Results need a usable public email or phone number and enough source context for review.
Free tool
Lead search cost calculator
Estimate search credits before running a job. The calculator mirrors the product's lead-count, target-type, country, and search-mode logic at a high level.
At a glance
Free tool on this page
This page includes an interactive tool near the top, plus a short explanation of when to use it.
- Use the calculator or checker directly.
- Read the short guardrails.
- Open a real search when the setup makes sense.
Interactive tool
Price the exact first search
Use the product's real query-cost formula, then get a smaller test plan before spending credits at scale.
This tool answers
How many credits might this search use?
Your result will appear here.
Keep in mind: This is a planning estimate. It does not run a search or spend credits.
Each result includes context to help you check why the lead fits before outreach.
Drafts remain editable and should be reviewed for accuracy, relevance, and compliance before sending.
How to use it
Choose lead count, lead type, country, and search mode. The estimate is not a checkout price; it is a planning guide for search effort.
Why harder searches cost more
Harder searches fan out to more search queries, provider calls, contact checks, and AI passes.
How to read the estimate
Treat the number as relative effort, not a bill. A higher estimate is telling you the search will fan out more - broader niche, hidden contacts, or deep mode - so it is a prompt to tighten the setup or start smaller, not a price to accept blindly.
- Higher = more research effort per lead.
- Tighten niche or geography to bring it down.
- Start with a small lead count to validate first.
Questions people ask before using this
Is the estimate the price I will be charged?
No. It is a planning guide for search effort, not a checkout total. Actual credit use depends on the real search that runs.
Why do stricter searches cost more?
Tighter filters and hidden-contact niches fan out to more queries, provider calls, and contact checks, so they consume more effort per lead.
How do I lower the cost of a search?
Keep the niche and geography concrete, start with a small lead count, and avoid deep search until a normal search proves the niche is reachable.
What is the best next step after reading this page?
Start with one narrow search, review the contactability and match reasons, then use the related tools or benchmark pages to decide whether the niche is worth scaling.