Skrapp has a free plan plus two paid tiers. Professional starts at $39 a month, or $29 a month billed annually, for 2,000 email credits. Enterprise starts at $349 a month, or $262 a month billed annually, for 50,000 credits. Every price below comes from skrapp.io’s own pricing page, checked live on both the Monthly and Yearly toggle states on October 29, 2026.
How Much Does Skrapp Cost?
Skrapp’s two paid tiers both use a draggable credit slider rather than fixed packages: Professional runs 2,000 to 25,000 credits a month, Enterprise runs 50,000 to 250,000, with a custom quote above that. Here is the full table at each tier’s entry point (see the next section for every slider step, and “Skrapp Free Plan and Trial Limits” for the free tier’s fine print):
Source: Skrapp pricing, verified live October 29, 2026.
Skrapp’s own marketing copy cites a blended “4.7 average across 900+ reviews on G2, Capterra, and Chrome.” We checked G2 directly instead: Skrapp holds a 4.5 out of 5 rating from 356 reviews there (verified live October 29, 2026). Capterra separately recorded 4.5 out of 5 from 57 reviews as of August 2026.
Skrapp Pricing Plans Explained
Free
$0, 50 credits, 1 user, no credit card required. Full breakdown, including the one-time-vs-monthly distinction, is in “Skrapp Free Plan and Trial Limits” below.
Professional
Professional is built around a credit slider with four published steps, and the price per month moves with it:
Source: Skrapp pricing, live slider capture, October 29, 2026. Skrapp only displays the annual discount at the slider’s default (entry) position; dragging to a higher step switches the display to the monthly rate.
Enterprise
Enterprise keeps the same credit-slider mechanic at a larger scale, from 50,000 credits up to 250,000 credits on the public page, before Skrapp’s sales team takes over for anything bigger:
Source: Skrapp pricing, live slider capture, October 29, 2026.
The Chrome extension itself isn’t a separate line item. It ships free on every plan, including Free. That’s the same tool Skrapp sells on its dedicated extension page.
What Are Skrapp Email Credits?
A credit is a token tied to your account that finds or verifies one professional email address. Skrapp consumes a credit when the Email Finder returns a result marked Valid or Catch-all, or when you verify a single email address. Results marked Invalid or Unknown are never charged, on any plan. (Source: skrapp.io/pricing FAQ, verified live October 29, 2026.)
Skrapp Free Plan and Trial Limits
Skrapp’s Free plan is a one-time allotment, not a monthly refill. A new account gets 50 credits and 1 user to test the Email Finder and Email Verifier. The LinkedIn integrations (Basic, Sales Navigator, Recruiter) are included too, with no credit card required to sign up.
Skrapp’s Real Cost Per Credit
Skrapp never states a price-per-credit figure directly, but every input is already on its own pricing page, so the math is straightforward: divide the plan price by the credits it includes.
The pattern is consistent at every step: a higher credit tier lowers the cost per credit, and billing annually lowers it further on top of that. A team burning through 2,000 credits a month pays roughly four times more per credit on Professional than a team buying in bulk on Enterprise’s largest published step.
Skrapp vs GetProspect and Hunter.io: Which Costs Less?
GetProspect and Hunter.io both start at $49 a month, or $34 a month billed annually, more than Skrapp’s $39 a month ($29 annually) entry price. Each tool bundles a different mix of credits and features at that price, so the lower sticker price isn’t automatically the better deal.
| Tool | Entry plan | Monthly | Billed annually | What it includes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Skrapp | Professional | $39 | $29 | 2,000 credits/mo, 2 users, LinkedIn integrations |
| GetProspect | Starter | $49 | $34 | 1,000 valid emails/mo, 2,000 verifications, 5 phone numbers |
| Hunter.io | Starter | $49 | $34 ($408/yr) | 2,000 credits/mo, 3 connected email accounts |
Sources: Skrapp pricing; UpLead’s GetProspect Pricing guide; UpLead’s Hunter.io Pricing guide. All figures verified in October 2026.
Hunter.io’s entry tier actually matches Skrapp on raw credit volume, which makes Skrapp the cheaper option for the same number of searches. GetProspect’s entry tier is a smaller allotment for a higher price. None of the three tools measure a credit the same way, so check what a single credit actually buys before comparing sticker prices directly: a Skrapp or GetProspect credit buys an email address, while an UpLead credit buys a verified email and a direct mobile dial together. For the full breakdown of either alternative, see UpLead’s dedicated GetProspect pricing and Hunter.io pricing guides.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, on the Professional and Enterprise plans. Unused credits carry into the next billing month under Skrapp’s Fair Credit Policy. The Free plan’s 50 credits don’t roll over, since they are a one-time allotment rather than a recurring monthly grant. (Source: skrapp.io/pricing feature-comparison table plus FAQ, verified live October 29, 2026.)
Yes. You keep any remaining credits after canceling, and your access continues until the end of the current billing period. (Source: skrapp.io/pricing FAQ, verified live October 29, 2026.)
Yes. Changes take effect immediately, and billing is prorated for the switch. There’s no long-term contract. Every plan is month-to-month or annual with no lock-in, and you can cancel at any time. (Source: skrapp.io/pricing FAQ, verified live October 29, 2026.)
No, not for partial months. You can cancel at any time and you won’t be charged for the next billing cycle, but Skrapp doesn’t refund the current period. Payment runs through Stripe and accepts major credit and debit cards. (Source: skrapp.io/pricing FAQ, verified live October 29, 2026.)
Yes, at the entry tier. Skrapp’s Professional plan costs $39 a month ($29 billed annually), below GetProspect’s and Hunter.io’s $49 a month ($34 annually) Starter plans. Each tool bundles a different mix of credits and features at that price, so confirm what a credit buys before deciding on price alone. (Source: skrapp.io/pricing; UpLead’s GetProspect and Hunter.io pricing guides, verified October 2026.)
