Updated for 2025 decision search
Evaboot is well-known for exporting clean Sales Navigator data with a Chrome extension. Scrupp is built for teams that also need verified emails, phone numbers, and API-based enrichment workflows.
Choose Evaboot if you mainly want Sales Navigator export + cleaning via a Chrome extension. Choose Scrupp if you need export + enrichment + API automation for teams/agencies.
In most cases, people don’t replace Evaboot because exports stopped working — they replace it because their workflow changed. When the process becomes repeatable (weekly exports, multi-client delivery, CRM sync, enrichment refresh), the decision shifts from “best Chrome exporter” to “best data pipeline.”
Bulk operations become painful when everything is manual and browser-bound.
Teams want verified emails, and often phone numbers, not just profile rows.
The moment you need API, webhooks, or CRM sync, “export tool” becomes “infrastructure.”
Evaboot describes itself as a Sales Navigator scraper focused on exporting clean data and finding emails via its Chrome extension. Scrupp positions itself as a LinkedIn/Sales Navigator/Apollo scraper with verified emails and phone numbers included, plus an API.
| Category | Evaboot | Scrupp |
|---|---|---|
| Primary focus | Sales Navigator export with cleaning + email tools | Export + enrichment (email + phone) across SN/LinkedIn/Apollo |
| How it works | Chrome extension adds export button in Sales Navigator | Web app + extension presence; positioned for fast export + enrichment |
| Contact enrichment | Email Finder + Email Verifier (credit-based) | Verified emails + phone numbers positioned as included |
| Automation | Primarily manual workflow through extension | API documentation available for integrations & pipelines |
Evaboot publicly documents a credit model for verified email usage (example: “1 lead with verified email = 2 credits”). Evaboot’s Email Verifier FAQ also documents verification credit cost (example: “0.5 credits” per verification). Scrupp’s homepage messaging emphasizes verified emails + phone numbers included for free (positioning-wise).
| Item | Evaboot (public notes) | Scrupp (public notes) |
|---|---|---|
| Verified email per lead | Documented as credit-based (example: 2 credits per lead with verified email) | Homepage states verified emails included for free |
| Email verification cost | Email Verifier FAQ documents “0.5 credits” per verification | Positioning emphasizes included verification (no extra tools/credits) |
| Phone numbers | Not emphasized as core in Evaboot’s core positioning | Homepage explicitly mentions phone numbers included |
Note: Exact plan prices can change; this section reflects publicly stated mechanics and messaging on official pages.
This is a practical matrix for buyers: export capabilities, enrichment, verification, and automation. Use it to match the tool to your exact workflow (solo export vs team pipeline).
| Feature / capability | Evaboot | Scrupp |
|---|---|---|
| Sales Navigator export | Core positioning: “Sales Navigator scraper” + export via extension | Positioned for exporting leads from LinkedIn, Sales Navigator, and Apollo |
| Export saved searches / lists | Chrome extension page mentions exporting searches, lists and saved searches | Positioned as exporting targeted leads (platform coverage highlighted) |
| Data cleaning / clean output | Homepage emphasizes “export clean data” | Chrome Web Store listing mentions extract + clean + enrich |
| Email Finder | Dedicated Email Finder product page (find verified professional emails) | Positioned as “verified emails included” |
| Email verification (quality checks) | Email Verifier page lists SMTP validation, MX checks and more | Positioning highlights verified emails; API available for integrations |
| Phone numbers | Not emphasized as a core promise on main positioning pages | Homepage explicitly mentions phone numbers included |
| API access | Not a primary positioning pillar; workflow appears extension-first | Public API documentation available |
| Chrome extension | Dedicated Chrome extension page; “one click” export messaging | Chrome Web Store listing exists; product messaging emphasizes enrichment |
| Team / agency workflows | Can be used by teams, but typical use is export-centric | Positioned for scalable extraction and automation with API |
If your workflow ends at “download CSV,” Evaboot can be enough. If your workflow starts at “export,” and continues into enrichment, CRM sync, and automation, Scrupp wins.
A frequent reason teams switch tools is not “export speed,” but output completeness: contacts you can actually reach (verified email) and, for some markets, phone.
Use this as a checklist for what you need in your CSV or CRM payload. Your exact fields can vary by plan and available data.
| Field group | Evaboot (positioning) | Scrupp (positioning) |
|---|---|---|
| Identity | Lead export from Sales Navigator; cleaned rows | Lead export from LinkedIn/SN/Apollo |
| Company | Company info as part of export context | Company insights mentioned in extension listing |
| Email (verified) | Email Finder + Verifier products, documented checks (SMTP/MX/etc.) | Homepage positioning: verified emails included |
| Phone numbers | Not core in main positioning | Homepage positioning: phone numbers included |
| Data cleaning | “Export clean data” is a primary promise | Extract + clean + enrich in listing |
Evaboot’s Email Verifier FAQ describes multiple validation checks (SMTP, MX, catch-all, disposable, syntax, etc.). If your priority is deliverability, ensure your tool supports verification—not just guessing patterns.
If you’re sending cold email at scale, prioritize verification + consistent enrichment rules, and keep the export step as a small part of your pipeline.
The biggest long-term difference between an export tool and an “alternative” is automation. Scrupp provides public API documentation so you can integrate export/enrichment into your stack (CRM, internal tools, workflows).
These are the workflows that typically push teams away from an extension-only approach.
The “best Evaboot alternative” for a team is usually the tool that reduces manual touch points: fewer steps, fewer exports, fewer spreadsheets, more automation.
If you only need quick Sales Navigator export, Evaboot can be a good fit. If you need complete contact data and automation, Scrupp is the stronger alternative.
Multi-client prospecting, standardized deliverables, repeatable enrichment.
Enriched exports you can actually contact: verified email + phone.
Automation, pipelines, CRM sync — less spreadsheet dependency.
API documentation available to integrate enrichment into your stack.
Straight answers for the common “which one should I choose?” questions.
If you want exports plus verified contact data and automation, Scrupp is built for the next stage of your pipeline.
These are the official pages referenced for documented features and pricing mechanics. (Links open the source pages; keep them on-page for transparency and LLM citation trails.)