For 5,000 emails a month, Findymail is cheaper on monthly billing: $99 against Anymail Finder's $149. Anymail Finder catches up on a yearly plan, $1,188 upfront for 60,000 credits, about $99 a month. The bigger differences are elsewhere: Findymail sells mobile numbers and bundles verifier credits, while Anymail Finder has no phones but keeps unused credits with no cap and charges 0.2 credit to verify an outside address. Both charge only for a verified email they return. Prices and rules are from both vendors' pricing pages, read on 12 November 2026.
Same volume, side by side
| 5,000 emails a month | Anymail Finder | Findymail |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | $149 | $99 (credit plan slider at 5,000) |
| Yearly | $1,188 for 60,000, paid upfront | Two months free; total not printed |
| Verifying outside lists | 0.2 credit per check, every result charged | Separate verifier credits, matching the finder credits at the 1,000 tier |
| Phones | Not offered | 10 credits per mobile |
| Company search | 1 credit for up to 20 emails at a company | Finder by person |
| Unused credits | Roll over with no cap while subscribed | Roll over up to twice the monthly amount |
| Trying it | 7-day trial with 100 credits, card required, converts to the plan | 10 free credits, no card |
Three things the table does not show
- Findymail also sells by seat
- Next to the credit plan, Findymail now offers usage plans with no credit count: Individual $99 a month, Team $399, Scale $999, with limits that refill over rolling 5-hour and 7-day windows. If you need to know exactly how many emails your money buys, compare the credit plan, as above.
- What happens when emails bounce
- Findymail's pricing page promises credits back if more than 1 in 20 of its emails bounce. Anymail Finder lets you report a bounced verified email for a credit back after review. Neither offers money back for unused credits on yearly plans.
- Repeated searches
- Anymail Finder does not charge again for the same search within 30 days. Findymail's page does not address repeats, so de-duplicate your files first.
If the list does not exist yet
Both tools need names and companies to start with. Scrupp builds the list from a LinkedIn, Sales Navigator or Apollo search, including searches past the 2,500 results Sales Navigator shows, at 1 credit per exported lead, 1 more for a found work email and 2 for a found phone, with 100 free credits a month. It has no company-wide domain search and no bulk verifier, so for cleaning or enriching a CSV you already own, one of these two is the better buy.