Wiza review

Wiza is a B2B prospecting and contact-enrichment tool. Instead of relying only on a preloaded contact database, it says it verifies contact details against live sources when you request them. You can search and filter a pool of more than 850 million prospects, enrich records with 40+ data points, and export prospects for outreach.

The workflow is built around finding people and companies, including through Wiza’s Chrome extension. The extension can find contact information and support bulk exports. You can save searches to lists, export them as CSV files, or sync them directly to a CRM. Wiza also verifies email addresses before use and says customers pay only for valid emails.

The fit is clearest for teams sourcing prospects and prioritizing email outreach. Wiza also sells phone numbers, but contact discovery and verification do not guarantee every phone number will be useful. Reddit users report mixed experiences with phone accuracy, so teams relying on direct dials should treat that as a separate buying question.

Wiza’s main appeal is a prospecting workflow that combines search, contact enrichment, verification, and export. That can be useful if your team wants to build lists from prospect and company filters, then pass the results to outreach or a CRM without stitching together every step. The product says it searches 850M+ prospects and provides 40+ enrichment data points, including revenue, funding, and headcount.

Email-focused buyers have several plan choices. The free plan includes 20 valid emails and five phone numbers. Starter is $49 per user per month and includes 100 valid emails and 100 phone numbers monthly, with CRM integrations and team analytics. The annual Email plan includes unlimited email reveals and 2,500 exports per month, and the annual Email + Phone plan adds unlimited phone reveals. According to the pricing information checked November 6, 2026, those plans are billed at $990 and $1,990 per year, respectively.

Some Reddit commenters praise Wiza’s interface and email results, and one says it works well for LinkedIn-specific prospecting. Those are individual reports, not a guarantee of results. Still, Wiza’s combination of prospect search, Chrome extension, and CRM export makes it worth considering when email-led list building is the priority.

Phone data is the clearest caution. A Reddit commenter who liked Wiza for email said phone numbers were unreliable, and another warned they should be verified before calling. Other users report poor data quality or email validity problems, though these are individual experiences and conflict with positive reports. Wiza’s claim that customers pay only for valid emails does not establish that every returned email will reach the intended person.

Costs also depend on usage and billing cadence. Starter includes 100 valid emails and 100 phone numbers per month; extra emails cost $0.15 each and extra phone numbers cost $0.35 each. Monthly Email and Email + Phone plans start at $99 and $199 per user, each including 500 valid emails. Email + Phone includes 500 phone numbers; extra numbers cost $0.35 each. The monthly Email plan charges $0.35 per phone number, and both monthly plans charge $0.15 per extra email. The annual Email and Email + Phone plans cap exports at 2,500 per month.

For teams with uneven prospecting volume, recurring monthly allowances may be a poor fit; one Reddit thread describes unused credits going to waste during quiet months. Team pricing is custom and requires at least three users. If phone accuracy or flexible spend matters more than email prospecting, compare alternatives before committing.

Wiza’s free plan includes 20 valid emails and five phone numbers. Starter is $49 per user monthly, but caps usage at 100 valid emails and 100 phone numbers; extras cost $0.15 per email and $0.35 per phone number.

The bigger jump is to the paid Email plans. Email costs $99 monthly or $83 per user/month with annual billing ($990 upfront per year). Email + Phone costs $199 monthly or $166 per user/month billed annually ($1,990 upfront). Monthly plans include 500 valid emails; the annual plans list unlimited email reveals. Both annual plans cap exports at 2,500 per month. Phone numbers cost $0.35 each on Email plans, and monthly plans charge $0.15 per extra email.

Team pricing is custom and requires at least three users. It includes unlimited valid emails and phone numbers, CRM integrations, and API access. The annual options lower the monthly equivalent, but require a larger upfront payment.

Wiza’s product description says you can export prospect lists to CSV or sync them directly to a CRM, giving teams a route to move prospect records into another workflow. It does not specify whether verification history or every enrichment field exports, so confirm those details before treating a CSV as a full backup. Export limits also vary: the annual Email plans list 2,500 exports per month; the Team plan lists unlimited valid emails and phone numbers, but no export cap is provided.

The main switching commitment to check is billing. Email and Email + Phone annual plans are billed upfront at $990 and $1,990 per user per year; cancellation, refunds, and access after cancellation are not published on the vendor's site. API access is listed for Team, not the other plans, which may matter if you built a workflow around it. We can’t responsibly summarize why Reddit users leave: no Reddit posts or comments were included in the published material for this review.