Verified August 2026

5 Best LeadMagic Alternatives in 2026

LeadMagic is a B2B enrichment API with fifteen or more endpoints on one workspace credit wallet. Here is the shortlist worth your time, compared on verified pricing, coverage, and the catch each vendor’s own page will not tell you.

The best LeadMagic alternative depends on how much of the catalogue you use. If it is one or two endpoints, 1Lookup covers finding and validation on one credit balance. FullEnrich and Prospeo are the closest enrichment swaps, Findymail covers the browser motion, and Hunter.io starts from company domains.

Disclosure: this site is built by 1Lookup. It appears on this list where it genuinely fits, and we say plainly when a competitor is the better choice.

Source: leadmagic.io homepage, captured August 2026

Why teams look beyond LeadMagic

It sources contacts; it does not check ones you already hold on any channel but email. There is no phone validation as distinct from mobile finding, no line type, carrier or HLR data and no IP channel, so fraud screening and number-deliverability work need another vendor
Subscription-only entry: no pay-as-you-go rate and no standalone credit pack is published, so the cheapest published way to make one API call is $49.99/month
The headline per-credit rate is not the per-record rate on the two most valuable endpoints. A mobile number and a profile-URL-to-email lookup are 5 credits each, so on monthly Essential a found email from a profile URL is about $0.099, roughly $99 per 1,000, against the $19.80 per 1,000 the tier implies
Rollover excludes the cheapest tier and every annual plan: "Basic, annual billing, and custom deals do not roll over", and the terms' default is that unused credits expire at the end of each billing cycle
The published 99.9% uptime is a marketing figure, not a commitment. The terms state "We do not guarantee any specific level of API uptime or availability, except as expressly set forth in a separately negotiated service level agreement", and the dedicated SLA sits on the Enterprise tier
No SOC 2, ISO 27001 or HIPAA certification is published on the privacy policy, terms or company pages we read; the compliance posture on offer is GDPR standard contractual clauses, a DPA, a sub-processor list and CCPA rights
Outputs are licensed for internal use only: "You may not... Sell, publish, sublicense, transfer, syndicate, or redistribute LeadMagic data, API responses, exports, or Service outputs except as expressly permitted in writing"
Rate limits are not a single published number and are explicitly changeable: "Limits are endpoint-specific and subject to change", ranging from 100 requests a minute on Profile Search to 600 on Email Finder and Email Validation
Payments are final: "all payments are final and non-refundable", with the 14-day first-subscription guarantee the only self-serve exception and annual plans excluded from it
HubSpot and Google Sheets are listed as "Coming Soon" on the integrations page, so the two most common non-Salesforce destinations are not yet native

These are factual scope and pricing characteristics, not knocks; LeadMagic remains the right tool for the buyers described in the verdict section below.

The shortlist, in order

1. 1LookupOur product

Best when you also have to check the data you already hold

Pick 1Lookup when finding a work email is only half the job: phone line type, carrier and HLR status, email deliverability and IP risk sit on the same key and the same credits instead of a second vendor.

Starting price: $99/mo for 20,000 credits ($4.95 per 1,000, down to $2.00 on Enterprise)
Free option: Free single lookups via the online tools at 1lookup.io/tools, no account required
The catch: Younger brand with a smaller public review footprint than long-established incumbents

See 1Lookup pricing 7-day free trial

2. FullEnrich

Best find rate, by routing one request through many vendors

Pick FullEnrich when coverage is the whole point and you would rather buy one waterfall than sign a contract with each of the vendors inside it.

