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Kaspr vs Lusha

Kaspr vs Lusha

The short answer

Kaspr and Lusha both sell B2B contact reveal tools built around a LinkedIn/web browser extension plus a CRM-connected database, but they land with different types of teams. Kaspr is a Paris-based, Cognism-owned tool built around a LinkedIn-first workflow, unlimited email credits on its paid tiers starting at $49/mo, and a client base that skews SMB and European. Lusha is a larger, independent contact database with a wider enterprise client roster (Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Salesforce), a per-reveal credit model starting at $49.90/mo, and a more consistent review record across G2 and Capterra.

Choose Kaspr Cheapest unlimited-email entry point for LinkedIn-first prospecting

If most of your outbound starts on LinkedIn, you want unlimited email reveals on a paid plan rather than paying per credit, and you’re comfortable with a smaller, Cognism-backed vendor, Kaspr’s $49/mo Starter tier is the lower-cost entry point.

Choose Lusha Bigger client base and a more consistent review record

If you want a database with enterprise-proven logos, native Outreach/Salesloft integrations, formal SOC 2/ISO certification, and a rating history that isn’t split across wildly different platform scores, Lusha is the steadier pick, especially past the solo-rep stage.

At a glance

Kaspr Lusha
Founded / Vendor Kaspr, founded 2018 (acquired by Cognism, 2022) Lusha, founded 2016 (independent)
HQ Paris, France Reported as Boston, MA (US commercial HQ) with Tel Aviv, Israel origins (unverified, confirm live)
Pricing model Tiered plans, unlimited email + capped phone credits Per-reveal credit model (1 credit/email, 10 credits/phone)
Starting price $0 (Free, 15 email/5 phone credits/mo); Starter $49/mo $0 (Free, 40 credits/mo); Starter $49.90/mo
Public rating 4.4/5 G2, 750+ reviews (reported, verify live); Capterra 3.3/5 on only 3 reviews (non-statistical) 4.3/5 G2, ~1,492 reviews (reported, verify live); Capterra 4.0/5 on 398 reviews
Best for LinkedIn-first prospecting on a budget, backed by Cognism's data infrastructure Broader enterprise-proven contact database with wider native integrations

Vendor profile

Kaspr

LinkedIn-native contact reveal Chrome extension · founded 2018 · Paris, France

Kaspr is a browser-extension-first contact data tool built for one-click email and direct-dial reveal while browsing LinkedIn or Sales Navigator, backed up by a web app for lead lists and CSV enrichment. It cites “200M+ profiles,” “500M+ verified phone numbers and emails,” “100K+ active users,” and “50K+ companies” on its own marketing pages. Cognism acquired Kaspr in 2022, so while its standalone team is reported at 35+ employees on its own About page, it now operates with the data and compliance backing of a larger parent group. Kaspr’s named customer stories (The Startup Effect, SalesLabs, Cloud Direct, Craft AI, Cubyn, Gymlib) skew toward SMB and mid-market European companies rather than recognizable global enterprise brands.

Vendor
Kaspr (kaspr.io)
Founded
2018 (per aggregator data, corroborated by Cognism’s acquisition press release)
HQ
Paris, France
Team size
35+ employees standalone; part of the Cognism group since 2022
Pricing model
Tiered plans, unlimited email + capped phone/direct-email credits, self-serve
Starting price
$0 (Free); Starter $49/mo
Public rating
4.4/5 G2, 750+ reviews (reported, verify live; also seen cited as 800+); Capterra 3.3/5 on only 3 reviews (non-statistical); Trustpilot 1.5/5 on 86 reviews (reported by third party, not independently confirmed, verify live)

Lusha

B2B contact database + browser extension · founded 2016 · reported HQ Boston, MA (US) / Tel Aviv origin

Lusha is a contact and company database with a browser extension for revealing emails and direct dials from LinkedIn or company pages, plus buying-intent data and “Lusha Everywhere” in-CRM prospecting. It cites “280,000+ GTM teams” and “300M+ contacts,” and names Google, Zendesk, Yotpo, Amazon, Microsoft, Salesforce, Spotify, Snowflake, Oracle NetSuite, and WalkMe as customers on its own site and case studies, a materially larger and more recognizable logo roster than Kaspr’s. Team size is reported at roughly 300 employees on its own About page. Lusha’s current HQ city is inconsistent across public sources (Tel Aviv origin vs. a Boston, MA commercial HQ per third-party aggregators), which should be confirmed directly before publishing anything definitive.

Vendor
Lusha (lusha.com)
Founded
2016 (aggregator-sourced, high confidence)
HQ
Unverified: reported as Boston, MA (US) commercial HQ, originally founded in Tel Aviv, Israel; confirm live
Team size
~300 employees (third-party range: 276-359)
Pricing model
Per-reveal credit model (1 credit/email, 10 credits/phone), self-serve
Starting price
$0 (Free, 40 credits/mo); Starter $49.90/mo
Public rating
4.3/5 G2, ~1,492 reviews (reported, verify live; also seen cited as 1,611); Capterra 4.0/5 on 398 verified reviews

Pricing: what you'll actually pay

Kaspr’s paid tiers are structured around unlimited email credits with capped phone and direct-email allowances. Lusha’s tiers are built around a shared monthly credit pool that costs 1 credit per email reveal and 10 credits per phone reveal (up from 5 previously). Figures are from kaspr.io/pricing and lusha.com/pricing, both fetched directly in July 2026.

