GetProspect Pricing 2026: Plans, Credits and What 1M Records Cost

The cheapest way in is the free plan: 50 valid emails a month, no card. The cheapest paid plan is Starter at $49 a month for 1,000 valid emails, or $34 a month on an annual plan. The plan the page marks as popular is Growth, from $99 a month for 5,000 valid emails (GetProspect pricing, archived August 2026).

There is no public price at 1M records. The largest plan is Growth 50k at $399 a month for 50,000 valid emails, and the page says it can be stacked up to 10 times. That tops out at 500,000 a month, half of 1M.

GetProspect charges for valid emails, not lookups. Emails it cannot find cost nothing.

The live pricing page sits behind a bot check, so every GetProspect figure here comes from the Wayback copy of that page dated August 4, 2026. Confirm prices at checkout.

Plans

GetProspect sells monthly plans and annual plans at 30% off. Annual plans take one payment for 12 months, and the credits renew every month. All plans include API access, team accounts, the LinkedIn extension and credit rollover (GetProspect pricing, archived August 2026).

Source: GetProspect pricing, archived August 2026, checked October 2026. Prices are USD list prices. Per-email figures are the monthly price divided by valid emails. The page prints no annual price for the Growth tiers, only the 30% discount.

Verification-only credits are sold as one-off packs that never expire: 10,000 for $29, 100,000 for $119, 1,000,000 for $369 and 10,000,000 for $2,499.

What a credit buys

A credit buys one valid email. Emails GetProspect cannot find are not charged, and duplicates are not charged (GetProspect pricing, archived August 2026).

All sources checked October 2026. Valid emails, verifications and phone numbers are separate balances. The API covers email find, email verify, lead search and company search (GetProspect API docs, October 2026).

Hidden costs

The sticker price looks low. The real cost depends on plan steps, phones and volume.

• Phones are nearly absent. Paid plans include 5 phone numbers a month. GetProspect is an email tool, not a phone data source.
• The ladder ends at 500,000. Stacking Growth 50k ten times is the most the page offers. Past that you talk to sales.
• Rollover is one month. Unused credits roll over and stay available within the next billing month only.
• Plan steps are coarse. Needing 6,000 valid emails a month means buying Growth 20k at $199.
• Annual is paid upfront. One payment covers 12 months, though credits still arrive monthly.
• Cancel and credits stop at the cycle end. After you cancel, credits last until the end of the subscription cycle.
• No people search at scale. GetProspect finds emails for people you name. It is not a 693M-record database you can filter.

Worked examples

All three examples assume every lookup returns a valid email at 1 credit, at monthly list price in USD.

10k valid emails a month

• Credits needed: 10,000.
• Growth 5k covers 5,000, so it is too small.
• Growth 20k covers 20,000 for $199 a month: $199 / 10,000 = $0.0199 per email used.
• LeadOcean Pro: $499 flat. At this volume GetProspect is cheaper for emails.

1M valid emails a month

• Credits needed: 1,000,000.
• The stacking ceiling is 10 x 50,000 = 500,000 a month, for 10 x $399 = $3,990 a month. That covers half of 1M.
• No public 1M price. Ask GetProspect for a quote.
• LeadOcean Pro: $499 flat. A very large month is paced down to one request a minute past the fair-usage line rather than cut off.

25M valid emails a month

• Credits needed: 25,000,000.
• That is 50 times the stacking ceiling (25,000,000 / 500,000 = 50).
• No public 25M price.
• LeadOcean Pro: $499 flat, with no per-record price and no overage invoice. One email to support gets more headroom.

On list prices, GetProspect is cheaper than LeadOcean Pro up to a single Growth 50k at $399 a month. Two stacked Growth 50k plans, at $798 for 100,000 emails, already cost more.

Is it worth it

GetProspect is worth it for a small outbound team that needs verified emails at low volume. It is a poor fit once you need phones, firmographic filters or millions of records.

• Solo founder or one rep: Starter at $49, or $34 billed yearly, covers 1,000 emails. Use the free 50 first.
• SDR team of 5 to 20: Growth 5k to 20k at $99 to $199 works, and team accounts are on every plan.
• RevOps or data engineer: The API is on every plan, but the ladder stops at 500,000 a month. Past that, a flat fee is easier to forecast.
• List cleaning only: The verification packs are cheap, at $369 for 1,000,000 checks.
• High volume, 1M or more: No public price exists. Compare flat-fee and volume-pack options below.

For a wider comparison, see GetProspect alternatives. Other pricing breakdowns in this series: Wappalyzer, Harmonic and ZeroBounce.

Alternatives with a different price model

These three charge by one-time pack, by credit tier or by flat fee.

Anymail Finder: pay per valid email, with one-time packs. Monthly plans run from $29 for 400 credits to $799 for 100,000. A 1,000,000-credit pack is $4,990 once, valid 12 months. Searches that find nothing are free (Anymail Finder pricing, September 2026). See Anymail Finder pricing.

Hunter: credits on plans, Search credits on Data Platform. Growth is $149 a month for 10,000 credits, or $104 a month billed yearly for 120,000 a year (Hunter pricing, September 2026). On the API-only Data Platform, 1,000,000 Search credits cost $6,900 (Hunter Data Platform, September 2026).

LeadOcean: flat fee. Free is 1,000 records one-off with no card. Pro is $499 a month with unlimited searches, enrichments and lookups, 100 requests per second per key and 5 API keys. There are no credits and no overage invoice. It covers 693M people and 63M companies over REST and MCP, and the app has an Exports page with a filter builder and CSV download. It has no sequencer, dialer or CRM. See pricing.

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