Honest comparison · Updated April 2026

Scrupp vs Lusha

Lusha is a contact data provider with strong phone numbers, browser extension-first. Scrupp is a LinkedIn + Sales Navigator scraper with built-in email & phone enrichment. Here's the honest side-by-side — including where Lusha still wins.

By Igor Vorobyov, Founder of Scrupp · · 6 min read
On this page: Quick answer · Verdict · Features · Pricing · Benchmarks · Migration · FAQ

Scrupp vs Lusha — which should you pick?

Lusha is a contact data provider known for phone numbers and a browser extension that works on LinkedIn profiles. Starts at $36/mo with a 5 credits/month free tier. Scrupp works on the same profiles via a similar Chrome extension, but uses a multi-provider waterfall (vs Lusha's single database) and offers pay-as-you-go pricing with no monthly minimum — 1 credit per scraped lead plus 1 credit per verified email or phone enrichment. Pick Lusha if you're an individual SDR doing <50 lookups/month and prioritize phone-first outreach. Pick Scrupp if you need team volume, email+phone combo, or unrestricted scraping.

Lusha or Scrupp — honest verdict

Pick Lusha if…

You're an individual SDR or recruiter doing under 50 contact lookups per month and phone numbers are your primary output. You're okay with the 5-per-month free tier and $36/mo entry. Lusha\'s extension fits your 1-profile-at-a-time workflow.

Pick Scrupp if…

You need team-scale volume — 500 to 10,000 contacts per month. You want email and phone in the same export, bulk search extraction (not just individual profile lookups), and pay-as-you-go pricing. You work across LinkedIn, Sales Navigator, and Apollo, not just individual profiles.

Scrupp vs Lusha — side by side

Every feature that matters for outbound teams, rated honestly.

Feature Scrupp Lusha
Individual LinkedIn profile lookup ✅ Chrome extension ✅ Chrome extension (core)
Bulk Sales Navigator search export ✅ Yes, bypass 2,500 cap ⚠️ Limited
Multi-provider email waterfall ✅ 5+ sources ❌ Lusha DB only
Phone numbers (US) ✅ Good ✅ Strong (core feature)
Free tier volume ✅ 1 credit/lead scraping + PAYG enrichment ⚠️ 5 credits/mo
API for bulk ✅ Yes ✅ Yes (paid tier)
Works on Apollo too ✅ Yes ❌ No
Starting price $0/mo (PAYG) $36/mo
Best for Teams scaling outbound Individual contributors, phone-first

Cost per 1,000 enriched leads

What you actually pay, not the marketing headline.

Volume Scrupp Lusha
5 lookups/mo ~$0.10 (PAYG) Free tier
500 enriched leads/mo ~$5-10 $36/mo (Pro)
2,000 enriched leads/mo ~$20-40 $79/mo (Premium)
10,000 enriched leads/mo ~$100-200 Custom enterprise pricing

What we measured: Scrupp vs Lusha

We ran 500 matched LinkedIn profiles (US SaaS mid-market SDRs, March 2026 snapshot) through both tools. Here's the data.

+12-25%
Verified email hit rate

Scrupp\'s multi-provider waterfall typically beats single-source DB lookups by 10-25 percentage points on fresh LinkedIn profiles, depending on ICP and region.

2,500+
Sales Nav results bypassed

LinkedIn caps Sales Navigator search results at 2,500. Scrupp splits large searches into filtered queries and merges results — Lusha doesn\'t.

60-85%
Team cost savings

Scrupp\'s PAYG pools credits across unlimited users. For 5+ user teams, typical savings vs per-seat tools range 60-85% at the same enrichment volume.

Benchmarks are approximate and depend on ICP, region, and time. Your results will vary — we recommend a 500-contact head-to-head test with your specific ICP.

"We replaced our Lusha setup with Scrupp for Sales Navigator exports and email enrichment. The multi-provider email waterfall added ~15 percentage points to our verified-email coverage on our European ICP, and the PAYG pricing means our 4-person SDR team shares one credit pool instead of paying per seat."
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Scrupp customer
Outbound Lead, B2B SaaS

How to switch from Lusha to Scrupp in 10 minutes

  1. 1
    Install the Scrupp Chrome extension alongside Lusha — no conflict.
  2. 2
    For individual profile lookups: Scrupp's extension works identically to Lusha's on LinkedIn profile pages.
  3. 3
    For bulk search exports (the thing Lusha doesn't do well): open a Sales Navigator or LinkedIn search, click Scrupp → Export.
  4. 4
    To migrate saved Lusha contacts: export them to CSV from Lusha, upload to Scrupp for re-enrichment and phone validation.
  5. 5
    Most teams cancel Lusha after 30 days of parallel use once they see the bulk export volume difference.

Common questions

About switching from Lusha to Scrupp.

Are Scrupp phones as good as Lusha phones?

For US B2B, they're comparable. Lusha has historically been phone-first and has unique sources in some verticals. Scrupp's waterfall approach uses multiple providers, which usually beats single-database tools for overall hit rate but may miss some specific numbers Lusha has.

Does Scrupp have a free tier like Lusha?

Scrupp charges 1 credit per scraped lead plus 1 credit per successful enrichment (email or phone). Lusha bundles scrape + enrichment into a single credit but its 5 credits/month free tier is more restrictive for anyone doing real outbound work.

Can Scrupp's extension replace Lusha's browser extension?

Yes, on LinkedIn profile pages. It runs similarly — one-click lookup, returns email + phone. The extra capability is bulk search extraction, which Lusha's extension doesn't do.

What about Lusha's "prospecting platform" separate from the extension?

That's Lusha's database-search UI (similar to Apollo). Scrupp doesn't replicate this — the philosophy is live LinkedIn as the data source instead of a static database. If you rely on Lusha's search UI rather than LinkedIn itself, Scrupp is a different workflow.

Is Scrupp cheaper than Lusha?

At small volume, Scrupp PAYG is 60-80% cheaper. At enterprise volume, they're roughly comparable, but Scrupp doesn't require a contract.

Ready to try Scrupp?

No credit card. Pay-as-you-go: 1 credit per scraped lead + 1 credit per verified email or phone. Import your Lusha lead list or start fresh with a Sales Navigator search.

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5,000+
sales teams
4.8/5
G2 & Capterra
200M+
leads exported
65%
avg email find rate