Tool profile
GetProspect: cost, fit and limits
GetProspect is a B2B email finder and verifier sold on credits that are spent only on valid emails, with a LinkedIn extension, bulk finder and CSV enrichment, for freelancers and small teams; the vendor's legal name and country were not stated on the pages opened.
What to know first
GetProspect charges a credit only when an address is valid. The Free plan gives 50 valid emails a month and a one-time $1 wallet credit. Starter is $49 per month, or $34 per month billed yearly as $412, for 1,000 valid emails. Growth tiers run from $99 to $399 per month. The homepage menu lists an MCP Server on every plan, including Free.
GetProspect at a glance
| Maker | Not stated on the vendor pages, Not stated on the vendor pages |
|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes |
| Entry price | Free, then $34 per month billed yearly |
| API access | Yes |
| Category | Best AI Email Finder Tools in 2026, rank 7 of 12 |
| Website | getprospect.com |
Who GetProspect is best for
Seasonal outbound teams
Monthly plans above 100 emails a month can be paused for one to three months, so a team with quiet quarters does not pay for idle credits.
Sheet-based list builders
CSV and XLSX export with a Google Sheets integration keeps lookups inside the spreadsheet workflow that many prospecting teams already use every day.
Heavy lookup volume
Growth 50k can be stacked up to 10 times, which the FAQ puts at 500,000 email credits a month, for agencies with very large lists.
GetProspect plans and pricing
| Plan | Price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 50 valid emails per month and a one-time $1 wallet credit; unused credits do not carry over on the Free plan. |
| Starter | $49 per month, or $34 per month billed yearly as $412 | 1,000 valid emails per month and a $10 wallet credit on signup or plan payment. |
| Growth 5k | $99 per month | 5,000 valid emails per month and a $20 wallet credit; the pricing page marks this tier as the most popular choice. |
| Growth 20k | $199 per month | Valid email count not stated on the pricing page, so cost per address cannot be worked out from the page alone. |
| Growth 50k | $399 per month | Valid email count not stated; stackable up to 10 times for 500,000 monthly email credits per the FAQ. |
Checked November 2026.
What GetProspect does
- Valid-only billing
- A credit is deducted only after an address checks as valid, and duplicate lookups of a contact already found are not charged a second time.
- Catch-all verification
- The pages describe a proprietary catch-all check, applied before a result is counted against the plan balance, aimed at domains that accept any address. No detail on accuracy was published on the pages opened.
- LinkedIn extension
- A browser extension reads LinkedIn profiles, with a bulk email finder and CSV enrichment alongside it for turning a list of names into addresses. Together these cover both single-profile and list-based workflows.
- Pausing
- Monthly plans above 100 emails a month can be paused for one to three months, which the pricing FAQ describes for teams with seasonal outbound.
- MCP Server
- The homepage menu lists an MCP Server on every plan including Free, though the pages opened give no detail on what its tools can do.
How GetProspect handles your data
The vendor's privacy policy could not be checked: the page returned HTTP 410 when fetched, so retention, training and sub-processor statements are unknown for this review. The pricing page names no hosting region and no certifications. Unused credits roll over on monthly paid plans up to one monthly allowance, while the Free plan and yearly plans carry nothing over. Ask the vendor for its policy before importing a client list.
Where GetProspect falls short in practice
- Cost per address unclear at the top. Growth 20k and Growth 50k state prices but no valid-email count on the pricing page, so you cannot compute cost per address at the top tiers.
- Narrow rollover. Rollover works only on monthly paid plans and only up to one monthly allowance; the Free plan and all yearly plans carry nothing over. Plan changes mid-cycle were not described on the pricing page.
- Pause rules. Pausing is available only on monthly plans above 100 emails a month and for one to three months at a time, not on Free or yearly plans.
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GetProspect: common questions
What counts as a credit on GetProspect?
A credit is spent only on a valid email. Searches that return nothing or an invalid address are not charged, and duplicate lookups of a contact already found are free, per the pricing page. Credits are counted per valid result, not per search.
Can I pause my GetProspect subscription?
Yes, on monthly plans above 100 emails a month, for one to three months. Pausing is not described for the Free plan or for yearly plans, so it will not help a team that already paid for a full year.
Do unused credits roll over on GetProspect?
On monthly paid plans unused credits roll over, up to one monthly allowance. Yearly plans carry nothing over, and the Free plan of 50 valid emails a month has no carry-over either. Rollover therefore favors monthly billing for uneven volume.
How many emails does Growth 20k include?
The pricing page lists the $199 per month price but no valid-email count for Growth 20k, and the same applies to Growth 50k at $399. Ask support for the count before comparing cost per address with other finders. The wallet credit shown on each plan is separate from the email allowance.
Where is GetProspect's privacy policy?
The policy page returned HTTP 410 during this review, so its contents were not read. The pricing page gives no hosting region or certification. Request a copy and a data processing agreement before use. Until then, treat its data handling as unverified.