GetProspect pricing plans from Free to Growth 50k
GetProspect shows Free, Starter and one Growth card with a selector for 5k, 20k and 50k. We read the plan list that getprospect.com/pricing loads for that selector on October 19, 2026, so the monthly prices and allowances below are GetProspect's own numbers. The yearly column applies the advertised 30% annual discount; read the next section before you rely on it.
| Plan | Valid emails a month | Verifications a month | Monthly | Annual, per month | Cents per valid email, monthly / annual |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | 50 | 100 | $0 | $0 | n/a |
| Starter | 1,000 | 2,000 | $49 | about $34 | 4.9 / 3.4 |
| Growth 5k | 5,000 | 10,000 | $99 | about $69 | 1.98 / 1.39 |
| Growth 20k | 20,000 | not shown | $199 | about $139 | 1.00 / 0.70 |
| Growth 50k | 50,000 | not shown | $399 | about $279 | 0.80 / 0.56 |
Every paid plan includes 5 phone numbers a month, and that does not grow with the tier. If direct dials are the point, GetProspect is not the tool to buy for them. Above 50,000 valid emails a month, or for custom terms, the page sends you to sales for a quote. The page lists team accounts with shared credits but does not state a seat limit on any plan.
How the GetProspect annual plan is priced
This is the one part of the page that does not add up, so check it at checkout. The toggle says "Save 30% on annual subscription", and the FAQ says 1,000 valid emails cost $49 a month or $34 on an annual plan. That matches 30% off. But the plan cards print the annual line as $588 for Starter and $1,188 for Growth 5k, which is exactly twelve months at the monthly price with no discount.
Our reading is that the cards show the undiscounted yearly total and the discount is applied when you switch the toggle, which is why third-party guides quote roughly $34, $69, $139 and $279 a month. Even so, the figure you should budget on is the one on GetProspect's checkout screen. If it shows $588 for Starter, you are paying monthly prices up front with nothing saved.
What counts as a credit on GetProspect
GetProspect splits its allowance into two buckets, and the rules are friendlier than most finders. Here is what the pricing page says.
Valid emails
Spent when the finder returns an address it checked as deliverable. Not found results cost nothing, and asking again for a contact you already found is free.
Verifications
For addresses you already have from old records or other tools. Starter gets 2,000 a month, Growth 5k gets 10,000, twice the finder allowance.
Rollover
Leftover credits carry forward, capped at one monthly allowance. A quiet month is banked once, not indefinitely.
Catch-all results
The page claims its own catch-all validation but does not say whether a catch-all address uses a valid email credit. Ask before you buy if your list is heavy with small companies.
That billing model is close to ours: you pay for an address that passed a check, not for a search. The difference is in what you get with each row. We return the company page that published the address alongside it, so you can show a client or a manager why that email is on the list.
GetProspect email verification pricing
If you only need to clean a list you already own, GetProspect sells verification credits as one-time packs with no subscription, and the page says those credits never expire. The rates fall fast with size.
$29
10,000 checks
$39
25,000 checks
$69
50,000 checks
$119
100,000 checks
$249
500,000 checks
$369
1,000,000 checks
$1,419
5,000,000 checks
$2,499
10,000,000 checks
At $29 for 10,000 checks, that is 0.29 cents a verification, which is cheaper than most dedicated verifiers at that size. For a one-off clean of an old CRM export it is a fair deal. Compare it with our bulk email verification if you also want unconfirmed addresses flagged with the reason, and remember that a clean list is only half of a healthy sender; it is worth a minute to check whether your sending domain is on a blocklist before a large campaign goes out.
GetProspect cost per valid email next to ours
Here is every GetProspect tier against our three plans, in cents per valid email, assuming you use the full allowance. Dark bars are monthly billing, light bars annual. GetProspect annual figures use the advertised 30% discount.