Starting price: $29/month for 500 credits ($0.058 a credit) on the Pro monthly ladder, which is up to 500 verified work emails found or 50 mobile numbers found. Billed yearly the entry rung is $312/year for 6,000 credits ($0.052 a credit). The pricing page's own slider defaults one rung up, at 1,000 credits a month for $55
Free option: Free trial: "50 credits to start", "No credit card", and extra credits for inviting team members. Full Pro feature access on it, including the API, MCP server, CRM integrations and bulk CSV. 50 credits is 50 work emails, or 5 mobile numbers at 10 credits each
The catch: No standalone verification: the documented endpoint set is enrich, reverse email lookup, people search, company search, lookup, credit balance and key check. There is no endpoint that takes an email or phone you already hold and returns a validity verdict, no phone validation, no line type or HLR data and no IP product. Verification runs only on data FullEnrich itself found

1Lookup vs FullEnrich: full comparison

3. Prospeo

Best for building the list and revealing it in one place

Pick Prospeo when you need to filter people and companies across dozens of criteria before revealing anything, and verified mobile numbers should draw on the same credits.

Starting price: $49/user/month for 2,000 credits (Starter, monthly), or $441/user/year for 24,000 credits (all credits released on the purchase date). 2,000 credits buys up to 2,000 verified emails or 200 verified mobiles, since a mobile costs 10 credits
Free option: Free plan, $0, 100 credits per month with no time limit: people and company search on 28 of the 41 filters, 3 intent topics, a 25-row selection cap for export, Chrome extension, MCP server, CSV export and 5 AI Lookalike searches. No CSV enrichment and no integrations. Prospeo's two published sources disagree on API access: the pricing page's plan-comparison table marks the public API not included on Free, while the help centre publishes Free rate limits of 1/second, 20/minute and 50/day
The catch: It is not a validation service: there is no standalone email verification, no phone validation, no line type or HLR data and no IP product, and no way to pass in an address or number you already hold and pay to check it. Verification only ever arrives attached to a find

1Lookup vs Prospeo: full comparison

4. Findymail

Best for reps who find contacts while browsing LinkedIn

Pick Findymail when your sellers work in the browser rather than through an endpoint, and you want a miss to cost nothing on a plan that also buys phone numbers.

Starting price: $49/month for 1,000 credits (Basic), which is $0.049 per email found or $0.49 per phone number. The plan most of their pages lead with is Starter at $99/month for 5,000 finder credits plus 5,000 bonus verifier credits, $0.0198 per email found; $990/year billed annually
Free option: No recurring free plan. Sign-up grants a one-off allowance: "Sign up for a free account and get 10 credits to test Findymail. No credit card required." An API key is issued on that free account, so the API can be called before paying
The catch: It finds contacts; it does not check ones you already hold on any channel but email. There is no phone validation as distinct from phone finding, no line type, carrier, HLR or reachability product, and no IP intelligence, so fraud screening and number-deliverability work need another vendor

1Lookup vs Findymail: full comparison

5. Hunter.io

Best for domain-first email finding with built-in verification

Pick Hunter.io when your prospecting starts from company domains and you want found addresses with confidence scores plus verification in one simple tool, and phone numbers are not the priority.

Starting price: $49/mo for 2,000 credits ($34/mo billed yearly, -30%); 2,000 credits = up to 2,000 email searches or up to 4,000 verifications (verification costs 0.5 credit)
Free option: Free plan: 50 credits/mo (= up to 100 verifications or 50 searches), 1 connected email account, 500 recipients per sequence, basic Discover filters, unlimited team members
The catch: Email-only: no phone number or IP address validation/intelligence

