
$49/mo Free tier Free trial MCP API
Why it comes up: Apollo is $49/user/mo with a working web app and free plan, not a $1,500 file license.
Stands out: A large people database plus email sequences in one login, with MCP and a Chrome extension.
Watch out: Data quality varies by segment, and it does not match enterprise tools for intent data and org charts.
Best for
- Outbound recruiting and sales on one database
- Teams that want free-tier access to start
- Desks that need sequences next to the data
4.5 on Capterra from 398 reviews
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$49/mo Free tier Free trial MCP API
Why it comes up: Hunter is a cheaper email finder API for smaller lists.
Stands out: The default finder API, with MCP and a widely used free Chrome extension.
Watch out: Built around work email, so it is not a mobile-number product.
Best for
- Recruiters doing name-plus-domain lookup
- Teams that need a finder API
- Buyers who want a free tier plus MCP
4.6 on Capterra from 711 reviews
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Why it comes up: Wiza exports Sales Navigator at a much lower monthly entry.
Stands out: Pull a LinkedIn search, get emails and mobiles, verified as they come out.
Watch out: No MCP. Plans start at $49, with $83, $99 and $166 tiers.
Best for
- Recruiters exporting Sales Nav searches
- Desks that want verify at export time
- Teams that want a Chrome extension
4.3 on Capterra from 24 reviews
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$49/mo Free tier Free trial MCP API
Why it comes up: Tomba is an email finder with a low published entry, not a full-file license.
Stands out: Finder, verifier, and catch-all on one credit meter, plus hosted MCP.
Watch out: Phone lookups cost five credits each, so phone-heavy work burns the meter fast.
Best for
- Recruiters who want find and verify in one bill
- Desks using MCP or the REST API
- Teams that need catch-all resolution
4.7 on Capterra from 19 reviews
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