A B2B contact and company data platform with direct dials, emails, buying signals and a credit-based price list that is public.
Lusha sells business contact data: emails, direct phone numbers and company details, searched in its workspace or through a Chrome extension, API or MCP connection. Credits are spent when you reveal an email or a phone number.
Found numbers in Lusha? See who will pick up before you dial.
Lusha sells business contact data: emails, direct phone numbers and company details, searched in its workspace or through a Chrome extension, API or MCP connection. Credits are spent when you reveal an email or a phone number.
Its site lists 117M+ direct dials in its database. Lusha also publishes its prices, which makes it easy to work out what a call list costs before you export it.
Lusha is a good match for a small sales team, or a rep who prospects from LinkedIn, that would rather see the price list before talking to anyone. Credits are spent only when you reveal a contact, one for an email and five for a phone number, so it is easy to estimate what a list will cost. The free plan, with 40 credits a month, lets you test the data first.
Free plan with 40 credits a month. Paid plans are Starter ($49.90 a month for 400 credits), Professional ($69.90 for 600) and Premium ($399.90 for 3,400), as listed monthly. Billed yearly, the page shows them as $37.45, $52.45 and $299.95 a month. An email reveal costs 1 credit and a phone reveal costs 5 credits.
Prices from Lusha’s own pricing page. Check there before you buy.
Each phone number in Lusha costs 5 credits to reveal, so it is worth finding out which revealed numbers are worth calling before they go into a dialer. Checking the export sorts them into High chance, Low chance and Bad data.
Lusha is a B2B contact and company data platform. You search it in its workspace or through a Chrome extension, API or MCP connection, and spend credits to reveal an email or a phone number. Its site lists 117M+ direct dials and 26 buying signals such as funding and hiring.
Per its pricing page, revealing a phone number costs 5 credits and revealing an email costs 1. Because credits are spent only when you reveal a contact, you can estimate what a call list will cost before you export it.
Yes. Its pricing page lists a Free plan with 40 credits a month, and paid plans called Starter, Professional and Premium. At 5 credits per phone reveal, 40 credits covers eight numbers, so it is a way to test the data rather than run a list.
A small sales team, or a rep who prospects from LinkedIn, that would rather see a price list before talking to anyone. It is a poorer fit for a team dialing thousands of numbers a month on a small plan, because phone reveals use credits quickly.
Direct dials. Its CSV export has Phone 1 and Phone 2 columns, each with a phone type. Its homepage quotes a phone accuracy figure, but nothing we read says how likely a particular contact is to answer a call.
Reveal the contacts first, because only revealed contacts appear in a CSV. Then select up to 150 from search and choose Export to CSV, or export from a table, which has its own limits in the guide. Large exports arrive as a download link by email, valid for 24 hours.
Its integrations page lists CRMs such as Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Zoho CRM and monday CRM, plus Outreach, Salesloft, Nooks, Clay, Zapier, Make, n8n, Gong and Bullhorn. It also offers a Chrome extension, an API and MCP.
No. Since Lusha exports only revealed contacts, you reveal first, export the CSV and upload that, or send the rows to the API. The check covers US phone numbers only. You can start with 250 contacts free, and no card is required.
A reveal tells you a number exists. Checking the export shows which revealed numbers are worth calling before they go into a dialer, sorted into High chance, Low chance and Bad data, so you can leave contacts unlikely to answer out of the dial list.
Upload the CSV and check the Phone 1 column; Phone 2 is there for Bad data contacts if you want a second try. Send High chance contacts to your dialer or to Nooks or Outreach, use multi-channel steps for Low chance, and email for Bad data and Email & LinkedIn.
Ask your AI tool who on your list will pick up. Every contact comes back High chance, Low chance or Bad data, with the best way to reach them.
No card required. US phone numbers only.
