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The four best ZoomInfo alternatives cost $604.80 to $4,740 a year for 1,000 new leads a month, against $18,395 on ZoomInfo.
ZoomInfo does not publish prices, and its entry plan is reported at $14,995 a year, billed upfront on an annual contract. Most people looking for an alternative are founders, small sales teams and agencies who need work emails for cold outreach, not direct dials, intent data or a yearly commitment. Below are four tools priced for the same job, 1,000 new leads a month for one person, from each tool's own pricing page or dated buyer reports.
Emailchaser includes leads with work emails every month and the cold email to reach them, from $47 a month.
Starter is $47 a month with 1,500 lead credits, and one credit adds one person with a work email. People whose address fails the check cost no credit, every plan has unlimited team seats, and the same account sends 5,000 emails a month to the people you find. 1,000 new leads a month comes to $604.80 a year with verification, against at least $18,395 on ZoomInfo.
Here are the four ZoomInfo alternatives, ranked, with what 1,000 new leads a month costs on each.
Each price is a year for one person finding 1,000 new leads a month, on the cheapest plan that covers it. Emailchaser's includes checking every address at the most it can bill.
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Emailchaser Our pickLead Finder with 1,500 to 10,000 lead credits a month, every address checked, and the cold email sending in the same account, month to month.
Best for: Founders, sales teams and agencies who find leads and cold email them from one account.
$604.80a year, Starter $47 a month x 12 + verification $40.80Start my free trial7-day free trial · Cancel anytime - 2
LushaEmails and mobile numbers from a browser extension and web app, billed by the credit, from a free plan to $977.40 a month.
Best for: Reps who want mobile numbers from a browser extension, with a free plan to start.
$1,378.80a year, Pro at 1,000 credits, $114.90 a month x 12 - 3
RocketReachEmails, and phone numbers from Pro up, sold by the seat with 100 to 1,000 exports a seat a month.
Best for: One person who needs a few hundred emails or phone numbers a month.
$2,508a year, Ultimate, 1 seat, $209 a month x 12 - 4
Seamless.AIEmails and phone numbers with buyer intent, sold by quote on yearly contracts; Basic reported at $147 a user a month.
Best for: Teams of five or more that want phone numbers and can sign a yearly contract.
$4,740a year, Pro, 5 users at $79 a month x 12 - vs
ZoomInfo, for comparisonContact and company data with direct dials and intent signals, sold as an annual contract from about $14,995 a year (reported).
Best for: Large sales teams that call as much as they email and can budget for an annual contract.
$18,395a year, Professional $14,995 + 7,000 extra credits $3,400
Sources: Emailchaser, our own plans. Lusha, lusha.com/pricing, 6 October 2026. RocketReach, rocketreach.co/pricing, 6 October 2026. Seamless.AI, Costbench, 11 July 2026; Hack'celeration, June 2026. ZoomInfo, Tropic, 6 August 2026. Each rival's pricing guide, linked above, shows every plan and how its total is worked out.
These are the reasons people look for a ZoomInfo alternative.
- The entry plan is reported at $14,995 a year for 3 seats and 5,000 credits, about $3 a contact.
- Paid plans are annual and most are billed upfront. ZoomInfo's own guide says monthly billing is not standard and renewal prices can rise.
- Each extra user is reported at $2,500 a year, so a growing team pays per head.
- Much of the price pays for direct dials and intent data, which a team that only sends cold email does not use.
Move the two sliders to see your yearly bill on each tool.
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. ZoomInfo is priced from the list prices reported on 6 August 2026, with extra credits at the lowest rates reported and extra seats at $2,500 a year. 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 $1.53 a lead on ZoomInfo and 5.0 cents on Emailchaser.
ZoomInfo is an annual contract paid upfront. Emailchaser bills month to month, gives every teammate a seat, and includes 5,000 or more emails a month to send to these leads.
These are the questions people ask about ZoomInfo alternatives.
What is the cheapest alternative to ZoomInfo?
Of the four priced here, Emailchaser: 1,000 new leads a month costs $604.80 a year on Starter, verification included, against at least $18,395 on ZoomInfo. It bills month to month and every plan starts with a 7-day free trial.
Is there a free alternative to ZoomInfo?
ZoomInfo's own Lite plan is free with 10 credits a month. Emailchaser's free email finder gives 3 searches a day with no signup, and every paid plan starts with a 7-day free trial.
Which ZoomInfo alternatives include phone numbers?
Lusha, RocketReach (on Pro and Ultimate) and Seamless.AI sell phone numbers as well as emails. Emailchaser finds work emails and sends the cold email, and does not sell phone numbers.
Can I pay for a ZoomInfo alternative monthly?
Emailchaser, Lusha and RocketReach all bill month to month on their monthly plans. Seamless.AI's own terms make every subscription annual, even when it is billed monthly.
Get 1,000 new leads a month and the cold email to reach them, month to month.
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Partner at Emailchaser, and CTO & Head of Growth at Momentum Labs, the B2B SaaS studio behind it.
I also run Prymatica, a done-for-you cold email agency, so most of my weeks are spent inside real outbound campaigns.
Self-taught: I started as a frontend developer in 2012 and have been building B2B SaaS ever since.
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