GetProspect Starter
EmailExtractor Starter
EmailExtractor Growth
GetProspect Growth 5k
EmailExtractor Scale
GetProspect Growth 20k
GetProspect Growth 50k
Read it honestly. At 1,000 emails a month our yearly Starter, $288 for the year, is cheaper per email than GetProspect Starter even with its annual discount. From 5,000 a month up, GetProspect is cheaper, and at 20,000 and 50,000 it is cheaper by a wide margin. If raw volume at the lowest rate is the goal, GetProspect Growth is the better buy. Where we earn the difference: the source page behind each address, 10 seats on Growth with HubSpot, Pipedrive and Salesforce push, and a hard rule that unconfirmed guesses are never counted.
Is GetProspect cheaper than Snov.io, Skrapp and Hunter?
These are the finders buyers usually price next to GetProspect, each from the vendor's own page as covered in our breakdowns.
| Tool | Entry price | What is billed | Unused credits |
|---|---|---|---|
| GetProspect | $49 a month, 1,000 valid emails | Valid emails, not found is free | Roll over, up to one allowance |
| Snov.io | $39 a month, 1,000 credits | Valid and unknown finds, each verification | Roll over while subscribed |
| Skrapp | $39 a month or $29 yearly, 2,000 credits | Valid and catch-all results | Roll over, kept on cancel |
| Hunter | $49 a month or $34 yearly | Each find, verify costs extra | Reset monthly on monthly plans |
| EmailExtractor | $49 a month or $288 a year, 1,000 finds a month | Verified finds only | Monthly allowance, resets |
Snov.io is cheaper at the entry level if you send to every result, but it bills unknown results and verifications from the same pool, which our Snov.io alternative page prices out. Skrapp is the cheapest per credit for LinkedIn-heavy prospecting, though catch-all results use credits. The full rules are in Snov.io pricing, Skrapp pricing and Hunter.io pricing.
Who GetProspect pricing fits and who should look elsewhere
Agencies and growth teams pulling 5,000 to 50,000 emails a month from LinkedIn or Sales Navigator, who want an API, Google Sheets and CRM sync on every plan at a low rate per email.
Recruiters, founders and agencies working from named prospects who need proof per address and a small yearly plan. Start with a LinkedIn email finder list or check addresses you have with the email verifier.
GetProspect pricing questions
How much does GetProspect cost?
GetProspect costs $49 a month for Starter with 1,000 valid emails, $99 for Growth 5k, $199 for Growth 20k and $399 for Growth 50k, on its pricing page in October 2026. Annual billing is advertised at 30% off, which GetProspect's own FAQ puts at $34 a month for the 1,000 email plan.
Is GetProspect free?
GetProspect has a Free plan with 50 valid emails and 100 email verifications a month. It is enough to test how well the finder covers your market. Starter at $49 a month adds 1,000 valid emails, 2,000 verifications and 5 phone numbers, and anything above 50,000 emails a month goes to a custom quote.
Does GetProspect charge for not found emails?
No. GetProspect's pricing page says you are not charged for not found emails, that each result is checked for deliverability before a credit is deducted, and that repeat requests for contacts you already found are free. The page does not say whether a catch-all result counts against your valid emails.
Do GetProspect credits roll over?
Yes, partly. Leftover credits carry forward to the next billing month, but only up to one monthly allowance. On Starter that means at most 1,000 unused valid emails can carry over, so the balance can never grow past two months of credits. Verification add-on packs never expire.
Is GetProspect cheaper than Snov.io?
Per email at volume, usually yes. GetProspect Growth 5k is $99 for 5,000 valid emails, and Snov.io Pro S is $99 for 5,000 credits that are also spent on unknown results and on each verification. At 1,000 a month Snov.io Starter is cheaper, $39 against $49, if you send to every result.
Does GetProspect have an API?
Yes. GetProspect lists REST API access among the features of all plans, along with Google Sheets, CSV enrichment and native HubSpot, Salesforce and Pipedrive integrations. API calls draw from the same valid email and verification credits as the web app, so the plan size still sets your monthly ceiling.
Our own plans are on the pricing page: Starter $49 a month or $288 a year for 1,000 verified finds a month, Growth $149 or $888 for 5,000 with 10 seats, and Scale $399 or $2,388 for 20,000 with the API.