Skrapp.io Review 2027: Pricing, Chrome Extension and 8 Alternatives

TL;DR

• Verdict: a cheap LinkedIn email finder with wide extension coverage, 50 free credits, $39 a month for 2,000 and $129 for 10,000 by its pricing page.
• Weak side: unproven accuracy. Skrapp claims 92 percent search success and 97 percent verification accuracy on its own pages. Its own FAQ and API page also bill catch-alls.
• Fits: LinkedIn-first prospectors who send 10,000 to 25,000 emails a month and verify elsewhere.
• Does not fit: teams that need phone numbers, API access below Enterprise by its pricing page, or a measured find rate.

Skrapp's finder charges per email found, and its verifier charges every check. Its extension works on LinkedIn, Sales Navigator, Recruiter and company sites on every plan.

If Skrapp is not the fit, you can find work emails with WizLeads.

What Skrapp.io actually does

Skrapp sells five things. The Skrapp email finder takes a name and a company domain and returns an address. Browser extensions cover LinkedIn Basic, Sales Navigator, LinkedIn Recruiter and company websites. A Lead Finder searches a claimed 200 million B2B contacts and 40 million company profiles, Data Enrichment takes a CSV you hold, and an Email Verifier checks addresses. Its feature comparison lists no phone product. For the reverse job, finding who owns an address you already have, searching it in Google and on LinkedIn costs nothing.

The Skrapp Chrome extension: what it does and what it costs

The Skrapp Chrome extension is listed as Email Finder by Skrapp.io. Its Chrome Web Store listing shows 4.9 from 547 ratings, 200,000 users, version 2.6.1, updated 27 July 2026. The publisher is Skrapp Private Limited, and the store marks the listing Featured. Skrapp's Firefox add-on carries the same version.

Skrapp's LinkedIn email finder page (skrapp.io/linkedin) says the extension works inside Sales Navigator People Search, Lead Lists, Account Maps and saved searches on Core, Advanced and Advanced Plus. It says it auto-saves enriched leads to your Sales Navigator lists and supports one-click auto-follow.

It costs nothing to install, and the 50 free credits need no card. The Free plan includes it on all four surfaces and its emails draw from the web finder's credits. Multi-Page Enrichment, Auto-Connect, List Saver and List Exports start on Professional at $39.

Skrapp's own pages disagree on the details. The store text says "1M+" professionals where the site says "2M+", and one FAQ answer gives two bulk speeds, 1,000 profiles a minute and 25 emails a second.

LinkedIn's help page says it does not permit browser extensions that scrape or automate activity on LinkedIn. Auto-Connect and auto-follow automate activity on your account, the activity that rule names. The extension runs in your own logged-in browser, so any limit risk lands on you, and we put no figure on it.

Skrapp pricing today

Skrapp's pricing page shows three cards, Free, Professional and Enterprise, and each paid card has a credit slider. The screenshot shows the yearly toggle. The table lists every slider stop on both toggles.

The annual toggle says Save 25%, and the exact cuts run from 24.8 to 25.6 percent. Prices render in USD only, the same from Germany and the UK. Credits roll over on paid plans.

Billing runs on two meters, and Skrapp's API page states them separately. The finder charges one credit per email found for the first time and nothing for a miss. A find that turns out invalid or unknown is refunded automatically on paid plans only, while valid and catch-all results stay charged. The verifier charges one credit per check whatever the result, invalid addresses included, unless you already found or verified that address, and refunds nothing.

Skrapp also contradicts itself. Its pricing FAQ says invalid and unknown results are not charged "whether from a free or paid account", while the API docs say "Free plans are never refunded". The Fair Credit Policy tooltip says catch-alls are not charged, while a second tooltip, the FAQ and the API docs charge them. The pricing page lists API Integration on Enterprise only, while the API docs publish free-plan limits, such as 150 finder requests per IP per day. The FAQ gives Professional 2 users and Enterprise 15, while the cards rise to 8 and 30, and the table follows the cards.

We would weigh three costs before staying. By its FAQ and API docs, catch-all results are billable, so a share of every invoice may buy addresses on domains that accept mail for everyone. In the transcripts of two Skrapp videos on YouTube, a walkthrough and a review, users tick Valid and sometimes Catch-all at export, so the catch-alls they drop were already paid for. By the pricing page the free tier cannot export a list, though the store text says you can "export hundreds to CSV", so a serious evaluation may start at $39. And the unit price hardly moves at small volume: $39 for 2,000 credits is $19.50 per 1,000 emails while $99 for 5,000 is $19.80, until the 10,000 tier drops it to $12.90.

