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Lusha pricing runs from a free plan to $977.40 a month, and 1,000 emails a month costs $1,378.80 a year.
Lusha prices every plan by credits. The free plan gives 40 a month and Starter is $49.90 a month for 400. Pro starts at $69.90 for 600 and Premium at $399.90 for 3,400, and both cost more as you add credits. One credit reveals one email and a phone number costs 5. Every seat past the plan's own is $49.90 a month. Finding 1,000 new emails a month costs $114.90 a month, $1,378.80 a year.
Emailchaser includes 1,500 lead credits and unlimited seats from $47 a month, and sends the emails too.
Starter is $47 a month with 1,500 lead credits, and one credit adds one person with a work email. Every plan has unlimited team seats, so a second person searching costs nothing, where Lusha charges $49.90 a month for each. 1,000 new leads a month comes to $604.80 a year with verification, against $1,378.80 on Lusha.
Lusha charges for every credit, so the same leads cost 1.4 to 4.8 times more than on Emailchaser.
Each row is a monthly volume of new work emails, priced for a year of monthly billing on the cheapest Lusha plan with enough credits for one person, and on the cheapest Emailchaser plan that covers it.
| New leads a month | Leads a year | Emailchaser a year | Lusha a year |
|---|---|---|---|
| 500Starter covers it, with 5,000 emails a month | 6,000 | $584.40Starter $47 a month, x 12, + verification $20.40 | $838.80Pro at 600 credits, $69.90 a month x 12 |
| 1,000Starter covers it, with 5,000 emails a month | 12,000 | $604.80Starter $47 a month, x 12, + verification $40.80 | $1,378.80Pro at 1,000 credits, $114.90 a month x 12 |
| 2,500Starter covers it, with 5,000 emails a month | 30,000 | $1,062Starter $47 + 1,000 credits $33 a month, x 12, + verification $102 | $3,538.80Pro at 2,600 credits, $294.90 a month x 12 |
| 5,000Pro covers it, with 125,000 emails a month | 60,000 | $1,368Pro $97 a month, x 12, + verification $204 | $6,598.80Premium at 5,000 credits, $549.90 a month x 12 |
| 10,000Pro covers it, with 125,000 emails a month | 120,000 | $2,772Pro $97 + 5,000 credits $100 a month, x 12, + verification $408 | $11,728.80Premium at 10,000 credits, $977.40 a month x 12 |
500 new leads a month
1,000 new leads a month
2,500 new leads a month
5,000 new leads a month
10,000 new leads a month
Lusha totals are 12 months of monthly billing from lusha.com/pricing on 6 October 2026, at one credit per email, on the plan whose credit slider covers the volume. Emailchaser totals are 12 months of monthly billing on the cheapest plan and top-up for each volume, plus email verification at the most it can bill.
Move the two sliders to see your yearly bill on both.
One Emailchaser lead credit adds one person with a work email, and checking the address costs $0.0017 to $0.0034 more, counted here at the most. Lusha is priced from its pricing page on 6 October 2026, monthly billing, at one credit per email, with each seat past the plan's own at $49.90 a month. Emailchaser adds credit top-ups only when a plan's included credits run out: $33 per 1,000 credits, or $20 per 1,000 when you buy 5,000 or more at once. Every plan has unlimited team seats.
That is $0.11 a lead on Lusha and 5.0 cents on Emailchaser.
Lusha bills each seat past the plan's own. Emailchaser gives every teammate a seat and includes 5,000 or more emails a month to send to these leads.
Here is every plan on Lusha's pricing page today.
| Plan | Monthly | Credits a month | Seats included | Billed yearly |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $0 | 40 | 1 | Free | |
| $49.90 | 400 | 1 | $37.45 a month | |
| $69.90 to $362.40 | 600 to 3,200 | 2, up to 10 | From $52.45 a month | |
| $399.90 to $977.40 | 3,400 to 10,000 | 5, up to 25 | From $299.95 a month | |
| By quote | Custom | Custom | By quote |
| What a credit buys | Credits |
|---|---|
| 1 | |
| 5 | |
| 1 |
Prices from lusha.com/pricing on 6 October 2026. Pro and Premium move with a credit slider in steps of 200: Pro tops out at 3,200 credits a month and Premium at 10,000, and more than that is the Scale plan, by quote. Paying yearly takes 25% off and grants the year's credits upfront. On monthly plans, unused credits roll over up to twice the monthly amount.
Here is what Emailchaser's Lead Finder gives you on every plan.
Every plan includes lead credits each month: 1,500 on Starter, 5,000 on Pro and 10,000 on Max. Searching costs nothing, so you spend credits only on the people you keep. See how it works on the Lead Finder page.
| Way to find leads | What you get | What it costs |
|---|---|---|
| Filter by job title, seniority, location, headcount, revenue and industry, see how many people match, then add them straight to a campaign | Search is free1 credit per person added | |
| Click “Export with Emailchaser” on any Sales Navigator search with our free Chrome extension, and up to 2,500 leads per LinkedIn account a day come back with their work emails as a spreadsheet | No lead creditseach address billed as a check | |
| Paste or upload up to 10,000 profile links in one run and get the emails back as a spreadsheet | 5 credits a profileno match, no charge |
Two separate services can check every address before it reaches a campaign, at $0.0017 a check and one or two checks an address, and people whose address fails are skipped at no credit cost. Extra credits are $33 per 1,000, or $20 per 1,000 when you buy 5,000 or more, and bought credits never expire.
Lusha's price pays for phone numbers and a credit for every reveal.
- Starter's 400 credits cover 400 emails, so 1,000 a month means Pro at $114.90 a month.
- Every seat past the plan's own costs $49.90 a month: Pro includes 2 and Premium 5.
- Lusha also sells mobile numbers, at 5 credits each, which Emailchaser does not. Emailchaser finds work emails and sends the cold email from the same account.
- Emailchaser includes 1,500 to 10,000 lead credits a month on every plan, unlimited team seats, every address checked, and 5,000 to 500,000 emails a month to send.
These are the questions people ask about Lusha's pricing.
How much does Lusha cost per month?
On monthly billing: Free with 40 credits, Starter $49.90 for 400 credits, Pro from $69.90 for 600 credits with 2 seats, and Premium from $399.90 for 3,400 credits with 5 seats. Pro reaches $362.40 for 3,200 credits and Premium $977.40 for 10,000.
Is Lusha free?
Yes. The free plan gives 40 credits a month and 1 seat, with no credit card. That covers 40 emails, or 8 phone numbers at 5 credits each.
How do Lusha credits work?
One credit reveals one email address and 5 reveal one phone number. An export to CSV costs one credit for every 1 to 25 results. On monthly plans, unused credits roll over up to twice the monthly amount; yearly plans grant the year's credits upfront.
How much does an extra Lusha seat cost?
$49.90 a month for each seat past the plan's own. Pro includes 2 seats and Premium 5; Free and Starter have 1. Emailchaser includes unlimited team seats on every plan.
Is Lusha cheaper if you pay yearly?
Yes. Lusha takes 25% off for paying a year upfront: Starter is $37.45 a month and Premium from $299.95, billed yearly. The comparisons on this page use monthly billing on both tools.
Is there a cheaper way to get emails than Lusha?
Yes, if your outreach is email. 1,000 new leads a month costs $1,378.80 a year on Lusha and $604.80 on Emailchaser Starter, verification included, with 5,000 emails a month to send to them. Every Emailchaser plan starts with a 7-day free trial.
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