GetEmail.io vs GetProspect

GetEmail.io finds professional email addresses from a person’s first name, last name and company domain. It can verify addresses through its Verify Email API, returning a Good or Bad status, and supports bulk lookups from uploaded CSV files. Its Gmail extension shows company details, finds contacts by domain, tracks email opens and offers AI assistance when composing messages. The LinkedIn extension searches for emails when prompted and can export collected data to Google Sheets. API functions include searching, checking prior search status and verifying addresses; integrations include direct CRM connections, Zapier and Make. The free account includes 10 credits per month without requiring a credit card, and the listed Free plan costs nothing, billed monthly. Each email request uses one credit, and unused credits do not carry into the next month. The service runs on web, extension and API platforms.

GetProspect provides B2B contact search and enrichment for sales teams, marketers, and recruiters. Its maker describes a database with 800M+ contacts, 47M+ companies, 70M+ business emails, and 130M mobile numbers. Search filters include job title, industry, location, and company size. The service can append 40+ attributes to contact or company lists using names, company domains, LinkedIn URLs, or email lookup. GetProspect says it verifies business emails and offers a 98%+ accuracy guarantee. Its Chrome extension finds and enriches leads on LinkedIn, Sales Navigator, and company websites, but is compatible only with Google Chrome. Listed connections include HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Zoho, Gmail, Outlook, Google Sheets, Zapier, Integrately, and Make. Plans include REST API access and CSV/XLSX exports. The free plan includes 50 valid emails and 100 email verifications. Starter costs $49 a month, billed $588 annual, and includes 1,000 valid emails, 2,000 verifications, and five phone numbers.