Skrapp's accuracy claim, and what we could check

Skrapp was not in our 1,000-lead benchmark, so every accuracy figure in this section is Skrapp's own claim. Its homepage states a 92 percent average email search success rate and 97 percent verification accuracy, and its email verifier page claims a 98 percent average deliverability rate.

What we can check from its own pages is catch-all billing, covered in the pricing section above. For the rest, run the afternoon test at the end of this post on your own list.

How these eight were picked and priced

We compare on find rate and cost. The find rates come from our own test. We ran the same 1,000 B2B leads through seven enrichment providers and counted how many came back as emails a verification pass confirmed valid: WizLeads 670, Wiza 633 of 671 found, Findymail 587, Kitt 517, LeadMagic 464, IcyPeas 418, Prospeo 259. The spread is 2.6x, and the methodology is in the 1,000-lead test write-up we published.

Cost is 10,000 verified emails inside one month, on the cheapest monthly plan that covers it, list in hand, enrichment only, no annual discounts, one seat.

Skrapp's price is from its pricing page; every other price comes from the vendor page named in that tool's section below, and the find rates from our 1,000-lead test.

Prospeo returned 259 valid emails from our 1,000 leads at $24.90 per 1,000, so a list arrives three quarters empty.

1. WizLeads

What it is: a cloud Sales Navigator scraper with email enrichment and verification on one credit pool, with an account-less mode in which exports never use your own LinkedIn session.

Find rate: 670 verified-valid emails from 1,000 leads, the highest in our benchmark.

Price: on the WizLeads email enrichment page, Freelancer is $39 for 10,000 credits, Agency $99 for 40,000 and Kingpin $499 for 300,000. Enrichment is 3 credits per email found, verification included and nothing for a miss, so 10,000 emails bill 30,000 credits on Agency at $9.90 per 1,000. The task holds 3 credits per row up front, so run a list that size in batches. The free allowance is 500 credits, once.

Limitation: scraping the list costs a separate credit per lead, 2 account-less, so an end-to-end Sales Navigator run costs more than the figure above. Smart link splitting, which handles LinkedIn's 2,500-result cap, needs Agency or above.

Fits: operators and agencies who want list building and enrichment on one balance, and anyone who does not want a scraper acting as their LinkedIn account. The first month is $1, then a flat 20 percent off for life.

2. Wiza

What it is: a prospecting platform selling emails and mobiles as separate reveal types, with CSV import and CRM sync. Since 19 August 2026, by Wiza's help centre, its Chrome extension no longer bulk-exports from LinkedIn, Sales Navigator or Recruiter pages on any plan.

Find rate: 671 emails from 1,000 leads, 633 valid and 38 not. Highest raw discovery in our benchmark, 5.7 percent of returns invalid.

Price: on Wiza's pricing page, the monthly Email plan is $99 per user for 500 valid emails then $0.15 each, so 10,000 emails in a month costs $1,524. The annual Email plan is $83 a month per user, billed $990 a year, with 2,500 exports a month. The free allowance is 20 valid emails and 5 phone numbers, once.

Limitation: the economics only work annually, and the export cap means the annual plan cannot deliver 10,000 emails in one month. Pricing is per user, so three people pay three times.

Fits: teams on annual budgets with steady mid-volume prospecting who also want mobile numbers.

3. Findymail

What it is: an email and phone finder that verifies at the moment of request rather than serving from a stored database, with a Chrome extension, bulk CSV finder, reverse search by address and free API access on every plan.

Find rate: 587 verified-valid from 1,000 leads, third of seven.

Price: on Findymail's pricing page, the credit-based plans are Basic $49 for 1,000 finder credits, Starter $99 for 5,000, Business $249 for 15,000, up to $849 for 100,000, each tier adding equal verifier credits. The page now leads with usage-based plans from $99. A 10,000-email month needs Business at $24.90 per 1,000. The free allowance is 10 credits on signup.

Limitation: nothing sits between $99 and $249, so a 10,000-email month lands in the gap and leaves 5,000 credits unused.

Fits: senders whose lists run heavy on catch-all domains, which Findymail says it verifies where others mark them "risky".

4. LeadMagic

What it is: a pay-per-result enrichment API with 15 or more endpoints on one credit pool, covering emails, mobiles, company search and job change detection.

Find rate: 464 verified-valid from 1,000 leads.

Price: on LeadMagic's pricing page, Essential is $99 for 5,000 credits, Growth $249 for 20,000, Professional $499 for 50,000 and Ultimate $849 for 100,000. An email find is 1 credit per valid result, validation 0.25 and a mobile 5. A 10,000-email month needs Growth at $24.90 per 1,000.

