Skrapp alternative and Skrapp.io alternatives that bill only confirmed emails
EmailExtractor is a Skrapp alternative for prospectors who know the person and company but want a confirmed work email before spending their allowance. Skrapp bills Valid and Catch-all results. We never bill misses or unconfirmed guesses, and show the company page behind each address. Starter costs $288 yearly, equivalent to $24 a month.
For US LinkedIn prospectors, recruiters, SDRs and agencies comparing paid name and domain lookup tools.
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| Address | Pattern | Confidence | Checks | Status |
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- MX hosts
- Provider
- Receives mail
- Disposable domain
What is the best alternative to Skrapp?
EmailExtractor is a strong alternative to Skrapp when you discard catch-all addresses and need source evidence for named prospects. It bills only confirmed finds and puts the supporting company page beside the address. Skrapp can be the better purchase when you keep catch-all results or depend on its LinkedIn extension.
Start with your sending policy. A cheap credit has less value when the address it buys never reaches your outreach list. Compare retained contacts, the subscription bill and access for colleagues.
$39
Skrapp Professional 2K monthly, with 2,000 credits
Catch-all
Billed as a credit by Skrapp, alongside Valid results
$24
Our Starter monthly equivalent, paid as $288 yearly
Does Skrapp charge for catch-all emails?
Yes, Skrapp catch-all results use a credit. Its FAQ says it charges for deliverable emails marked Valid or Catch-all, while Invalid and Unknown results are not charged. One credit finds one email or verifies one email. If you discard catch-all results, paid credits buy fewer usable contacts.
| Plan and billing | Price / allowance | 0% catch-all | 20% catch-all | 40% catch-all |
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| Skrapp Professional 2K monthly | $39 / 2,000 | 1.95 cents | 2.44 cents | 3.25 cents |
| Skrapp Professional 2K yearly | $348 / 24,000 | 1.45 cents | 1.81 cents | 2.42 cents |
| Skrapp Professional 5K yearly | $888 / 60,000 | 1.48 cents | 1.85 cents | 2.47 cents |
| EmailExtractor Starter yearly | $288 / 12,000 | 2.4 cents | 2.4 cents | 2.4 cents |
| EmailExtractor Growth yearly | $888 / 60,000 | 1.48 cents | 1.48 cents | 1.48 cents |
| EmailExtractor Growth monthly | $149 / 5,000 | 2.98 cents | 2.98 cents | 2.98 cents |
Divide Skrapp's price by credits multiplied by the share you keep. Yearly rows assume twelve monthly allowances. These are capacity rates in cents, rounded to two decimal places, not predicted results. Our rates stay flat because unconfirmed guesses are never billed. Unused capacity raises actual cost. Skrapp is cheaper per credit when few results are catch-all or you keep those addresses. See the Skrapp pricing breakdown.
A recruiter needing about 800 usable emails monthly
Suppose 30% of finds come back catch-all and the recruiter discards them. Skrapp Professional 2K yearly covers the need at $29 a month, paid as $348 yearly. Its effective capacity rate is about 2.07 cents per kept address, calculated as $29 divided by (2,000 × 70%).
Our Starter yearly covers 1,000 confirmed finds monthly at $24 a month. At exactly 800 kept addresses, actual subscription cost per address is about 3.63 cents for Skrapp and 3 cents for Starter. For a small company list with many catch-all results, our smaller bill and confirmed-only billing can matter more than Skrapp's lower capacity rate.
Skrapp Enterprise pricing for larger teams
On yearly billing, Enterprise 50K includes 50,000 monthly credits at $262 a month (0.52 cents per credit). Enterprise 100K offers 100,000 at $449 (0.45 cents). Enterprise 250K offers 250,000 at $749 (0.30 cents). Enterprise 500K offers 500,000 at $1,124 (0.22 cents). Rates assume full use of twelve monthly allowances.
At these volumes Skrapp costs less per credit than our Scale plan. Scale's $2,388 divided by 240,000 annual finds rounds to 1.0 cent per confirmed find. EmailExtractor is the better fit only when you discard unconfirmed results anyway or need the source company page.
Skrapp.io alternatives by bill and workflow
Read the billing unit before comparing prices. A shared credit pool and a per-seat subscription produce different team costs. Catch-all treatment also changes which paid results you keep.
| Tool | Entry price | What is billed | Seats | Catch-all billed | Best for |
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| Skrapp | Professional 2K $39 monthly, $29 monthly billed yearly | 2,000 credits, Valid or Catch-all finds and email verification | 2 on 2K, confirm at checkout | Yes | LinkedIn extension users keeping catch-all results |
| EmailExtractor | $49 monthly, $24 monthly billed yearly | 1,000 confirmed finds monthly | 2 on Starter, 10 on Growth | Unconfirmed guesses never billed | Confirmed contacts with source pages |
| Hunter | From $49 monthly | 2,000 credits | Unlimited | Check plan terms | Domain research |
| Snov.io | Starter $39 monthly | 1,000 credits | Unlimited | Check plan terms | Shared access at the entry tier |
| Apollo.io | From $49 per seat monthly, billed yearly | Per-seat subscription | Priced per seat | Check plan terms | Comparing a seat-based prospecting budget |
Is Skrapp better than Hunter?
