Prospeo vs Hunter.io (2026): Pricing, Credits & Verdict

Prospeo is a B2B contact database with built-in email finding, verification, mobile numbers, and intent data, but its credits are priced per seat. Hunter.io is a simpler email finder and verifier that pools credits across unlimited team members. At the same $49/month price point in 2026, Hunter.io covers your whole team; Prospeo covers one user.

Prospeo vs Hunter.io: Pricing and Plans Compared (2026)

Tool	Plan	Monthly Price	Credits	Best For
Prospeo	Starter	$49/mo ($37/mo billed yearly)	2,000/mo per seat	Solo reps wanting a bundled contact database
Prospeo	Growth	$99/mo ($74/mo billed yearly)	5,000/mo per seat	Teams wanting CRM sync and intent signals
Prospeo	Pro	$249/mo ($187/mo billed yearly)	15,000/mo per seat	Agencies running high-volume enrichment
Hunter.io	Starter	$49/mo ($34/mo billed yearly)	2,000/mo shared across the account	Small teams wanting simple email finding
Hunter.io	Growth	$149/mo ($104/mo billed yearly)	10,000/mo shared across the account	Growing teams that need volume, not more seats

How much does Prospeo cost vs Hunter.io in 2026?

Prospeo starts at $49/month for 2,000 credits per seat ($37/month billed yearly), scaling to $249/month for 15,000 credits on the Pro plan, per Prospeo's pricing page. Hunter.io starts at the same $49/month for 2,000 credits, but that pool is shared across unlimited team members, per Hunter's pricing page.

Credit model: per-seat pricing vs a shared team pool

Prospeo charges per user. Add a second rep and you buy a second Starter, Growth, or Pro subscription at full price. Hunter.io charges per account instead. Every plan, including the $49/month Starter tier, includes unlimited team members sharing one credit pool, per Hunter's pricing page.

For a two-person team prospecting at Starter volume, that's roughly $98/month on Prospeo versus $49/month on Hunter.io for the same 2,000 monthly credits. Hunter.io is the better deal the moment more than one person touches the tool. Prospeo only wins that math for a solo user who needs the extra filters.

Which tool has better data coverage and integrations?

Prospeo's paid plans unlock up to 41 search filters, 12 intent-signal topics, and a verified mobile-number finder, none of which Hunter.io offers, per Prospeo's pricing page. Hunter.io counters with broader native integrations at a lower price: HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, and Zoho CRM connect starting on its $49/month Starter plan, while Prospeo holds HubSpot and Salesforce back until its $99/month Growth tier, per Hunter's integrations page and Prospeo's pricing page.

Neither company publishes an independent email-accuracy percentage. Hunter backs every plan with a no-waste guarantee: if a search returns no email, or a verification fails, no credit is deducted, per Hunter's pricing page.

Where each tool wins, and where it doesn't

Prospeo

• 45+ filters, intent data, and a Chrome extension bundle prospecting and enrichment into one seat
• Verified mobile numbers ship standard, a field Hunter.io doesn't offer at all
• CRM sync and job-change tracking sit behind the $99/month Growth plan, not Starter

Hunter.io

• Unlimited seats on every plan, so adding reps doesn't add cost
• Native HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, and Zoho integrations from the $49/month Starter tier
• No mobile-number finder and no intent-signal filtering. It's an email finder and verifier, not a full prospecting platform

If you're a solo founder building your first list, Prospeo's bundle is worth the per-seat premium. If you're a team of three or more splitting prospecting work, Hunter.io's shared pool makes Prospeo's per-user pricing hard to justify. Most agencies land in the second bucket.

Frequently Asked Questions

Tools like these still leave you doing the finding, verifying, and sending yourself. Modern Inbound runs that whole motion, sourcing, verification, copy, and inbox management, and has booked 3,000+ qualified B2B meetings doing it. If you'd rather hand off the credit math entirely, see our pay-per-lead pricing.

By Rishabh Ambasta, Founder, Modern Inbound.