Wiza and Lusha side by side
- Billing
- Wiza: a plan per user with separate email and phone quotas, then overage. Lusha: a plan with a credit allowance and 1 to 5 licences included, then $49.90 a month per extra licence.
- A phone number
- Wiza: 1 phone credit per contact with at least one number, $0.35 past the quota. Lusha: 5 credits from the shared pot.
- On LinkedIn
- Lusha’s extension runs on Chrome and Edge; Wiza’s on Chrome, Microsoft Edge and Brave, a profile at a time since August 19, 2026.
- After the find
- Lusha can send email sequences from the user’s mailbox; Wiza hands contacts to a CRM or a sales engagement tool.
What emails and phone numbers cost each month at Wiza, Lusha and Emelia
One person, monthly billing. Wiza: the cheapest plan, overage included; Lusha: the smallest credit tier that covers the need; Emelia: its credit subscription alone.
Email lookups in a month
1,000 emails
5,000 emails
10,000 emails
Number lookups in a month
1,000 numbers
2,000 numbers
Lusha and Emelia exclude tax; Wiza’s page does not say. Wiza and Lusha bill in US dollars; Emelia follows your currency, so in euros a winner is shown only when it holds at any exchange rate. Wiza counts a contact with a number (up to 3 numbers) as one phone credit; Lusha 5 credits per number; Emelia 50 credits per number, searched in a waterfall and refunded when none is found.
Where the Wiza and Lusha bills part ways
Between the two tools in dollars, the order flips with the data. For emails, Lusha’s pot comes out lower: 1,000 emails cost $114.90 on Pro against $174 at Wiza, whose overage of $0.15 per email outweighs Lusha’s credit price. For phone numbers, Wiza’s quota and $0.35 overage come out lower: 200 numbers cost $84 on Wiza’s Starter plan against $114.90 for 1,000 Lusha credits.
Teams change the picture again. Each Wiza user pays a plan, and Wiza does not publish how credits are shared between them; Lusha includes 2 licences in Pro and 5 in Premium, then charges $49.90 a month for each extra one. Emelia does not bill per user: one pack is spent by the whole team.
The Wiza and Lusha extensions on LinkedIn and Sales Navigator today
Both extensions open a side panel on LinkedIn; what they do around it differs.
- Wiza: one person at a time. On a profile, the panel charges 1 email credit for a valid email and 1 phone credit when a number is found, then sends the contact to a Wiza list, the CRM or a Gong Engage flow. Multi-select and list exports ended on August 19, 2026, a change Wiza puts down to the fact that “LinkedIn has tightened what third-party extensions can do on its platform”. Store rating: 3.7 (140 ratings).
- Lusha: on LinkedIn, Sales Navigator, Salesforce, HubSpot and Gmail, contacts revealed in the panel, saved 25 at a time in Sales Navigator, sent to Salesforce, HubSpot and Pipedrive or to an Engage sequence; a “Wishlist” warns you when missing data arrives. 400,000 users, according to its store listing.
- Emelia: the extension puts a found email and number into an email or LinkedIn campaign straight from the profile, with credits spent only on results. For a whole Sales Navigator search, the “Export with Emelia” button hands it to Emelia: no limit on the number of exports, from $37 a month before tax.
Searching a database: Wiza Prospect and Lusha’s prospecting
Lists are where both tools now send you: Wiza since its extension stopped exporting them, Lusha by design.
Wiza Prospect claims 850M+ contacts, with 30+ filters, company search, a Technologies filter in beta, AI columns and list automations that refresh a list or flag job changes; Wiza checks each email and number when you request it. Lusha claims 515M+ contacts and 29M+ companies, including 165 million verified emails, with intent topics on some plans.
After the search, Lusha can write to the contacts: its Engage sequences send from each user’s Gmail or Outlook mailbox, with no warm-up. Wiza sends nothing and passes contacts to Outreach, Salesloft, Gong Engage and Nooks. Emelia has no database of its own, but sends email and LinkedIn campaigns from its plans.
Unused credits at Wiza and Lusha: reset each period, or rolled over on some plans
Each month
After cancelling
Free plan
Lusha’s pricing page and help centre describe a roll-over that its terms of service rule out; both sources are given here.
Wiza or Lusha when a small team buys phone numbers and emails
Emelia approaches the same need with credit packs that need no seat, from $19 a month, numbers searched across several providers and refunded when none turns up, credits kept for a year. Between Wiza and Lusha, the bill depends on the mix of data and of people. Wiza’s Starter plan includes 100 numbers per user, then $0.35 each; Lusha takes 5 credits per number from a pot shared by the licences of its plan, and also sends email sequences.
On LinkedIn, Lusha keeps a way to save several Sales Navigator contacts at once, where Wiza’s extension now reveals one person at a time and sends lists to Wiza Prospect. Both bill in dollars and reset credits on a schedule.
Wiza and Lusha: two last points
No: both bill in US dollars. Wiza’s pricing page has no other currency; Lusha’s terms set fees in dollars, while its help centre says prices depend on the region. Emelia’s prices follow your currency.
No. At Wiza, 1 phone credit covers a contact with at least one number, up to 3 numbers, and a number reported as wrong is searched again for free. At Lusha, a phone number costs 5 credits from the same pot as emails.
Emelia features: Email finder · Emelia pricing
Emelia is a Wiza competitor. We have tried to stay fair: every figure about Wiza comes from its own website or public review sites.
