GetProspect has a free plan and five paid email finder tiers. Starter costs $49 a month, or $34 a month billed annually, for 1,000 valid emails. Growth 5k costs $99 a month, or $69 billed annually, for 5,000. Every price below comes from GetProspect’s own pricing page.
What Is GetProspect?
GetProspect is a LinkedIn and B2B email finder built around a large contact database rather than a per-seat sales platform. Users search by name, domain, or LinkedIn profile to pull verified business emails, and the Chrome extension does the same work directly from a LinkedIn page or Sales Navigator search.
The company backs this with a sizable dataset: 800 million-plus B2B contacts, 70 million-plus corporate emails plus 130 million mobile phone numbers, spread across 47 million-plus companies worldwide. (Source: getprospect.com, accessed October 2026.) That scale matters because GetProspect’s entire pricing model is built around how many of those contacts you reveal each month, not how many teammates you add.
GetProspect Pricing Plans
GetProspect runs five email finder tiers: Free, Starter, three Growth sub-tiers (5k, 20k, 50k), and a custom Enterprise plan. Every figure below comes directly from getprospect.com’s live pricing page, checked live in both the Monthly and Annual toggle states on October 28, 2026.
Source: GetProspect pricing, verified live October 28, 2026. Annual Growth 20k and 50k rates are derived from the published 30% annual discount.
Free
$0 per month. Includes 50 valid emails and 100 email verifications per month, plus the Chrome extension, bulk email finder, CSV enrichment plus one cold email sequence. No credit card is required to sign up. (Source: getprospect.com/pricing, accessed October 2026.)
Starter
$49 per month billed monthly, or $34 per month billed annually ($412 per year). Includes 1,000 valid emails, 2,000 email verifications, and 5 phone numbers per month. This is the plan GetProspect’s own FAQ uses as its reference point: a thousand valid emails cost $49 a month, or $34 a month on the annual plan. (Source: getprospect.com/pricing, accessed October 2026.)
Growth 5k
$99 per month billed monthly, or $69 per month billed annually ($832 per year). Includes 5,000 valid emails, 10,000 email verifications, and 5 phone numbers per month. GetProspect marks this tier “Most Popular” on its own pricing page. (Source: getprospect.com/pricing, accessed October 2026.)
Growth 20k
$199 per month billed monthly. GetProspect applies the same 30% annual discount across every paid tier, so the annual-billed rate works out to roughly $139 per month, or about $1,672 for the year. Includes 20,000 valid emails and 40,000 email verifications per month at the monthly rate. (Source: getprospect.com/pricing, accessed October 2026; the annual figure is derived from the published monthly price using GetProspect’s stated 30% annual discount, since the live toggle did not surface this specific sub-tier’s annual number directly.)
Growth 50k
$399 per month billed monthly. Applying the same 30% annual discount puts the annual-billed rate at roughly $279 per month, or about $3,352 for the year. Includes 50,000 valid emails and 100,000 email verifications per month at the monthly rate. (Source: getprospect.com/pricing, accessed October 2026; annual figure derived the same way as Growth 20k, see note above.)
Enterprise
Custom pricing through a sales call. GetProspect’s pricing page invites teams with higher volume or non-standard contract terms to “talk to sales” for a tailored quote, dedicated support plus flexible billing. No starting price is published for this tier. (Source: getprospect.com/pricing, accessed October 2026.)
A screenshot of the live pricing page, including the annual toggle, follows below.
What Drives the Price
Three mechanics move a GetProspect bill up or down.
Billing term comes first. Paying annually drops every paid tier by 30%, the same percentage GetProspect states directly on its pricing page and repeats in its own FAQ: “A yearly subscription requires one payment for 12 months with a 30% discount.” The credits themselves still renew monthly under an annual plan. They just get billed as one upfront payment instead of twelve.
Tier choice is the second factor, and it scales in large jumps rather than small ones. Starter covers 1,000 valid emails a month, but the next tier up, Growth 5k, covers 5,000, a five-times jump for roughly double the price. Teams that outgrow Starter quickly often find Growth 5k the better value per contact, not just the next logical step up.
Volume stacking is the third factor, and it is unique to the top tier. GetProspect lets you stack the Growth 50k plan up to ten times at once, which is how a team with very high monthly volume scales credits without moving to a custom Enterprise quote. (Source: getprospect.com/pricing FAQ, accessed October 2026.)
Unused credits are not wasted, either. GetProspect rolls over anything you do not use into the next billing month, capped at one month’s worth of your plan’s allowance, and it never charges a credit for a contact you have already found before. Both policies are stated directly on the live pricing page under “All plans include.” (Source: getprospect.com/pricing, accessed October 2026.)
Hidden Costs and Add-Ons
Two add-on categories sit outside the base plan price and are easy to miss during signup.
