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LeadMagic vs Tomba

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

LeadMagic

$82.50/mo

Credit-based email, mobile and validation APIs for recruiting and sales lists, from $82.50/mo billed annually. You are charged on valid results, not attempts.

Where LeadMagic fits

  • RevOps and sourcers enriching over API
  • Teams that want pay-per-valid-result, not a heavy interface
  • MCP enrichment in agent workflows
  • Agencies feeding Clay, Instantly or Smartlead

Tomba

$37/mo Free tier Free trial

Finder plus verifier on one credit meter, with MCP and a real free allowance. Paid plans start at $37/mo billed yearly, or $49 monthly.

Where Tomba fits

  • Recruiters who want find and verify in one bill
  • Desks using MCP or the REST API
  • Teams that need catch-all resolution
  • Buyers who want a no-card free allowance

At a glance

DetailLeadMagicTomba
Starting price$82.50/mo$37/mo
Free tier–No✓Yes
Free trialNot on recordYes
MCP server✓Yes✓Yes
Public API✓Yes✓Yes
Listed underEmail finders, Verification, Lead generationEmail finders, Verification, Lead generation
CapterraNot enough reviews4.7 from 19 reviews

Where they pull apart

LeadMagic

Stands out: Pay-per-valid-result enrichment with hosted MCP and a public API.

Watch out: It enriches but does not send, so a sequencer is still needed.

Not the right fit for

  • Recruiters who want a LinkedIn Chrome finder as the product
  • Buyers who need a sequencer

Tomba

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.

Not the right fit for

  • Teams that only want LinkedIn mobiles
  • High-volume phone lookup (phones cost more credits)

Pros and cons

LeadMagic

  • Pay per valid result, not per attempt
  • Hosted MCP plus REST
  • Named hooks into Clay, Apollo, Instantly and Smartlead
  • Not a sending tool
  • No interface for browsing prospects
  • Credit maths needs watching at volume

Tomba

  • Finder and verifier share one credit meter
  • 25 free searches each month, no card
  • Hosted MCP plus REST and a Chrome extension
  • Phone lookups cost five credits each
  • Catch-all lift figures come from the vendor
  • No sequencer, so outreach needs a second tool

What each one costs

LeadMagic

$82.50/mo

Essential is $82.50/mo billed annually ($990 a year), or $99 monthly, for 5,000 credits a month. Growth is $249 monthly ($2,490 a year), Professional $499 monthly ($4,990 a year) and Ultimate $849 monthly ($8,490 a year). Annual billing is 10 months for 12. One credit pool covers every endpoint and empty lookups are free; an email costs 1 credit and a mobile 5. There are no free credits. API, CLI and MCP access are on every plan. Confirm current terms on the vendor site.

Checked 4 Nov 2026

Tomba

$37/mo

A free plan gives 25 search credits every 30 days with no card. Basic is $37/mo billed yearly, or $49 monthly, for 2,500 searches and 2,500 verifications; Growth $67/mo yearly or $89 monthly for 5,000 of each; Pro $149/mo yearly or $199 monthly for 20,000; and Pro Plus $337/mo yearly or $449 monthly for 50,000. Searches that find nothing cost nothing, and yearly billing takes 25% off. Enterprise is $4,999/mo on an annual contract. Confirm current terms on the vendor site.

Checked 4 Nov 2026

Common questions

Is LeadMagic cheaper than Tomba?
Tomba starts lower, at $37/mo against $82.50/mo for LeadMagic. That is the entry plan on each side, so the real number depends on seats and the tier you land on.
Can you try LeadMagic or Tomba for free?
Tomba carries a free tier on our listing. Tomba offers a free trial.
Does LeadMagic or Tomba have an MCP server?
LeadMagic and Tomba ship a first party MCP server, so an AI assistant can work the product directly.

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Editorial listings, never paid rankings. Prices checked 4 Nov 2026. Confirm current terms on the vendor site. Spot an error?