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Anymail Finder vs Icypeas
Two email finders that skip the database. One bills only for verified hits; the other competes on a low price per credit.
Reviewed by Théo Pascard, Co-founder · Updated October 2026
Quick answer
Anymail Finder checks each address live against the mail server before charging, bills a credit only when a verified email is found, and starts at 26 EUR a month for 400 credits. Icypeas sells credit packs at $19 a month for 1,000 and $89 for 10,000, with credits that roll over indefinitely. Pick Anymail Finder if you want to pay only for verified hits and want a decision-maker search by role. Pick Icypeas if volume and a low entry price matter most.
Side by side
| Anymail Finder | Icypeas | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Email finder that bills only for verified emails, with bulk, API and extension | Affordable email finding and verification at scale |
| Category | Email Finder | Email Finder |
| Pricing model | Credits | Credits |
| Starting price | From €26/mo | From $19/mo |
| Free plan | No | No |
| Real cost per work email | $0.0725 | $0.019 |
| Real cost per mobile | Not sold | Not sold |
| Entry paid plan | 26 EUR/mo for 400 credits | $19/mo for 1,000 credits |
| Billing | A credit only when a verified email is found; a miss is free | Flat credit packs, rolled over indefinitely |
| Third-party rating | 4.5 on G2, 34 reviews | No consensus score |
| Free start | 100 free credits on a new account (card verified) | No free plan listed |
| Market rating | 4.5/5 (34 reviews) | Not enough public reviews |
| Enjyn Score | 8.8/10 | Not scored |
| Our experience | Researched | Researched |
Cost per result from our Credit Cost Comparator, prices checked June 2026. Market rating is the public review average; the Enjyn Score is our own grading.
Pick Anymail Finder if
- You want to pay only when a verified email is found
- You search by role, for example a decision-maker at a company
- You upload files of up to 100,000 rows or call a REST API
Where it breaks. On price at small volume, and on proof that sits with the vendor. Plans start at 26 EUR for 400 credits, which is 0.065 EUR a credit, and a decision-maker search costs 2 credits, so entry volumes are pricey per contact. The rate only falls to 0.007 EUR at 100,000 credits. The accuracy figures, 86.4% coverage and 98.9% accuracy, come from the vendor's own 14-tool benchmark, and its catch-all claims are the vendor's too. G2 shows no tagged pros and cons, so reviews say little about misses or support. It is a finder, not a database: you bring the person, the company or the LinkedIn URL. The pages read list no phone numbers. If you cancel, unused monthly credits expire at the end of the billing period.
Full Anymail Finder review →Pick Icypeas if
- You want the lowest entry price for 1,000 credits
- You want credits that roll over indefinitely
- You need a domain scan or a reverse email lookup
Where it breaks. Icypeas is built to find and verify emails, not to be a prospecting database. If you need a place to build lists, pull phone numbers, or filter by firmographics, you will still need a separate sourcing tool alongside it.
Full Icypeas review →Our take. Both are researched, not run by us, so this is a read of what each vendor publishes. Anymail Finder's accuracy numbers, 86.4% coverage and 98.9% accuracy, come from its own 14-tool benchmark, and its catch-all claims are the vendor's too. At small volume it is the pricier of the two: 26 EUR for 400 credits is 0.065 EUR a credit, and a decision-maker search costs 2. Icypeas is cheaper to start and keeps your credits, but it does not market a pay-on-hit guarantee. Both are finders, not databases: you bring the person, the company or the LinkedIn URL. Test each on a sample of your own list and compare the cost per verified email.
Frequently asked questions
Which is cheaper at entry?
Icypeas: $19 a month for 1,000 credits against 26 EUR for 400 credits on Anymail Finder. Anymail Finder only charges for verified emails, so compare cost per verified result.
Does Anymail Finder charge for misses?
No. Per its pricing page, a search that returns no verified email is free, and a verified email that bounces is credited back after review.
Do unused credits expire?
Icypeas credits roll over indefinitely. Anymail Finder credits roll over while you stay subscribed and expire at the end of the billing period if you cancel.
Does either return phone numbers?
Neither fiche lists a phone lookup. Both are email finders.
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