evaboot
Kaspr
Prices are not in this table: the summary at the top of the page compares each tool on the same monthly need. Findymail’s smallest credit plan, Starter, costs $99 a month.
Findymail alternatives: questions
Findymail returns numbers only for contacts outside the European Union, mostly mobiles, at 10 credits each. Emelia looks numbers up through a waterfall of providers at 50 credits per number found, refunded otherwise. Lusha, Kaspr, Prospeo, FullEnrich and Clay sell phone numbers too, each at its own credit cost; Hunter, Icypeas, Evaboot and Dropcontact stick to emails (Dropcontact adds the company switchboard).
Findymail names Anymail Finder in its footer and publishes a comparison page against VoilaNorbert; ContactOut is another email and phone finder with a LinkedIn extension. We have not reviewed their prices for this page, so it gives none.
Prospeo and Kaspr bill each user; Lusha includes a set number of licences in each plan, then charges for each extra one. Findymail’s credit plans include 10 users, then $15 a month each, and its usage-based plans come with 1, 5 or 20 seats. Emelia never charges per user: its prices depend on credits, mailboxes and LinkedIn accounts.
Emelia features: Email finder · Emelia pricing
Emelia is a Findymail competitor. We have tried to stay fair: every figure about Findymail comes from its own website or public review sites.
