GetEmail.io Review 2026

Last reviewed September 2026 by Théo Pascard

GetEmail.io

GetEmail.io

Email finder with LinkedIn and inbox extensions, now sold by Dun & Bradstreet

Overview

GetEmail.io finds the professional email address of a named person, working from LinkedIn profiles or from inside Gmail, Outlook and Salesforce through two Chrome extensions, with a verifier and an API on every plan. It is now sold by Dun & Bradstreet, which is the seller on its G2 listing and the domain behind its sales address. The public record is solid in size — 360 G2 reviews at 4.6 — but not fresh: the newest reviews date from late 2025, so the rating describes the product as it was a year ago. Pricing is published and credit-based, from 300 credits for $58.80 a month to 10,000 for $478.80.

Enjyn Score

iWeighted across 5 axes, computed from public review data (G2, Capterra) and reweighted on our rubric — then overridden on the axes we operate first-hand.
9.2/ 10
Output quality9.2/10
Time-to-value9.2/10
Price-to-value9.2/10
ICP fit (SMB / founder)9.2/10
Reliability & support9.2/10

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Who it's for

  • SDRs who find emails one profile at a time from LinkedIn
  • Reps who want the lookup inside Gmail, Outlook or Salesforce
  • Small teams that want a published price and a free tier to test
  • Developers who need a finder and verifier behind one API key

Not for

Teams that need a searchable database rather than a per-person lookup · Anyone who needs mobile numbers — it is an email tool · High-volume list enrichment, where waterfall enrichers price lower per hit · Buyers who want recent, active review signal before committing

Capabilities

  • Professional email finding from a name and company
  • Chrome extension on LinkedIn profiles
  • Chrome extension inside Gmail, Outlook and Salesforce
  • Email verification on every plan
  • LinkedIn prospect finder
  • API and integrations on every plan, free included

Ratings & reviews

4.6
360 reviews ↗
5★
283
4★
63
3★
9
2★
2
1★
3

👍 Pros

Contact Information 4Ease of Use 3Customer Support 1Chrome Extension 1Accuracy 1

👎 Cons

Poor Customer Support 1Missing Information 1Limited Credits 1Expensive 1Email Loss 1

Pricing

TierPriceCredits / moNotes
FreeFree1010 credits a month. Email finder, verifier, both Chrome extensions and the API are on every plan, free included.
Basic$58.8/mo300300 credits a month, email support. $55.86/mo billed annually. Checked 2026-09-18.
Standard$118.8/mo1,0001,000 credits a month, email and chat support. $112.86/mo billed annually.
Premium$178.8/mo2,0002,000 credits a month, email, chat and phone support. $169.86/mo billed annually.
Ultra$478.8/mo10,00010,000 credits a month, 24/7 support. $454.86/mo billed annually. A Custom option is quoted.

The honest take

Where it breaks

The per-credit price climbs fast at the low end: 300 credits for $58.80 is close to 20 cents a credit, against under 5 cents on the 10,000 plan, so small buyers pay a premium for the published price. It is a per-person lookup, not a database, so it cannot answer a firmographic search you have not already run elsewhere. And the review flow has slowed since its move under Dun & Bradstreet — the rating is a year old, and the roadmap now belongs to a much larger data company.

The verdict

A straightforward email finder with a real review base, useful extensions for LinkedIn and the inbox, and a price you can read before talking to anyone. The catch is freshness and unit cost: test the find rate on your own ICP before paying, and do not buy the small plans for list-scale work.

Alternatives

FAQ

How much does GetEmail.io cost?

A free plan gives 10 credits a month. Paid plans run $58.80 a month for 300 credits, $118.80 for 1,000, $178.80 for 2,000 and $478.80 for 10,000, with custom volumes quoted. Annual billing lowers these to $55.86, $112.86, $169.86 and $454.86 a month.

Is the annual discount worth it?

It is small. The toggle advertises savings of up to 25%, but on the four paid plans as displayed on 2026-09-18 the annual price is about 5% below the monthly one. Buy monthly until you know your volume.

Who owns GetEmail.io?

Dun & Bradstreet sells it: D&B is the seller on its G2 listing and the sales contact sits on a dnb.com address. The product still runs under its own brand and domain.

Is 4.6 on G2 a reliable signal?

It rests on 360 reviews, which is a real base, but the most recent ones date from late 2025. Treat it as a record of how the tool performed, not a live reading, and test the find rate on your own list.

Does it find phone numbers?

No. It finds and verifies email addresses. For mobiles you need a different tool.

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