Kaspr Lusha
Free tier $0/mo (15 email, 5 phone, 5 direct-email credits/mo; 100-lead export cap) $0/mo (40 credits/mo)
Entry paid tier Starter $49/mo (unlimited email, 100 phone credits/mo) Starter $49.90/mo, 400 credits/mo ($37.45/mo annual)
Mid tier Business $79/mo (unlimited email, 200 phone + 200 direct-email credits/mo) Professional $69.90/mo, 600 credits/mo ($45.45/mo annual)
Top published tier None published; Enterprise is custom-priced Premium $399.90/mo, 3,400 credits/mo ($259.95/mo annual)
Overage / add-on cost Add-on phone credits at roughly EUR 0.20-0.35 each 10 credits per phone reveal vs. 1 credit per email; credits roll over up to 2x plan limit
Top tier Enterprise: custom, unlimited credits, intent data, SSO Scale: custom, contact sales for enterprise deployment

Capability comparison

Both tools do the same basic job, reveal a contact’s email and phone number and push it into a CRM or sequencing tool. Kaspr leans harder into a pure LinkedIn workflow and unlimited email credits; Lusha leans into a broader database, more native sales-engagement integrations, and formal security certification.

Service Kaspr Lusha
Contact database + browser extension
LinkedIn-native, one-click reveal workflow ✓ (core product design) Partial (extension exists, not built LinkedIn-first)
Unlimited email reveals on paid tiers ✓ (Starter tier and up) ✕ (1 credit charged per email reveal)
Buying-intent data ✕ (not confirmed in this research pass) ✓ (native)
Native Outreach / Salesloft integration Unverified (not confirmed for Kaspr) ✓ (both confirmed native)
Core CRM integrations (Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive)
Formal security certification (SOC 2, ISO) ✕ (GDPR/CCPA badges only) ✓ (SOC 2 Type 2, ISO 31700, plus GDPR/CCPA)
Free tier ✓ ($0/mo, capped credits) ✓ ($0/mo, 40 credits/mo)
Backed by a larger parent data company ✓ (Cognism, acquired 2022) ✕ (independent company)

Decision matrix - who fits which side

Criterion Kaspr Lusha
Budget-conscious, LinkedIn-first prospecting -
Unlimited email reveals on a paid plan
Need a statistically meaningful review base -
Enterprise logo social proof matters to you
Native Outreach / Salesloft integration required
SOC 2 / ISO-certified compliance required
Want the backing of a larger data-company group -
High-volume phone reveals at the lowest incremental cost
Lowest published entry price with unlimited email

Check = clear edge. Dash = capable but not the stronger pick. Cross = outside the model.

Strengths & tradeoffs

Both tools solve the same core problem (reveal a contact’s email and phone number and route it into a workflow), and each side wins rows the other doesn’t. The honest differences are review consistency, client roster, integration depth, and how the credit math works out at scale.

Axis Kaspr Lusha
Pricing model Unlimited email credits from $49/mo; phone/direct-email credits capped by tier Per-reveal credit model from $49.90/mo (1 credit/email, 10 credits/phone)
Best-fit buyer LinkedIn-first SDRs and small European/SMB teams on a budget Teams wanting a broader, enterprise-proven contact database
Client roster SMB / mid-market European (The Startup Effect, SalesLabs, Cloud Direct, Craft AI) Enterprise logos (Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Salesforce, Spotify, Snowflake)
Review consistency Wide spread across platforms (G2 4.4 vs. Trustpilot 1.5, reported); Capterra sample is only 3 reviews Consistent across platforms (G2 4.3/~1,492 reviews; Capterra 4.0/398 reviews)
Integrations Native Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Zoho, Lemlist, Brevo, Aircall, Ringover; Outreach/Salesloft unconfirmed Native Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, plus confirmed native Outreach and Salesloft
Compliance certification GDPR and CCPA badges only, per its own site GDPR, CCPA, plus SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO 31700 certifications
Parent-company backing Acquired by Cognism in 2022; benefits from a larger group’s data/compliance infrastructure Independent company, roughly 300 employees
Cost at scale for phone reveals Business tier ($79/mo) includes 200 phone credits/mo outright Phone reveals cost 10 credits each (up from 5), so cost climbs faster with volume

Ratings & track record

Metric Kaspr Lusha
G2 rating 4.4/5 (reported, verify live) 4.3/5 (reported, verify live)
G2 reviews 750+ (reported; also seen cited as 800+, count is drifting) ~1,492 (reported; also seen cited as 1,611 in some listings)
Capterra rating 3.3/5 on only 3 reviews (non-statistical, too thin to weigh) 4.0/5 on 398 verified reviews (statistically meaningful sample)
Trustpilot 1.5/5 on 86 reviews (reported by third party, not independently fetched, verify live) Not separately confirmed in this research pass
Notable signal Rating spread (4.4 G2 vs. 1.5 Trustpilot) is unusually wide and worth checking before buying Ratings are consistent across two independently confirmed platforms

