Comparison · Contact data platform

QuickExtract vs Lusha

A B2B contact data platform and browser extension for revealing emails and phone numbers. QuickExtract scrapes Sales Navigator, Google Maps, Product Hunt and any website for free, keeps every company email free, and charges $29 for 2,000 verified person emails, only when a valid one is found.

Lusha details from https://www.lusha.com and its help pages, checked October 8, 2026.

2,000 verified emails
$29QuickExtract, one-time
$399.90Lusha, per month
Extracting a lead
FreeQuickExtract
CreditsCSV export 1 credit per 25 rows
No email found
$0QuickExtract never charges
UnclearUnclear
Cost

What a list of verified emails costs on each.

QuickExtract charges nothing to extract and 1 credit per valid person email, at $29 for 2,000. That's $370.90 less than Lusha for 2,000 verified emails.

QuickExtract2,000 verified emails
$29one-time, no subscription

Extraction and company emails are free. 1 credit only when a valid email is found.

Lusha
$399.90per month

Premium monthly: 3,400 credits covers 2,000 reveals plus export credits.


Side by side

Feature by feature.

Lusha gets leads from: Own database, Community-shared contact data, LinkedIn, Sales Navigator and websites via extension.

FeatureQuickExtractLusha
Lead sources
Sales Navigator search exportYes, up to 2,500 per scrapeYes, reveal from saved leads or search results
LinkedInSales Navigator people searchYes
Google MapsYes, freeNo
Product HuntYes, freeNo
Website and directory crawlingYes, up to 1,000 sites per list, plus link crawlingNo crawler
Emails
Company emails (contact@, hello@…)Free, alwaysUnclear
Verified person email1 credit, only when a valid email is found1 credit per email reveal
Where emails come fromFound and verified live when you ask; no stored databaseOwn database and community-shared data
Charged when no email is foundNeverUnclear
Verification3 passes: format and domain, mailbox, catch-allMarkets verified emails; method and catch-all policy not published
Phone numbersBusiness phones from Google Maps, freeYes, 5 credits each
Pricing
Extracting a leadFreeCSV export 1 credit per 25 rows
2,000 verified emails$29, one-time pack$399.90 per month
Subscription requiredNo, buy packs when you need themYes
Free planFree extraction and free company emails40 credits per month
Export and integrations
ExportCSV (37 columns), TXT, copy to clipboardYes, 1 credit per 25 rows
CRM and tool integrationsQuickprosp native; any CRM via CSVSalesforce, HubSpot and others
APINoPro and up
Chrome extensionYes: Sales Navigator, Google Maps, Product Hunt and any websiteYes
TeamOne account per user1–5 seats by plan

“Not documented” or “Unclear” means we couldn't confirm it on Lusha's website. Lusha is a trademark of its owner. QuickExtract isn't affiliated with Lusha.


Pricing

Lusha plans next to QuickExtract.

Lusha free plan: 40 credits per month. One-time packs: No public packs.

Lusha planMonthlyPer month, billed yearly
Starter · 400 credits$49.90$37.45
Pro · 600 credits$69.90$52.45
Premium · 3,400 credits$399.90$299.95
QuickExtract$29 per 2,000 verified emails, one-timeNo subscription

To be fair

Where Lusha is stronger.

If you need these, Lusha may suit you better. If you need free extraction across more sources and cheap verified emails, QuickExtract will.

Phone numbers alongside emails

Unused monthly credits roll over (up to 2x)

Compliance certifications listed on their site


Why QuickExtract

Pay for emails, not for rows.

Extraction is free

Scrape 2,500 Sales Navigator leads, a city's Google Maps businesses or a month of Product Hunt launches without spending a credit.

Company emails are free

contact@, hello@ and every publicly listed email found on a company's website cost nothing.

Only valid emails cost money

Each paid email is verified three times, catch-all included. No valid email, no charge.


FAQ

QuickExtract vs Lusha questions.

Sources

  • https://www.lusha.com/pricing/
  • https://docs.lusha.com/user-guide/usage-analytics/how-credits-are-counted
Is QuickExtract cheaper than Lusha?

For 2,000 verified emails, QuickExtract costs $29 one-time. On Lusha, the cheapest way we found is $399.90: Premium monthly: 3,400 credits covers 2,000 reveals plus export credits. Extraction and company emails are free on QuickExtract.

Does QuickExtract charge when no email is found?

No. A credit is used only when a valid, verified person email is found. Company emails and public emails are always free.

What does Lusha do better?

Phone numbers alongside emails; Unused monthly credits roll over (up to 2x); Compliance certifications listed on their site.

Can I use QuickExtract and Lusha together?

Yes. Export a CSV from QuickExtract and import it wherever you like, or send leads straight to Quickprosp.

Where does this information come from?

From Lusha's own website and help pages, checked on October 8, 2026. Prices change, so check their site for current plans.

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