If your volume is uneven, Icypeas is the safer buy: its credits never expire, even after you cancel. If you need mobile numbers, Enrow is the only one of the two that sells them, at 40 credits a number. For plain email finding the entry prices are close: $17 a month buys 1,000 Enrow credits, $19 buys 1,000 at Icypeas, and both charge 1 credit per email found and nothing when they find none. Enrow figures come from its pricing page, docs and terms (24 October 2026), read on 10 November 2026; Icypeas figures from its pricing page and terms (1 October 2026), read on 4 November 2026.
Four differences that change the bill
- What happens to unused credits. Icypeas carries every unused credit forward with no cap, through downgrades and cancellation, and its terms say an expiry cannot be added later without your consent. Enrow's Start plan loses unused credits each month; Pro keeps up to three months' worth and Scale up to six; subscription credits lapse when you cancel.
- Phones. Enrow finds mobiles: 40 credits each, which is $0.68 on Start and $0.35 on Pro. Icypeas lists its phone finder as coming soon.
- Verifying a list you already have. Icypeas charges 0.1 credit per check, so 1,000 credits check 10,000 addresses. Enrow charges 0.25, so the same 1,000 credits check 4,000, with catch-all checks included.
- Failed searches. Both advertise payment for results only. Enrow's terms add an exception: if fewer than 12 in 100 searches succeed over a week of at least 10,000 searches, each failed one can cost a quarter of a credit. Icypeas' docs say most endpoints charge only for results but do not cover every case.
Plans at the same volume
| Credits a month | Enrow | Icypeas |
|---|---|---|
| 1,000 | Start, $17, 2 seats | Basic, $19 |
| 4,000 | No plan; Pro is next | Premium, $39 |
| 10,000 | Pro, $87, 10 seats | Advanced, $89 |
| 50,000 | Scale, $397, unlimited seats | Hypergrowth, quoted |
Icypeas yearly billing charges ten months for twelve. Enrow shows yearly and pay-as-you-go options but no yearly totals on its page, so get the figure at checkout. Neither refunds unused credits in normal circumstances.
When neither is the right tool
Both start from a name and a company or a profile you already have. If you start from a LinkedIn, Sales Navigator or Apollo search, Scrupp exports the whole result list, including searches past the 2,500 results Sales Navigator lets you open, at 1 credit per lead, 1 more for a found work email and 2 for a found phone, with 100 free credits a month. It has no domain search and no bulk verifier, so for checking or finding emails at scale from names and domains these two are cheaper.