Direct fetches of both vendors’ G2 pages returned 403 responses during this research pass, so both G2 figures above come from search-snippet aggregation rather than a confirmed live pull, re-check both on g2.com before citing either number as current. Kaspr’s Trustpilot figure came from a search snippet only and was not independently fetched, treat it as a lead to verify, not a confirmed fact. With Kaspr’s Capterra sample at just 3 reviews, that particular number shouldn’t be weighed the same as Lusha’s 398-review Capterra base or either vendor’s G2 sample. The stronger driver of choice here is fit, prospecting channel and budget on one side, integration depth and enterprise-proven track record on the other.


Both tools’ data is sourced from publicly available information and third-party cross-checks as of July 2026. Several figures, including Kaspr’s exact G2/Trustpilot review counts, Lusha’s current HQ city, and both vendors’ founder names, could not be fully confirmed via direct automated fetch, verify these directly with each vendor before buying. This comparison is independent, we take no affiliate or referral fees from either vendor.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between Kaspr and Lusha?
Kaspr is a LinkedIn-first browser extension for one-click contact reveal, owned by Cognism since 2022, with unlimited email credits on paid tiers starting at $49/mo and a client base that skews SMB and European. Lusha is a broader, independent contact database with a per-reveal credit model starting at $49.90/mo, native Outreach and Salesloft integrations, formal SOC 2/ISO certification, and a client roster that includes Google, Amazon, Microsoft, and Salesforce.
Is Kaspr better than Lusha?
Neither is better in the abstract. Kaspr is the cheaper entry point for teams that prospect mainly through LinkedIn and want unlimited email reveals without paying per credit. Lusha is the stronger pick for teams that want a wider database, native sales-engagement tooling, formal security certification, and a review record that’s consistent across platforms. The right choice depends on your prospecting channel, team size, and budget, not raw quality.
Which is cheaper, Kaspr or Lusha?
Kaspr’s Starter tier ($49/mo) includes unlimited email credits, which undercuts Lusha’s Starter tier ($49.90/mo, capped at 400 credits/mo) for teams whose reveals are mostly email rather than phone. Lusha’s model can get more expensive at volume because phone reveals cost 10 credits each, versus Kaspr’s Business tier ($79/mo) which includes 200 phone credits/mo outright.
Which has more reliable reviews, Kaspr or Lusha?
Lusha’s review base is more statistically meaningful: roughly 1,492 G2 reviews at 4.3/5 and 398 Capterra reviews at 4.0/5. Kaspr’s G2 score (4.4/5, 750+ reviews, reported) looks strong on its own, but its Capterra rating is based on only 3 reviews (too thin to weigh), and a third-party-reported Trustpilot score of 1.5/5 on 86 reviews is a large, unverified discrepancy worth checking live before you buy.
Does Kaspr or Lusha have a bigger enterprise client base?
Lusha names materially larger, more recognizable enterprise customers on its own site, including Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Salesforce, Spotify, and Snowflake. Kaspr’s published customer stories (The Startup Effect, SalesLabs, Cloud Direct, Craft AI) skew toward SMB and mid-market European companies rather than global brand names.
Is Kaspr owned by Cognism?
Yes. Cognism acquired Kaspr in 2022, according to Cognism’s own newsroom press release. Kaspr still operates its own product, pricing, and brand, with a reported standalone team of 35+ employees, but it now sits inside the Cognism group rather than operating as a fully independent company.

Sources and references

  1. Kaspr pricing (accessed July 2026)
  2. Kaspr about us (accessed July 2026)
  3. Kaspr customer stories (accessed July 2026)
  4. G2: Kaspr reviews (accessed July 2026)
  5. Capterra: Kaspr reviews (accessed July 2026)
  6. Cognism newsroom: Kaspr acquisition press release (accessed July 2026)
  7. Lusha pricing (accessed July 2026)
  8. Lusha customers (accessed July 2026)
  9. G2: Lusha reviews (accessed July 2026)
  10. Capterra: Lusha reviews (accessed July 2026)
  11. Lusha docs: Outreach integration (accessed July 2026)
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Vishnu is a paid marketing manager focused on building high-ROI acquisition engines for B2B SaaS companies. Playing a key role in building PipeRocket Digital, he designs and scales paid media programs across Google, LinkedIn, and other performance channels — turning ad spend into qualified pipeline. With a revenue-first approach to every campaign, Vishnu helps SaaS brands move beyond vanity metrics and drive growth that actually closes.

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Praveen is a performance-driven marketing leader with over a decade of experience in paid acquisition and demand generation for B2B SaaS companies. As Co-Founder of PipeRocket Digital, he specializes in building high-ROI paid media strategies, scaling pipeline through data-driven experimentation, and aligning marketing efforts directly with revenue outcomes.

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