Skrapp can be better for LinkedIn prospectors who want its Chrome extension and rollover. Hunter deserves a comparison when unlimited seats and domain research matter. Skrapp Professional 2K costs less monthly than Hunter's entry price, but neither sticker price tells you the cost of contacts your team actually keeps.
Compare the Hunter alternative, Snov.io alternative and Apollo alternative guides against your shortlist.
Is Skrapp.io worth it?
Skrapp.io is worth considering if you use its Chrome extension on LinkedIn and Sales Navigator, retain catch-all results, or need larger credit tiers. Rollover helps when research follows hiring cycles or client projects rather than a steady monthly schedule.
Check access before paying. Skrapp's FAQ describes Professional as including 2 users and Enterprise as including 15. Its price list shows larger team sizes on bigger tiers. Confirm the seat count at checkout instead of assuming every Professional plan has the same allowance.
EmailExtractor suits teams that want evidence beside an address and no charge for unconfirmed guesses. Growth includes 5,000 monthly finds, 10 seats and pushes to HubSpot, Pipedrive and Salesforce for $149 monthly or $888 yearly, equivalent to $74 a month.
EmailExtractor has no Chrome extension and no phone numbers. Moving from profile browsing to a name and domain lookup is a workflow change. Test that handoff with your researchers before deciding that a lower annual bill makes switching worthwhile.
Is Skrapp.io legit?
Yes, Skrapp.io is a real paid B2B email finder with a public price list and FAQ. The question for buyers is whether its billing model fits their list. A legitimate service can still be a poor purchase if you discard many results that consume credits.
Check your targets' catch-all share before paying. Confirm team seats at checkout and review how rollover fits your research schedule.
- 01Your research depends on the LinkedIn Chrome extension.
- 02Larger credit tiers match your prospecting volume.
- 03Rollover preserves credits between projects.
- 01Unconfirmed guesses never consume paid finds.
- 02Each address includes its supporting company page.
- 03Growth gives your team 10 seats and CRM pushes.
Turn profile research into a confirmed contact
Use real prospects from your next campaign to compare the lookup, evidence and handoff.
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Bring the name and domain
Confirm the current employer. Our name-based email lookup guide explains how to prepare the inputs.
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Review the source evidence
Read the supporting company page beside the address. Separate a confirmed find from an unconfirmed guess before preparing outreach.
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Send results into your workflow
Growth adds CRM pushes. Scale provides API and webhooks, 20,000 monthly finds and unlimited seats for $399 monthly or $2,388 yearly ($199 monthly equivalent).
For addresses you already hold, read about bulk email verification before repeating finder work. EmailExtractor does not use SMTP mailbox probing.
Include small companies in your comparison if those are your target accounts. Record confirmed results and discarded catch-all addresses separately, then compare the bill for the contacts you keep.
What to test in a side-by-side trial
- Use the same names and domains, including small employers, and count confirmed addresses you would actually keep.
- Compare source pages and employer matches, then record catch-all results you discard rather than treating every find as usable.
- Check access for teammates and the CRM handoff before choosing annual billing, then compare the full subscription costs.
Who benefits from a different billing rule?
Research the current employer
Follow our recruiter email finder guide when a candidate name needs a work address. Inspect the company page before choosing the contact.
Share research across reps
Growth's 10 seats support shared access and CRM handoffs. The LinkedIn email finder guide connects profile research with name and domain inputs.
Explain which results count
Use supporting pages when reviewing client lists. Keep discarded guesses separate from confirmed contacts so the paid allowance reflects the results your team intends to use.
Questions about switching from Skrapp
What is the best alternative to Skrapp?
EmailExtractor is a strong Skrapp alternative for teams that send only to confirmed addresses and want the supporting company page. Misses and unconfirmed guesses are never billed. Keep Skrapp on your shortlist if its LinkedIn extension, rollover or larger credit allowances matter more than excluding catch-all results from paid usage.
Is Skrapp.io free?
Yes. Skrapp has a free plan with 50 credits a month for one user. That allowance suits testing rather than sustained prospecting. Professional 2K starts at $39 monthly or $29 a month billed yearly, with 2,000 credits. Compare paid capacity against the number of addresses you actually keep.
Do Skrapp credits roll over?
Yes. Unused Skrapp credits roll over to the next month and remain available after cancellation, according to its FAQ. Team members share one credit pool. This helps buyers with uneven research schedules, but Skrapp offers no refunds for partial months, so consider billing dates before changing a subscription.
Does EmailExtractor check the mailbox with SMTP?
No. EmailExtractor does not probe mailboxes with SMTP. It uses a name and company domain to find work emails and shows the supporting company page. Misses and unconfirmed guesses are never billed. A source page supports your research, but it does not guarantee that a mailbox accepts your message.
Compare the addresses you would actually keep
Test 15 lookups without a card and receive up to 10 confirmed addresses. Check the source pages, then choose the plan that fits your list.