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Anymail Finder vs emailfinder.dev

Both stand on email finder software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

Anymail Finder

Free plan APIExtensionWeb

Anymail Finder offers several search routes and charges credits based on verification outcomes and email type. Consider the credit expiry and shared-database privacy terms before uploading or searching contact lists.

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emailfinder.dev

Free plan APIExtensionWeb

emailfinder.dev combines professional email discovery with live verification, monthly credits, and API-based workflows. Its integrations and rollover rule support ongoing use, while users remain responsible for judging whether returned data is suitable.

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The facts

	Anymail Finder	emailfinder.dev
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	API, Extension, Web	API, Extension, Web
Lowest paid plan	400 credits: $29 a month	Starter: €19 a month
Plans published	11	4
Maker	Anymail Finder	Not published
Website	anymailfinder.com	emailfinder.dev
On email finder software	#2 of 33	#6 of 33

Anymail Finder: what it does well

Unverified searches do not consume credits
Bulk CSV or Excel uploads support up to 100,000 rows
Unlimited team members share a credit pool
REST API supports bulk jobs delivered by webhook

What to know first

Monthly plans start at $29 a month
Credits expire after the billing period when a subscription is canceled
Verified business contact information may be shared with other customers

emailfinder.dev: what it does well

Live SMTP verification
Credits charged for verified results
Credits roll over during active subscriptions
REST API and browser extension
1,000 requests per minute listed

What to know first

Paid plans start at €19 a month
Data is provided without accuracy guarantees
Credits depend on subscription activity
Intended exclusively for professionals

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