Skrapp.io review

Skrapp.io is a B2B prospecting tool for finding professional email addresses and adding information to contact records. According to its product description, you can search from LinkedIn, company websites, or a built-in database of more than 200 million B2B contacts. Its Chrome extension is designed to find addresses on LinkedIn profiles and Sales Navigator.

Skrapp says it verifies returned email addresses in real time. Contact enrichment can add job title, seniority, department, and company firmographics. You can export lead lists as CSV files or connect through the REST API for custom integrations.

The practical pitch is to bring email discovery and basic contact enrichment into one workflow. That does not make every address deliverable or every record complete; the published product information describes verification and enrichment features, not a guarantee of results.

Skrapp covers several common ways B2B teams source prospects: LinkedIn, company websites, and a searchable contact database. That range can suit teams that switch between manual research and list building, rather than relying on a single source. The product description lists a database of 200M+ B2B contacts, plus a Chrome extension for LinkedIn and Sales Navigator.

Email verification and contact enrichment are useful additions to the finder. Skrapp says it verifies returned addresses in real time, and enrichment can add job title, seniority, department, and company firmographics. CSV export handles straightforward handoffs; the REST API is an option for custom integrations.

The free plan gives individuals 50 credits, one user, Email Finder, Email Verifier, and LinkedIn integrations. Paid plans add more capacity and team features:

• Professional costs $39 per month with monthly billing, or $29 per month on annual billing. It includes 2,000 credits a month, two users, credit rollover, AI Enrichment, and List CRM Sync.
• Enterprise is $349 per month monthly, or $262 per month annually, with 50,000 credits a month, 15 users, credit rollover, API Integration, and SSO Authentication.

Annual billing saves 25%, according to the published pricing information.

The first constraint is capacity. The free plan includes 50 credits and one user; Professional includes 2,000 credits per month for two users; Enterprise includes 50,000 credits per month for 15 users. The published pricing details do not say how many credits a particular search, verification, or enrichment action uses, so teams should confirm expected consumption before comparing plans against their volume.

There is a meaningful price jump between Professional and Enterprise: the listed monthly-billing prices are $39 and $349. Annual billing lowers those to $29 and $262 per month, but requires annual billing. Additional credits are available, but their price is not published. Additional seats require a custom arrangement through sales, and that price is also not published. Those unknowns make the cost of scaling harder to estimate upfront.

A free plan is listed, but no free-trial terms are provided. The feature list also does not specify accuracy rates, coverage by country, or a guarantee that enriched fields will be present for every contact. We would check those details against the team’s target market and data needs before committing.

Skrapp.io has a free plan with 50 credits and one user. The Professional plan costs $39 per month with monthly billing, or $29 per month billed annually. It includes 2,000 credits a month, two users, credit rollover, AI Enrichment and List CRM Sync. That is a jump from no subscription fee to a paid plan, but it also raises the credit allowance substantially.

Enterprise costs $349 per month, or $262 per month billed annually. It includes 50,000 monthly credits and 15 users, plus API Integration and SSO Authentication. Moving from Professional to Enterprise is a steep price increase, so it makes sense only if you need the higher credit or seat limit, or those Enterprise features. The pricing details say annual billing saves 25%.

Additional credits are available, but their price is not published. Extra seats require a custom arrangement through sales, also with no published price. Check those costs before budgeting around a larger team or higher-volume prospecting.

Moving prospecting to Skrapp.io means routing your workflow through its LinkedIn and website tools, Chrome extension, or lead database. If you rely on an existing CRM or enrichment setup, check which fields and integrations you need to carry over: the published product details name List CRM Sync on Professional and REST API access for custom integrations, but don’t specify migration tools or supported CRM systems.

For a move away, Skrapp.io lists CSV exports and a REST API for custom integrations. The available details don’t say whether exports cover all enriched fields, saved lists, or account history, so confirm that before switching. Those gaps matter more than the finder itself if you need to preserve a mature prospecting workflow.

We don’t have Reddit posts in the published material, so we can’t responsibly say what tends to make users leave or cite a common complaint. Before committing, also weigh credit limits and unpublished add-on pricing; buyers needing unlimited credits or predictable seat costs may find those constraints a reason to compare alternatives.