SalesQL Review 2026

Last reviewed July 2026 by Théo Pascard

SalesQL

SalesQL

LinkedIn email and phone finder priced per profile

Email Finder

Overview

SalesQL is a Chrome extension that pulls work emails, personal emails and phone numbers off LinkedIn, Sales Navigator and Recruiter profiles, backed by a contact database and CSV enrichment. The pricing model is the unusual part: 1 credit buys 1 profile, and any phone number it returns costs no extra credit. Most rivals bill a mobile at 5 to 15 credits, so a phone-heavy workflow costs the same here as an email-only one. Entry is $39/mo for 2,000 credits, and nothing is charged when a lookup finds nothing.

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.
8.9/ 10
Output quality8.9/10
Time-to-value8.9/10
Price-to-value8.9/10
ICP fit (SMB / founder)8.9/10
Reliability & support8.9/10

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Who it's for

  • →SDRs prospecting profile by profile on LinkedIn
  • →Recruiters sourcing candidates, a large share of its base
  • →Teams wanting phone numbers without a phone surcharge
  • →Small teams needing 3 to 15 seats under $120/mo

Not for

Anyone needing automated or pipeline-scale enrichment · Buyers who depend on reliable personal emails · Teams relying on non-US or niche-industry coverage · Bursty usage that needs credits to roll over

Capabilities

  • Chrome extension pulls email and phone from LinkedIn, Sales Navigator and Recruiter profiles
  • Bulk extraction from LinkedIn search-result and list pages
  • Searchable B2B contact database usable without browsing LinkedIn
  • CSV bulk enrichment from 1,000 to 50,000 rows depending on plan
  • Standalone email verifier with 5,000 to 20,000 credits by plan
  • REST API at 5,000 to 20,000 calls per day on paid tiers

Ratings & reviews

4.6
173 reviews ↗

👍 Pros

Fast email lookup from LinkedIn Low bounce rate on work emails Chrome extension is frictionless Several email options per contact Cheap versus ZoomInfo and Lusha

👎 Cons

Some data outdated or wrong Credits burned on bad data Auto-renewal and refund disputes Support rated below the product Personal emails and phones patchy

Pricing

TierPriceCredits / moNotes
FreeFree501 seat. Phone numbers stay locked until you pay, and free access is gated by LinkedIn account age and activity.
Basic$39/mo2,0001 seat, 1,000-row CSV enrichment, 5,000 verifier credits. $29/mo billed annually.
Professional$79/mo5,0003 seats, 5,000-row CSV enrichment, API at 5,000 calls/day. $59/mo billed annually.
Organization$119/mo12,00015 seats, 50,000-row CSV enrichment, API at 20,000 calls/day. $89/mo billed annually.

The honest take

Where it breaks

Billing is the most consistent complaint, not data. Nine of the 69 Capterra reviews are one-star and cluster on auto-renewal without warning, refused refunds and blocked accounts rather than accuracy. Credits also expire every cycle with no rollover. On data, work emails hold up but personal emails and mobiles are patchy, and roughly a quarter of reviewers who mention accuracy report stale records. It is a manual per-profile tool with no automation, so it does not scale into a pipeline.

The verdict

SalesQL is the cheapest honest way to get emails and phones off LinkedIn at small scale, and its 1-credit-per-profile model with free phone numbers genuinely undercuts tools that bill mobiles at 5 to 15 credits. The 4.6 on G2 across 173 reviews is real, though Capterra's 4.2 across 69 is more barbell-shaped than it looks: 48 five-star reviews against 9 one-star. Buy it for manual SDR or recruiting work under a few thousand lookups a month, read the auto-renewal terms first, and pair it with a dedicated phone provider if mobiles are the point.

FAQ

How does SalesQL charge credits?

One credit buys one contact that returns at least one email, no matter how many emails come back. Phone numbers cost no additional credit on paid plans, and nothing is charged when a lookup finds nothing.

Does SalesQL find mobile numbers?

Yes, on paid plans, bundled into the same 1-credit profile lookup. Reviewers rate the phone data below the work emails, so treat it as a cheap extra rather than a primary phone source.

What does SalesQL cost?

Free gives 50 credits a month. Paid starts at $39/mo for 2,000 credits, then $79 for 5,000 and $119 for 12,000. Annual billing takes 25% off every tier.

Do unused credits roll over?

No. Credits expire at the end of every billing cycle on both monthly and annual plans, so buying ahead of demand wastes spend.

Is the free plan really free?

It exists but it is gated. The vendor applies tighter limits to new or inactive LinkedIn accounts to curb abuse, and some users report being asked for ID to unblock access.

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