Contact lookup tool
LeadNumbers vs Lusha
The short answer
Lusha built its name on a browser extension that reveals contact details one profile at a time. It is convenient for ad-hoc lookups, but building a calling list that way means hundreds of manual reveals, credit limits on direct numbers, and no timing or context on the records. LeadNumbers does the building for you: matched prospects with personal mobiles or direct dials, verified emails, LinkedIn profiles, best local call windows and event context, delivered to your inbox and CRM every business morning.
Side by side
Lusha vs LeadNumbers, point by point
| Point | Lusha | LeadNumbers |
|---|---|---|
| How you build a list | Reveal contacts one at a time through an extension, or bulk-export against credit limits. | Describe your ideal customer once. Matched prospects arrive every business morning, deduped against everything we have sent. |
| Phone standard | Direct numbers consume credits and coverage varies by region. | Personal mobiles and direct dials only, as the baseline. No switchboards, no main lines. |
| Call timing | Not provided. | Best local call window on every record. |
| Context | Basic firmographics. | Event and timing context per prospect, so the first line of the call is already written. |
| Bad records | Credits spent on reveals are gone. | Free replacements on any record that does not meet the standard. |
Who each suits
An honest split
Lusha suits you if
Reps who occasionally need to find one person's details while browsing LinkedIn, and teams with very low monthly volume.
LeadNumbers suits you if
Teams with a defined customer profile who want a full, deduped calling list delivered daily rather than assembling one profile at a time.
Switching
Why teams move to LeadNumbers
- 01
One-at-a-time reveals do not scale to a real calling program.
- 02
Credit limits keep deciding how much pipeline you build.
- 03
You want timing and context on records, not just contact fields.
- 04
You want replacements, not spent credits, when a record is wrong.
FAQ
Questions buyers ask
Is LeadNumbers a Lusha alternative?
Yes, for teams who need volume rather than occasional lookups. Lusha suits one-off reveals. LeadNumbers delivers a complete, matched, deduped list every business morning with a personal mobile or direct dial on every record.
Do you have a browser extension?
No. We deliver prospects straight to your inbox and CRM, so there is nothing to reveal and no extension to manage.
What does it cost?
Self-serve delivery starts at 10 cents per prospect with a mobile or direct dial included. The Daily 100 delivers 100 matched prospects every business morning for $99 a month.
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