LeadRocks - Plus exclusive

Most outbound stalls because the list is stale, the contacts bounce, or the targeting was too broad to begin with. LeadRocks goes after the input side of that problem: a B2B prospect database of 100 million records that you can filter to a clean CSV in a few minutes. That's where the moat sits for any decent prospecting tool.

What LeadRocks actually does

Under the hood it's a search-and-export workflow built on top of a contact warehouse. You define who you want, the platform returns matches with the contact data attached, and you push those records somewhere they can do work — your CRM, a sequencer, a recruiting tool, whatever sits at the front of your outbound stack. The filters lean into firmographics, which is where most B2B targeting breaks. The contact data is the part that costs money to maintain, and the part that competing free tools quietly skimp on.

• Search 100M+ B2B contacts by job title, company name or URL, location, industry, and team size
• Get email addresses, phone numbers, and LinkedIn profile URLs on matched records
• Export results to a CSV ready for your CRM or any outbound automation tool
• Verify emails against monthly verification credits included from the second tier up
• Run email campaigns from inside the same account using the included marketing seats
• Hit the email verification API directly when you'd rather automate the check inside another workflow

Who it's built for

If you're running outbound for a small sales team, an agency that books leads for clients, or a recruiter mining specific titles and industries, LeadRocks gives you a B2B database that pays for itself the first time you'd have otherwise written a monthly check for prospect data. The economics tip for the people who actually burn through their credits — which means the buyers most likely to be disappointed are the ones who stack codes and then send fifty emails a quarter. Heavy senders, recruiters working niche industries, and outbound-led founders are the ones who'll feel the ROI inside the first month. Casual users won't. Inside an agency, the seats from the higher tiers also let a couple of operators run their own campaigns without juggling shared logins.

The deal

Entry is $89 for one code, which gets you 7,500 contact credits per month. Step up the stack and credits scale linearly: ten codes runs $890 and pulls 75,000 contact credits, 50,000 email verifications, and five marketing seats. The right buy is the smallest tier you'll actually use, because buying ahead of the volume just leaves credits sitting on the shelf. The one piece of advice worth taking from anyone who's bought a contact database before: model your monthly burn first, then pick the tier. If your outbound runs at the kind of pace where monthly prospect-data bills are already a fixed line, you can [grab the LeadRocks deal on AppSumo](https://www.grabltd.com/recommends/appsumo-leadrocks-plus-exclusive/) before it rotates off.