Limitation: 464 is well behind the top of our table, so more than half of a list comes back without a verified email.

Fits: engineering-led teams wiring enrichment into a pipeline or an agent.

5. Prospeo

What it is: a prospecting database whose filter count rises with the tier, 28 on Free and 41 on Pro, with a Chrome extension, CRM sync on higher tiers and a public API.

Find rate: 259 verified-valid from 1,000 leads in our test, last of seven.

Price: Prospeo's pricing page gives Free 100 credits a month, then Starter $49 for 2,000, Growth $99 for 5,000 and Pro $249 for 15,000, all per user per month. One credit buys one verified business email, and misses are free. A 10,000-email month needs Pro at $24.90 per 1,000.

Limitation: Prospeo's own pages disagree on rollover. Its pricing page, loaded from different countries, said both "do NOT roll over" and "unused credits roll over", and its help centre says credits "do not carry over". Budget as if an unused month is lost.

Fits: teams that want database search and enrichment in one product.

6. Hunter

What it is: the oldest name here and closer to an outreach platform than a finder, with Domain Search, Email Finder, Email Verifier, a lead database, sequences and an API.

Find rate: not tested by us.

Price: on Hunter's pricing page, Free is 50 credits a month, Starter $49 for 2,000, Growth $149 for 10,000 and Scale $299 for 25,000, with about 30 percent off annually. One credit buys one email found, a verification costs half a credit, and a miss is free. A 10,000-email month needs Growth at $14.90 per 1,000.

Limitation: in a Skrapp vs Hunter comparison at matched volumes, Skrapp wins on price at both ends, $39 against $49 for 2,000 credits and $129 against $149 for 10,000.

Fits: teams already sending through Hunter's sequences.

7. Snov.io

What it is: an outreach suite, pairing an email finder and 7-tier verifier with campaigns, warmup, a sales CRM and unlimited team seats on every paid plan.

Find rate: not tested by us.

Price: on Snov.io's pricing page, Starter is $39 for 1,000 credits, Pro S $99 for 5,000, Pro M $189 for 20,000 and up to Ultra $738 for 100,000, with 25 percent off annually. One credit covers one prospect saved, one email found or one email verified. A 10,000-email month needs Pro M at $18.90 per 1,000. The free trial is 50 credits that renew every 30 days.

Limitation: verification is included when the finder returns an address, so a found email costs one credit. Running Snov.io's standalone Verifier on it later draws a second credit, per Snov.io's credit article. Starter works out at $39 per 1,000 emails, twice Skrapp's $19.50 on its smallest plan.

Fits: operators who want finder, verifier, sequencer and warmup on one bill.

8. Evaboot

What it is: a Sales Navigator export tool first and an email finder second, whose Chrome extension turns a search into a cleaned CSV, drops rows that miss your filters, then finds and verifies emails on the rest.

Find rate: not tested by us.

Price: Evaboot's pricing page lists Starter at $9 a month for 100 credits, Grow at $29 for 400 and Scale from $49 for 1,000, with stops at $99 for 3,000, $149 for 6,000 and $299 for 15,000, then a custom Enterprise tier. A lead exported costs 1 credit, verified email included, and a lead with no email still costs 1 credit. The $299 stop covers 10,000 emails only if two thirds of the exported leads have one. At the low end of the 60 to 80 percent discovery rate Evaboot's email finder page claims, the job needs about 16,700 credits, above the largest published stop, so the price is custom.

Limitation: Evaboot needs your own Sales Navigator seat and runs through your own LinkedIn session, and its FAQ confirms LinkedIn's 2,500-result ceiling per search.

Fits: people whose real problem is list quality.

When Skrapp is still the right call

At $129 for 10,000 emails Skrapp undercuts six of the eight tools above. WizLeads at $99 is the only priced one it does not, and Evaboot's price for that job is custom. Between 10,000 and 25,000 emails a month, with catch-alls you resolve elsewhere and no need for API access, the cost argument for moving is thin.

The case weakens in three places. Below 10,000 credits a month you pay close to $19.50 per 1,000 whichever small plan you pick. Above it, API Integration sits on Enterprise from $349 a month by the pricing page. And billed catch-alls mean part of every invoice buys addresses you then pay a verifier to throw away.

How to test a replacement in an afternoon

Take 200 contacts whose emails you have already confirmed, spread across the domain types you sell into, small companies included. Strip the emails, then run the same names and companies through Skrapp and two candidates on their free tiers. Count how many addresses each returned, how many match the email you already had, and how many are catch-alls. That last number separates a find rate from a usable find rate.