GetProspect
GetProspect finds business emails and mobile numbers for B2B prospects, drawing on a database of more than 800 million contacts and 47 million companies. Emails are built from a person's name and their employer's address format and then verified without sending a message, while mobile numbers come from licensed data providers. Lookups that find nothing cost nothing, and each email shows when it was last verified.
A Chrome extension matches people on LinkedIn, Sales Navigator and company websites against the database, and its Autosave feature pages through search results to save up to 100 pages at once. Saved contacts sync one way into HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive and Zoho with field mapping, or move through Zapier, Make, Google Sheets, an API with signed webhooks and CSV or Excel exports. A bulk verifier and a cold email sender with sequences, A/B tests, tracking and daily sending quotas round out the product, and AI personalization is listed as coming.
A free plan gives 50 email credits a month, and paid plans start at $49 a month for 1,000 emails, rising to $399 for 50,000, with unlimited seats on every plan and verifier packs that never expire. The company was founded in 2016 by Dmytro Shulha, is run from Kyiv by New Lab, LLC, has grown without outside investment and hosts its service in Germany and Finland. It serves sales, business development, recruiting and marketing teams, with customer stories from agencies, recruiters and small software firms.
Capability Axes
Capability grades
17 of 17 axes rated · 9 graded A or B
The cold email product is pitched as sending AI personalized emails, but ChatGPT personalization has not shipped and no live feature uses AI. Emails are generated from name and address patterns and checked by a verifier, and the finder, extension, CRM sync and sender all work without a model.
Autosave pages through LinkedIn search results and saves each page, five by default and up to 100, stopping when credits or results run out or the user cancels. Once a workspace admin connects a CRM, every save syncs automatically, older records move only with a manual push that updates existing CRM records, and passing on updates and deletions are separate opt ins. Sequences stop on a reply or click, while matching and overwrite rules for the CRM push, previews and rollback are not described.
No model or AI provider is named beyond a planned ChatGPT feature. Verification results are readable, with each email marked valid, accept all, invalid or unknown and stamped with its last check date.
Thirteen customer stories include figures such as the Logit Group adding 20 percent more customers in three months, No More Bottles raising qualified leads 40 percent and Autobound lifting deliverability 20 percent, though most give no baseline or period. A claim of 84 valid emails per 100 contacts, ahead of ZoomInfo, Hunter, Lusha and ContactOut, comes with no date or method. Customer counts range from 40,000 active users to 400,000 customers.
The stated basis is legitimate interest, with the GDPR exemption for disproportionate effort used in place of notifying each person, and customers are told to run their own legitimate interest assessment. People can remove themselves without an account, after which a do not collect record blocks re-adding them and the extension refuses to reveal them, and workspaces keep their own blocklists. There is no CCPA provision or named data broker registration, mobiles get no Do Not Call checks, and the sender's unsubscribe handling is not described.
New Lab, LLC in Kyiv is the controller under privacy terms and a DPA unchanged since 2021, which promise breach notice without undue delay and offer the subprocessor list by email with 30 days to object. No transfer mechanism is named for data handled by a Ukrainian company, and those terms still place hosting with DigitalOcean in Amsterdam and route extension users' data into the database, out of step with today's hosting in Germany and Finland.
Business emails are generated from a person's name and the employer's address format and verified, and GetProspect says it never buys them, while mobile numbers come from licensed providers that are not named. The database is put at 800 million contacts, 70 million corporate emails, 47 million companies and 130 million mobiles, refreshed regularly with no cadence given. Older privacy terms route data shared through the extension into the database.
The extension reads the LinkedIn or Sales Navigator page a user has open and looks up matching records in GetProspect's own database without opening profiles in the background, while Autosave clicks through up to 100 pages of results, with exports of up to 2,500 Sales Navigator leads at once.
An earlier version visited profiles to extract data under daily caps and promised protection from bans, and GetProspect now takes no position beyond noting that LinkedIn applies its own user agreement.
Whether customer data trains any model is not addressed. Retention is spelled out in other ways: deleted accounts can be restored for nine days, backups clear within 124 days, unused data is deleted after three years and API logs are kept for 15 days.
The cold email sender sends messages the customer writes, with no AI drafting live yet. No disclosure to recipients is described, and no position on Article 50 of the EU AI Act is taken.
Native one way syncs push contacts and companies into HubSpot, people and organizations into Pipedrive, leads into Salesforce and contacts into Zoho, with field mapping tables and no credit charge. Zapier triggers on saved people and companies, Make and Google Sheets are supported, and an API with an OpenAPI spec handles bulk enrichment of 50 records and saves of 500, with signed webhooks retried for up to a day. Rate limits are set per plan, and Close, Copper, Outreach and Salesloft appear as connections without detail.
Hosting sits in the EU, in Germany and Finland, though older privacy terms and the DPA still name DigitalOcean in Amsterdam. No residency choice is offered.
The DPA lists encrypted disks, HTTPS, least privilege access and regular internal and external audits, but there is no SOC 2 report, ISO 27001 certificate or trust center. Sign in is by password or Google, with no multi factor sign in or single sign on listed, on a product that connects to users' mailboxes and CRMs.
A free plan gives 50 email credits, 100 verifications and five phone credits a month, and paid plans run from Starter at $49 for 1,000 emails through Growth tiers at $99, $199 and $399 for 50,000, stackable up to ten times, with unlimited seats. Verifier packs run from $29 for 10,000 checks to $2,499 for 10 million and never expire, and sending 10,000 emails starts at $99. Phone credit add ons carry no price, and the 30 percent annual saving does not show in annual prices, which equal twelve months at the monthly rate.
Plans have a one month minimum, can be paused or cancelled at any time with access running to the end of the cycle, and yearly plans renew automatically unless cancelled. Exports reach 25,000 rows from a search and a million from a list, in CSV or Excel. Data ownership, governing law and liability limits are not set out, and the DPA does not address returning data at termination.
The verifier checks syntax, domains, disposable addresses and mail servers, runs extended SMTP checks, retries greylisted servers and withholds accept all addresses without charging for them, and reported bounces are corrected for everyone. The sender sets daily quotas, randomizes intervals, checks SPF and DKIM and supports custom tracking domains, with advice to stay under 100 emails a day per domain, but offers no warmup or inbox rotation. A 98 percent accuracy promise with credits back carries no claim procedure.
Sales, business development, recruiting and marketing teams are the buyers, with customer stories from agencies, recruiters, research firms and small software companies such as Rakken, Logit Group and Zeus Recruitment. Coverage spans all countries without a breakdown by region or language.
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Pricing
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- ›GetProspect's paid plans start at $49 a month for 1,000 emails and 2,000 verifications and rise through Growth tiers at $99, $199 and $399 a month for up to 50,000 emails, with unlimited seats. Verifier packs cost $29 for 10,000 checks up to $2,499 for 10 million, and the cold email sender starts at $99 for 10,000 emails.
How the price works
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Monthly or yearly plans by email credit volume; one credit per valid email, not found free; phone credits as add ons; verifier packs; unlimited seats
What the contract says about your data
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No BAA tier listed; a DPA is available.
Getting started
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No setup fee listed.
What to watch for
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A free plan gives 50 email credits, 100 verifications and five phone credits a month. Unused credits roll over one period on monthly paid plans, capped at the monthly allowance, and not on yearly plans. Phone add ons are sold in steps of 300 without a price, the 30 percent annual saving does not show in the annual prices, and refunds are reviewed case by case.