AeroLeads

AeroLeads is a B2B prospecting tool for sales teams, recruiters, and marketers who need to find contacts, fill gaps in existing lists, or check email addresses. Its combination of search, enrichment, verification, and one-time credit packs suits project-based work; the small free allowance makes it less compelling for ongoing prospecting without a paid pack.

Overview

AeroLeads brings a database of more than 750 million profiles together with tools to find decision-makers, retrieve contact details, and enrich records. Filters for role, seniority, company size, industry, and location help narrow a search, while CSV and LinkedIn URL uploads let users work from names and companies or profiles they already have.

Usage is metered in credits: a verified business email costs one credit, a phone number costs five, and an unsuccessful lookup costs nothing. That makes email discovery relatively economical, but phone-heavy research uses a pack quickly. Email verification can check one address or a list, with results categorized as valid, risky, or invalid.

Key features

Find and enrich contacts

Search filters and list enrichment serve different prospecting needs in one product: users can build a targeted list from scratch or add missing emails and phone numbers to an existing one. Bulk search supports larger batches, and contacts can be downloaded as CSV or sent to supported CRM and campaign tools, including HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Zoho CRM, Freshsales, and Mailchimp.

Verification, extension, and API

Email verification helps teams separate valid addresses from risky or invalid ones before using a list. The Chrome extension can find business and personal emails as well as direct phone numbers, and export results to CSV or Excel. API documentation covers LinkedIn profile details and finding a prospect's email from a name and company, giving teams a route to automate those lookup tasks.

The extension's Chrome Web Store listing says it does not identify users or track usage, and that AeroLeads does not own data users add. AeroLeads also says its services comply with GDPR and that it applies GDPR requirements worldwide. Support is offered by site chat, email, and WhatsApp, with the company saying it usually replies within a few hours.

Pricing

The free plan costs nothing, requires no credit card, and provides 10 credits with access to the full database. That is enough to try limited searches, but it is a narrow allowance for regular list building, especially when phone numbers use five credits each. There is no free trial.

Paid options are one-time purchases rather than recurring monthly subscriptions. Take Off costs $49, paid once and includes 2,000 credits, up to 2,000 business emails, or up to 400 personal phone numbers. It is the entry point for a discrete project or occasional prospecting. Climb costs $149, paid once for 8,000 credits, up to 8,000 business emails, or up to 1,600 personal phone numbers; it suits larger list work. Cruise costs $299, paid once and provides 20,000 credits, up to 20,000 business emails, or up to 4,000 personal phone numbers, making it the broadest stated allowance for substantial batches.

The email and phone maxima reflect different credit costs, so they are alternatives within the credit balance rather than additive quotas. The one-time structure avoids a stated recurring commitment, but teams that need a predictable monthly allowance may prefer a subscription-based service. The published paid-from figure is 49 /mo, while the entry package itself is priced as a one-time 49.00 USD purchase.

Platforms

AeroLeads is available through the web app, a Chrome extension, and an API. That mix covers manual research, browser-based discovery, and integrations into workflows built around API lookups. It is a practical range for teams with different working habits, though the extension is specifically for Chrome.

Who it's for

AeroLeads is best suited to sales, recruiting, and marketing teams that need searchable B2B contacts, list enrichment, or email checks, particularly when work comes in batches and a one-time credit purchase is convenient. It is less suited to users who need a generous free quota or a clearly recurring monthly plan, and phone-heavy users should account for the five-credit cost of each number.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Search, enrichment, and email verification are combined, so users can find prospects and improve existing lists in one service.
• Pros: Failed lookups consume no credits, and the web, extension, API, CSV export, and named CRM integrations offer several ways to use the results.
• Pros: Paid packs are one-time purchases, which can fit teams with occasional or project-based prospecting.
• Cons: The free plan's 10 credits are restrictive for continued use, especially for phone searches at five credits each.
• Cons: The larger paid packs require a higher upfront purchase, and the one-time format may not suit teams seeking a recurring monthly credit allocation.

Alternatives

Email Finder Software is a useful place to compare tools if AeroLeads' credit-pack approach does not fit your needs.

Choose ContactOut if you want a free 10-credit plan and are evaluating a Team or API option with bulk access to 700M+ profiles and Salesforce and ATS integrations. Consider Datagma if its free plan's monthly allowance of 3 phones and 90 emails, plus one seat, API access, and WhatsApp integration, better matches your small-scale needs.

Findymail may suit users who want a free trial and a monthly plan with separate Finder and bonus Verifier credits. GetEmail.io is another option to compare for a free plan with 10 credits per month, CSV download, and API access.

Choose GetProspect if its free allowance of 50 valid emails and 100 verifications better fits your initial workload. Hunter offers a free monthly plan with 50 credits and basic Discover filters. LeadLeaper is another email-finding option with a $29 a month Starter plan. MailTooth offers free credits for checks and a one-time Starter plan.

Verdict

AeroLeads is a strong fit for teams that need contact search, list enrichment, and email verification together and can buy credits in occasional batches. Its failed-lookups policy and one-time packs help control project costs, while the broad access options suit both individual research and API workflows. Look elsewhere if you need a substantial free allowance, recurring monthly credits, or frequent phone discovery that would make the five-credit cost per number difficult to manage.