Short answer: an email scraper is a tool that turns a company website, a name, a LinkedIn profile or a whole LinkedIn search into email addresses. Which tool is right depends on what you start with. Hunter, Snov.io, Icypeas and Prospeo work from a domain. VoilaNorbert, Dropcontact and Findymail work from a name and a company. AeroLeads and SignalHire work from the profile open in your browser. Scrupp works from a LinkedIn or Sales Navigator search. All ten are below, grouped that way, with entry prices from each vendor's site. Prices were checked between 19 and 31 October 2026, and each entry gives its date.
You start with a company website
These tools take a domain such as acme.com and return the addresses they can find or work out for people at that company.
- Hunter. Domain Search lists the addresses Hunter has for a domain. There is a free plan with 50 credits a month, and Starter costs $49 for 2,000 credits. A search that finds nothing costs nothing (19 October). Details: Hunter vs Snov.io.
- Snov.io. Finding, verification and its own email campaigns in one account. Starter is $39 for 1,000 credits, with a 50-credit trial (19 October).
- Icypeas. The cheapest entry here: Basic is $19 for 1,000 credits, a domain scan costs 1 credit, and unused credits never expire. It has no phone numbers (31 October). See Icypeas vs Findymail.
- Prospeo. Domain search at 1 credit, and it also exports Sales Navigator searches. There is a free plan with 100 credits a month; paid plans start at $49 per user (31 October). See Prospeo pricing.
You start with a name and a company
These tools guess the address pattern and verify it, so you need the person's name first.
- VoilaNorbert. Charges only for emails it finds, and credits roll over on every plan. Valet is $49 for 1,000 credits (28 October). See VoilaNorbert vs Hunter.
- Dropcontact. Built for GDPR-minded European teams. It returns business emails only, never personal addresses or mobiles. Starter is from €79 a month (28 October). See Dropcontact pricing.
- Findymail. Charges nothing when it finds nothing, and adds phone numbers for contacts outside the EU. Plans start at $99 a month (31 October).
You start with a LinkedIn profile
Browser extensions read the profile you have open and look up the contact behind it, usually one person or one page at a time.
- AeroLeads. One-time credit packs instead of a subscription, from $49 for 2,000 credits that last 12 months. A contact with a phone number costs 6 credits (31 October). See AeroLeads vs ContactOut.
- SignalHire. Returns personal and work contacts, which suits recruiters. Plans are $69 a month for 1,000 email contacts or 435 with phones. There are no refunds (31 October). See SignalHire pricing.
You start with a LinkedIn or Sales Navigator search
- Scrupp. Scrupp exports the people from a LinkedIn, Sales Navigator or Apollo search and finds their work emails and phone numbers in the same run. Sales Navigator itself shows at most 2,500 results per search; Scrupp has no limit of its own. You pay 1 credit per exported lead, plus 1 for a found email and 2 for a found phone, with 100 free credits every month. In our own data, Scrupp finds an email for 36.3% of leads, and 10.0% are confirmed by delivery. Scrupp is not a domain-search tool and has no personal-inbox lookup, so for a list of websites use one of the first four.
Before you send to a scraped list
Verify the addresses first. Every tool above either verifies as part of the find or sells verification separately: Hunter charges half a credit, Prospeo 0.5 and Icypeas 0.1. Under the GDPR you also need a lawful basis, such as legitimate interest, to email people in the EU, and an opt-out in every message. That is a question for your own counsel, not for the tool.
Not on this list: page crawlers that pull every address printed on a website. They return info@ and support@ inboxes more than people, and those addresses bounce or get flagged as spam in cold outreach. If you need a database rather than a finder, see our LeadFuze review, a US-only people database priced from $250 a month.