LinkedIn email and mobile finder working from a browser extension, on credits. Around $49/mo, with a free plan.
Where SalesQL fits
Recruiters who work in LinkedIn all day
Desks pushing contacts to HubSpot or Salesforce
Teams that want MCP on a finder
Individual sourcers buying credits
At a glance
Detail
Findymail
SalesQL
Starting price
$99/mo
$49/mo
Free tier
–No
–No
MCP server
✓Yes
✓Yes
Public API
✓Yes
✓Yes
Listed under
Email finders, Lead generation
Email finders, Lead generation
Capterra
Not enough reviews
4.3 from 79 reviews
Where they pull apart
Findymail
Stands out: Catch-all handling is the product, which protects sending reputation.
Watch out: Higher entry price than plain finders, and email only.
Not the right fit for
Buyers shopping purely on price
Phone-first teams
SalesQL
Stands out: MCP on a lightweight browser finder, which is rare at this price.
Watch out: Single-source rather than a waterfall, and the integration list is thin.
Not the right fit for
Teams that need unlimited dials
Buyers who want multi-source waterfall coverage
Pros and cons
Findymail
Catch-all detection is the point
Hosted MCP plus API
Connects to the major sending tools
Higher entry price than plain finders
Email only
Credits still apply
SalesQL
Browser-first workflow
MCP available
Free plan to start on
Single-source rather than a waterfall
Thin integration list
What each one costs
Findymail
$99/mo
From ~$49/mo. Confirm current terms on the vendor site.
Checked 17 Sep 2026
SalesQL
$49/mo
From ~$49/mo. Confirm current terms on the vendor site.
Checked 7 Sep 2026
Common questions
Is Findymail cheaper than SalesQL?
SalesQL starts lower, at $49/mo against $99/mo for Findymail. That is the entry plan on each side, so the real number depends on seats and the tier you land on.
Can you try Findymail or SalesQL for free?
Neither carries a free tier on our listing.
Does Findymail or SalesQL have an MCP server?
Findymail and SalesQL ship a first party MCP server, so an AI assistant can work the product directly.