Compare/Head to head

GetEmail vs Sourcicle

Same facts, side by side: starting price, free tier, MCP, API and what each one is actually built for.

GetEmail

$58.80/mo

Email finder and verifier with a Chrome extension and API on every plan. Free plan has 10 credits a month; paid starts at $58.80/mo for 300 credits.

Where GetEmail fits

  • SDRs finding work emails from name plus domain
  • Recruiters who work inside the LinkedIn Chrome extension
  • Builders calling find and verify endpoints
  • Small teams testing on 10 free credits

Sourcicle

€49.99/mo

Sourcicle is a Swedish Chrome extension for sourcers that finds personal emails, writes and sends outreach by email and LinkedIn, and produces client reports. It suits agency and in-house sourcers who want one low priced tool instead of a stack. There is a single plan at €49.99/mo, billed monthly, with all features included.

Where Sourcicle fits

  • Sourcers who want personal emails for candidates found on LinkedIn
  • Solo recruiters and small agencies who want one flat monthly price
  • Teams sourcing across countries who need localised outreach
  • Recruiters who report sourcing results back to clients

At a glance

DetailGetEmailSourcicle
Starting price$58.80/mo€49.99/mo
Free tier–No–No
MCP server–No–No
Public API✓Yes–No
Listed underEmail finders, Lead generationEmail finders, Outreach, AI outreach, Sourcing

Where they pull apart

GetEmail

Stands out: Finder, verifier, LinkedIn prospect finder and API come on every plan, including the free one.

Watch out: Unused credits do not roll over. Each request spends a credit whether or not an email is found, except misses in the LinkedIn Chrome extension.

Not the right fit for

  • High-volume desks that need credit rollover
  • Buyers who want a sequencer in the same tool

Sourcicle

Stands out: One flat price covers everything, including an AI assistant that writes from outreach that has already worked and message localisation for candidates in other languages. AI client reports turn a campaign into something you can send to a hiring manager.

Watch out: Pricing is in euros only and email finding runs on monthly credits that expire after 32 days, with the credit allowance not shown on the site. It is a small, new company with no outside reviews yet, and there is no free plan.

Not the right fit for

  • Teams that need USD billing or annual contracts
  • Buyers who want a free plan to test before paying

Pros and cons

GetEmail

  • Free plan with 10 credits a month
  • API included on every plan
  • Chrome extension refunds misses
  • Credits do not roll over
  • API misses still spend a credit
  • No outreach or sequencing tools

Sourcicle

  • One flat €49.99/mo plan with every feature
  • Email finding, AI writing and sequences in one extension
  • Message localisation for outreach in other languages
  • Euro only pricing and no free plan
  • Credit allowance per month is not published
  • No outside reviews yet

What each one costs

GetEmail

$58.80/mo

Free plan with 10 credits a month. Basic is $58.80/mo for 300 credits, Standard $118.80 for 1,000, Premium $178.80 for 2,000 and Ultra $478.80 for 10,000. Unused credits reset each month. Confirm current terms on the vendor site.

Checked 19 Sep 2026

Sourcicle

€49.99/mo

Sourcicle sells one plan at €49.99/mo, billed monthly, that includes the personal email finder, campaign manager, one off emails, AI client reports, the AI outreach assistant and priority support. Email finding uses credits: credits that come with the subscription expire 32 days after issue, while top up credits do not expire. Fees are non refundable and you can cancel at the end of any billing period. No USD price is published. Confirm current terms on the vendor site.

Checked 15 Oct 2026

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Editorial listings, never paid rankings. Prices checked 19 Sep 2026. Confirm current terms on the vendor site. Spot an error?