Phone number credits scale on a separate slider, from 5 credits a month included at no extra charge up to 3,000 credits a month at the top of the range. GetProspect does not display a flat dollar price for every step of that slider on the public pricing page. The exact cost for a given volume only appears once you select it in the live checkout flow, so budget time to check the real number before committing a team to a specific phone-credit volume.
Email verification credits are sold separately and never expire, which makes them useful for a one-time cleanup of an old contact list rather than an ongoing monthly subscription. Pricing runs from $29 for 10,000 verifications up to $2,499 for 10 million verifications, with five tiers in between: 25,000 verifications for $39, 50,000 for $69, 100,000 for $119, and 500,000 for $249, then 1 million for $369 and 5 million for $1,419. (Source: getprospect.com/pricing, accessed October 2026.) At the smallest pack that works out to roughly $0.0029 per verification, dropping to about $0.00025 per verification at the largest pack, so buying in bulk cuts the per-contact cost by more than 90% if your list is genuinely that large.
GetProspect vs Alternatives: Cost Comparison
GetProspect is one of several tools that price B2B contact access by credit volume instead of by seat. Here is how its entry paid tier compares to three alternatives, based on each vendor’s own pricing page.
| Tool | Entry Paid Plan | Price | What You Get |
|---|---|---|---|
| GetProspect | Starter | $49/month, or $34/month billed annually | 1,000 valid emails/month, 2,000 verifications, 5 phone numbers, LinkedIn extension |
| UpLead | Essentials | $99/month, or $74/month billed annually | 170 credits/month, Salesforce/HubSpot/Zoho/Pipedrive integrations, 95% verified accuracy |
| Hunter.io | Starter | $49/month, or $34/month billed annually ($408/year) | 2,000 credits/month, 3 connected email accounts, Sequences to 500 recipients |
| Lusha | Starter | $37.45/month billed yearly | 4,800 credits/year, contact and company lookalikes, bulk enrichment |
Sources: getprospect.com/pricing, UpLead pricing, Hunter.io pricing, lusha.com/pricing, all accessed October 2026. For another credit-based option, see our Skrapp pricing breakdown.
A straight price comparison misses the point, since these tools solve overlapping but different problems. GetProspect and Hunter.io both price their entry tier at the same $49 monthly rate and the same 30% annual discount, but Hunter.io bundles more credits at that price point, 2,000 versus GetProspect’s 1,000. Lusha skips a published monthly rate entirely and sells only on annual terms at its entry tier. UpLead costs more at the entry level, but the credits buy a verified business email and a direct mobile dial together, plus native CRM sync to Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoho and Pipedrive at that same Essentials tier, features GetProspect reserves for its bundled “all plans include” list rather than a build-out tier structure. If your workflow is mostly LinkedIn-based email discovery at high volume, GetProspect’s lower entry price and large top-tier stacking option fit. If you need verified contacts plus a direct-dial phone number and CRM sync built into the entry plan itself, UpLead is worth a direct comparison before you commit to a credit-metered email finder.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, GetProspect’s Free plan costs $0 per month and includes 50 valid emails and 100 email verifications per month. It also includes the Chrome extension and one cold email sequence. No credit card is required to sign up. (Source: getprospect.com/pricing, accessed October 2026.)
GetProspect’s own pricing FAQ states the cost for 1,000 valid email addresses at $49 a month on the Starter plan, or $34 a month if you pay annually. That works out to roughly 3.4 to 4.9 cents per verified contact, depending on the billing term you choose. (Source: getprospect.com/pricing, accessed October 2026.)
Cold emailing 10,000 emails through GetProspect starts at $99 a month, the price of the Growth 5k plan, according to GetProspect’s own pricing FAQ. GetProspect still recommends capping actual sending at 100 emails a day per domain to protect deliverability, so a 10,000-email send is realistically spread across several weeks rather than sent all at once. (Source: getprospect.com/pricing, accessed October 2026.)
Yes, GetProspect carries unused credits into the next billing month, capped at one month’s worth of your plan’s allowance. The policy applies to every paid tier and is stated directly on the live pricing page and in GetProspect’s billing help center. (Source: getprospect.com/pricing, accessed October 2026.)
Yes, every paid GetProspect plan drops by 30% when billed annually instead of monthly. Starter moves from $49 to $34 a month, and Growth 5k moves from $99 to $69 a month, with the full year charged as one upfront payment. (Source: getprospect.com/pricing, accessed October 2026.)
GetProspect’s Starter plan lists at $49 a month ($34 a month billed annually), below UpLead’s Essentials plan at $99 a month ($74 a month billed annually). The two tools are not solving quite the same problem, though. GetProspect’s credits release an email address and a limited phone-credit allowance separately, while UpLead’s credits include a verified email and a direct mobile dial together with CRM sync built into the entry tier. Compare what a credit actually gives you on each platform before deciding on price alone.
