Plan price is misleading
Two tools with the same monthly price can give you very different value. What matters is how much you pay for each lead you can actually use.
Calculate cost per usable lead
Cost per usable lead = total cost ÷ number of leads that meet your criteria and have the contact details you need
Example: a 1,000-lead export costs $30. 650 have an email and fit your niche. Cost per usable lead = $30 ÷ 650 ≈ $0.046.
What to count as "usable"
- in your target niche and location
- has the contact method you'll use (email, phone, owner name)
- not a duplicate or existing customer
- valid email (if emailing)
Hidden costs
- Your time cleaning, enriching and deduplicating
- Extra tools for email finding or verification
- Unused subscriptions in quiet months
- Failed runs that still cost credits
- Bounces that damage deliverability
How GetClient prices
One credit per lead received. Failed searches cost nothing — credits reserved for them go back. Enrichment (emails, owner names, socials) is included. Plans: Starter $9 for 3,000 credits, Growth $19 for 8,000, Scale $99 for 50,000. Sending emails is unlimited on every plan.
Compare fairly
Run the same search — same niche, same city — in each tool you're considering, then calculate cost per usable lead for each. That's the number that matters.
Run this from one place
GetClient keeps the list and the campaign together. Find your leads, verify them, then send from your own Gmail or SMTP account with follow-ups that react to opens and clicks. New accounts start with 100 free credits.