LeadMagic review

LeadMagic is a B2B prospecting and data tool for finding, checking and enriching leads. It combines people, company and job searches with tools for finding work emails and mobile numbers, validating email addresses, and adding company details such as firmographic, technographic and funding data. The product is available through its app, API, CLI and AI agent tools, according to the published product information.

The offer is broader than an email finder: people searches can use title, function, seniority, company and location, while job searches surface hiring and other growth or buying signals. That breadth may suit teams that want prospecting and enrichment in one service, but it does not establish how accurate the data will be for a particular market.

The Essential plan is $99 per month, or $82.50 per month with annual billing paid upfront for 10 months of service covering 12 months. There is no free plan listed.

LeadMagic’s main strength is range. A team can search for people and companies, find and validate emails, look for direct-dial numbers, enrich company records and search job postings without piecing together those functions from separate tools. The searches also have useful filters: people by role, seniority and location, and companies by domain enrichment data.

The plan limits give buyers a concrete way to judge capacity before switching:

• Essential costs $99 monthly, includes 5,000 credits and one user, and allows 10,000 search export rows per day. Annual billing is $82.50 per month equivalent and includes 60,000 credits for the year.
• Growth costs $249 monthly and includes 20,000 credits and three users. It raises daily search exports to 25,000 rows and adds Slack support and a success rep.
• Professional and Ultimate include 50,000 and 100,000 credits per month, respectively. Both list unmetered Search API access, subject to fair use, at 5 and 10 requests per second.

Credits can roll over up to twice the monthly allowance. That can help teams with uneven usage, though the listed monthly allowance still sets the basic plan size.

The entry point is not cheap for a small team that only needs occasional lookups: Essential is $99 month to month, and the pricing details list no free plan. A free trial is not specified. Annual billing lowers the monthly equivalent to $82.50, but requires paying upfront for 10 months while receiving 12 months of service.

Capacity is capped below the top plans. Essential includes one user, 5,000 monthly credits and 10,000 daily search export rows; Growth includes three users, 20,000 credits and 25,000 export rows per day. Email Finder and Validation lookup rates also vary by plan, from 300 per minute each on Essential to 1,500 on Ultimate. Higher API rates and unmetered Search API access are reserved for Professional and Ultimate, with fair use applying.

Extra users cost $20 per month each, and Tables editors cost $49.99 per month each. Credit top-ups require an active paid plan, remain valid for 12 months and cost $0.016–$0.024 per credit depending on plan. Enterprise Security starts at $10,000 per year. The published information does not include independent accuracy results, so teams should verify data fit before committing.

The pricing page lists Essential at $99 per month, or $82.50 per month with annual billing paid upfront. It includes 5,000 monthly credits, one user and up to 10,000 search export rows per day. Growth is $249 monthly ($207.50 annual) for 20,000 credits and three users. Professional costs $499 monthly ($415.83 annual); Ultimate is $849 monthly ($707.50 annual). Each tier jump adds $150–$350 to the monthly bill, so check expected credit use before moving up.

Annual billing covers 12 months of service for the price of 10 months. Credits roll over up to twice the plan’s monthly allowance. Extra users cost $20 per month; Tables editors are $49.99 each per month. Credit top-ups range from 5,000 to 200,000 credits, with per-credit prices from $0.024 on Essential to $0.016 on Ultimate; top-ups expire after 12 months, and require an active paid plan. Enterprise Security starts at $10,000 per year. There’s no free plan, and a free trial isn’t listed.

Treat a move to LeadMagic as a workflow change, not a guaranteed one-click import. Its tools cover people and company searches, email and mobile finding, validation, enrichment and job searches, so map which steps your current stack handles before replacing anything. The pricing page lists daily search-export limits from 10,000 rows on Essential to 100,000 on Ultimate; that may affect how quickly you can move search results. API limits also vary: the Professional and Ultimate plans list unmetered Search API access with fair-use terms and different request rates.

The published material doesn’t specify bulk import options, data-retention rules or how to export your account data when leaving. Confirm those details, plus which fields and usage credits transfer, before switching. We don’t have substantiated Reddit reports here to describe why customers leave LeadMagic. In practice, unpredictable credit demand is a clear fit risk: plans have monthly allowances, while top-ups cost extra and expire after 12 months. Price out a typical month before committing.