October 20, 2026
SalesQL pricing · the cheapest LinkedIn lookup and its limit
One SalesQL credit pays for one lookup of a person's emails and phones. It costs less per lookup than FullEnrich. See the one job where FullEnrich wins.
SalesQL finds contact details for people on LinkedIn. A browser extension is a small add-on that runs inside Chrome. You open a profile, click SalesQL's browser extension, and it shows the person's email, phone and company. Each lookup is called a reveal, and each reveal costs one credit.
The short answer
Pick SalesQL if you look people up on LinkedIn and want their emails first, because it is much cheaper per lookup than FullEnrich. Pick FullEnrich if your list is for phone calls and you only want to pay for mobile numbers it finds. A waterfall tool checks several data providers in order until one finds the email or phone. Pick BetterContact if you want a second waterfall tool to test on the same list.
What each plan costs
SalesQL's pricing page lists four plans. A seat is one user login.
| Plan | Billed monthly | Billed yearly | Credits | Seats |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | n/a | 50 a month, emails only | 1 |
| Basic | $39 | $29.25 a month ($351 a year) | 2,000 a month, or 24,000 a year | 1 |
| Professional | $79 | $59.25 a month ($711 a year) | 5,000 a month, or 60,000 a year | 3 |
| Premium | $119 | $89.25 a month ($1,071 a year) | 12,000 a month, or 144,000 a year | 5 |
Yearly billing is 25% off. Extra seats are $5 a month, or $45 a year on yearly plans. Yearly plans count credits for the whole year, so Basic gives you 24,000 for the year. That suits a hiring push. It is money spent early if you stop after a few months.
The Free plan doesn't include phone numbers. Phones come in the same credit on paid plans. An API is a way for your own code to ask SalesQL for data, and MCP is a way for an AI assistant to do the same. Bulk lookups from a CSV file, which is a spreadsheet saved as plain text, or from the API or MCP also cost 1 credit per row or call.
What one credit gets you
A prospect is a person you hope to sell to, and a verified email is one that was checked to work. The pricing page says "1 credit reveals one prospect's verified emails, phone numbers and company." It also says "You're only charged when we find results. If no email is found, no credit is spent."
So the charge follows the email. If SalesQL finds an email but no phone, you still spend the credit. A mobile is a personal cell number. A direct dial is a desk line that rings one person. Neither is promised on every reveal.
What 2,000 lookups cost against FullEnrich
FullEnrich is a waterfall tool. It charges 10 credits for each mobile it finds and nothing for a miss.
The math: on October 20, 2026 prices, SalesQL Basic is $39 for 2,000 credits, so a full month of lookups costs $39 ÷ 2,000 = about $0.02 each. FullEnrich's 1,000 credits cost $55 a month, so one mobile at 10 credits is $55 ÷ 100 = $0.55. $0.55 ÷ $0.02 = about 28, so SalesQL stays cheaper per mobile as long as at least 1 in 28 of your reveals comes back with a mobile.
On price, SalesQL wins on almost any list. FullEnrich wins when you want to pay only for mobiles and skip paying for email-only results, like a list for a phone dialer, a tool that calls numbers for you.
Which one to buy
Run 50 of your own profiles through SalesQL's free 50 credits and FullEnrich's free credits, and count the emails each one returns. SalesQL's Free plan has no phones, so test mobiles on one month of Basic at $39. If you need mobiles you can call, the count tells you which bill is lower.
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