1Lookup vs Hunter.io: full comparison

All 5 compared on the same criteria

Product	Starting price	Free option
1Lookup	$99/mo for 20,000 credits ($4.95 per 1,000, down to $2.00 on Enterprise)	Free single lookups via the online tools at 1lookup.io/tools, no account required
FullEnrich	$29/month for 500 credits ($0.058 a credit) on the Pro monthly ladder, which is up to 500 verified work emails found or 50 mobile numbers found. Billed yearly the entry rung is $312/year for 6,000 credits ($0.052 a credit). The pricing page's own slider defaults one rung up, at 1,000 credits a month for $55	Free trial: "50 credits to start", "No credit card", and extra credits for inviting team members. Full Pro feature access on it, including the API, MCP server, CRM integrations and bulk CSV. 50 credits is 50 work emails, or 5 mobile numbers at 10 credits each
Prospeo	$49/user/month for 2,000 credits (Starter, monthly), or $441/user/year for 24,000 credits (all credits released on the purchase date). 2,000 credits buys up to 2,000 verified emails or 200 verified mobiles, since a mobile costs 10 credits	Free plan, $0, 100 credits per month with no time limit: people and company search on 28 of the 41 filters, 3 intent topics, a 25-row selection cap for export, Chrome extension, MCP server, CSV export and 5 AI Lookalike searches. No CSV enrichment and no integrations. Prospeo's two published sources disagree on API access: the pricing page's plan-comparison table marks the public API not included on Free, while the help centre publishes Free rate limits of 1/second, 20/minute and 50/day
Findymail	$49/month for 1,000 credits (Basic), which is $0.049 per email found or $0.49 per phone number. The plan most of their pages lead with is Starter at $99/month for 5,000 finder credits plus 5,000 bonus verifier credits, $0.0198 per email found; $990/year billed annually	No recurring free plan. Sign-up grants a one-off allowance: "Sign up for a free account and get 10 credits to test Findymail. No credit card required." An API key is issued on that free account, so the API can be called before paying
Hunter.io	$49/mo for 2,000 credits ($34/mo billed yearly, -30%); 2,000 credits = up to 2,000 email searches or up to 4,000 verifications (verification costs 0.5 credit)	Free plan: 50 credits/mo (= up to 100 verifications or 50 searches), 1 connected email account, 500 recipients per sequence, basic Discover filters, unlimited team members

Prices verified from each vendor’s public pricing page as of August 2026. Pricing models differ (subscriptions, pay-as-you-go credits, per-lookup metering), so compare at your real monthly volume; the full per-vendor volume tables are on each linked comparison page.

Who should choose what

1Lookup: Best when you also have to check the data you already hold.
FullEnrich: Best find rate, by routing one request through many vendors.
Prospeo: Best for building the list and revealing it in one place.
Findymail: Best for reps who find contacts while browsing LinkedIn.
Hunter.io: Best for domain-first email finding with built-in verification.

Migration effort

Inventory which endpoints you actually call before you shop, because the catalogue is wide and most teams use two or three of it. Map credit costs per record rather than per credit: a mobile and a profile-URL-to-email lookup are five credits each, so a plan's headline volume overstates what you get. If you are on a monthly tier with banked rollover, spend it before switching, since annual plans and the cheapest tier bank nothing.

LeadMagic alternatives FAQ

What is the best LeadMagic alternative?

If you use the breadth, FullEnrich and Prospeo are the closest swaps and neither covers every endpoint. If you use one or two endpoints, a per-lookup API is simpler: 1Lookup returns a verified work email from a profile URL, and validates phone numbers, emails and IPs from the same credit balance.

Do LeadMagic credits roll over?

Only on monthly plans from the second tier upward, and then only up to two months of allocation. Their help centre states the cheapest tier, every annual plan and every custom deal do not roll over, and their terms set expiry at the end of each billing cycle as the default. The table above carries each vendor's rule with its source.

Why is a mobile number more expensive than an email?

Because endpoints spend at different rates from the same wallet. LeadMagic charges five credits for a mobile found and five for a work email sourced from a professional profile URL, against one credit for the email finder, so the headline per-credit rate is not the per-record rate on the two most valuable endpoints.

Does LeadMagic publish an uptime SLA?

Not on self-serve. Their homepage advertises 99.9% uptime while their terms state they do not guarantee any specific level of API uptime except under a separately negotiated service level agreement, and that agreement sits on the Enterprise tier. No SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification appears on their published legal pages.

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1Lookup’s 7-day free trial includes $20 of credits across phone, email, and IP validation. Run your own numbers before you decide.

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