Hunter vs Skrapp: Domain Search or LinkedIn, and What Each Charges

Valeria Updated Nov 10, 2026
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Pick by where your prospects come from. Hunter starts from a company domain and does not run on LinkedIn: its help center says LinkedIn's terms forbid extensions on the site. Skrapp starts from LinkedIn and runs inside Sales Navigator searches, lead lists and profiles. On price they sit close: Hunter Starter is $49 a month for 2,000 credits, Skrapp Professional $39 for 2,000. Facts below are from both vendors' pricing pages and Hunter's help center, read on 10 November 2026.

Which one fits your list

  • You have a list of companies or domains. Hunter. Domain Search returns the addresses it knows at a company, and Bulk Domain Search charges 1 credit for up to 10 emails per domain.
  • You build lists in Sales Navigator. Skrapp. Its extension enriches every prospect on a Sales Navigator results page; multi-page enrichment and a list saver come with the paid plan. Skrapp's own pages give no daily or per-page caps, so check them on the free plan before you rely on volume.
  • You also want to send from the same tool. Hunter has Sequences: on Starter, 3 connected mailboxes and up to 2,500 recipients per sequence, with a default of 15 emails a day per mailbox. Skrapp's pricing page lists no sending.
  • You have a big team on a small budget. Hunter has no seat limit on any plan. Skrapp Professional covers 2 users and Enterprise 15, all sharing one pool of credits.

The billing rules side by side

HunterSkrapp
Entry paid planStarter: $49 a month or $34 billed yearly, 2,000 creditsProfessional: $39 a month or $29 billed yearly, 2,000 credits
Next stepGrowth $149 for 10,000; Scale $299 for 25,000Enterprise $349 for 50,000
Free plan50 credits a month50 credits
Charged as foundAny email returnedEmails marked Valid or Catch-all
Free resultsNo result, Unknown on verification, disposable addresses, repeat lookups of the same email in a billing periodInvalid, Unknown, no result
Verifying one addressHalf a credit; accept-all, valid and invalid results all charged1 credit
Unused creditsMonthly credits reset; yearly plans get 12 months upfrontRoll over to next month on paid plans, kept after cancelling
RefundsNone; monthly plans can be paused for 1 to 3 monthsNone for partial months, no contract

Two details are worth testing before you pay. Hunter's pages say an Email Finder result costs a credit but do not say whether an accept-all result counts as found. And Skrapp's slider shows 5,000 to 500,000-credit tiers with no prices, while older third-party price lists show smaller Enterprise tiers that Skrapp's page no longer prints. Ask for a quote if you need something between 2,000 and 50,000.

What neither does, and where Scrupp sits

Hunter focuses on domain-based searches and cold email sequences, while Skrapp is built for LinkedIn and Sales Navigator enrichment. However, if your workflow requires exporting large-scale searches from LinkedIn, Sales Navigator, or Apollo.io beyond typical platform limits, Scrupp provides a robust alternative. Scrupp offers features like CSV enrichment, a built-in email finder with waterfall verification, and seamless CRM integrations with tools like HubSpot and Salesforce, making it a powerful addition for sales teams looking to scale their prospecting beyond what Hunter and Skrapp natively support.

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