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Leadistry compared with 10 other lead tools, by name.
Some were built for the whole world and some for the UK. Each page names the tool, quotes its prices from its own website with the date we checked, and says when it is the better choice.
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The big global tools against Leadistry, when you sell to British companies.
The global toolsLeadistry
What you pay forA seat per person per month, in dollars, used or not.Finished leads, in pounds. An unfinished one costs nothing.
Where the data comes fromBought in from brokers and contributed address books. You usually cannot tell which.The government's own company register and the company's own website. Every fact traceable.
UK coverageBritain is a slice of a worldwide database, so depth here is patchy.Only Britain, and all of it: every company on the public record, 5.9 million of them.
Why you're emailing todayA score, or a guess from browsing behaviour. Nothing you can put in a sentence.Something that actually happened, with the date. “Your accounts are due on 14 September.”
UK marketing lawBuilt for American rules, which are looser. Sole traders get emailed by accident.Built for UK rules. Sole traders held back automatically, and every email says where the details came from.
Getting startedBook a demo, talk to sales, learn a filter builder.Price on the page, sign up yourself, describe your customer in a sentence.
Every line on our side is something you can check for yourself. Where the data comes from
When they are the better choice
- Several countries
- Mobile numbers
- A team of ten in one system
- New companies within days
If you sell in several countries, need mobile numbers, or run a team of ten in one big system, buy one of the global tools instead. If you want new companies within days of registering, Endole and NewcoSignal list them and we do not. If you sell to British businesses and want a dated reason to email each one, use us.
Tool-by-tool, with sources.
NAMED COMPARISONS · 10 PUBLISHEDOne page per tool. Every figure comes from their own public pages, and we name the source and the date we checked it.
01 · PublishedLeadistry vs ApolloA sales platform with a contact database, sequences and a dialer, priced per seat.Read it, with sources →02 · PublishedLeadistry vs EndoleUK company data, credit reports and lists of newly incorporated companies.Read it, with sources →03 · PublishedLeadistry vs NewcoSignalAlerts on new and changing UK companies, formerly NewcoHunter, with a free plan.Read it, with sources →04 · PublishedLeadistry vs CompaniesHouseLeads.comCompanies House search with researched contacts and email drafts that you send yourself.Read it, with sources →05 · PublishedLeadistry vs SiftraLocal UK businesses from Google Maps, with phone numbers and Google ratings.Read it, with sources →06 · PublishedLeadistry vs CognismSales intelligence with mobile numbers, sold on a quote in packages of 5 seats.Read it, with sources →07 · PublishedLeadistry vs LushaEmails and phone numbers for the people you search for, on a free or paid plan.Read it, with sources →08 · PublishedLeadistry vs ZoomInfoEnterprise contact and company data, priced on request by licences and credits.Read it, with sources →09 · PublishedLeadistry vs UpLeadA contact database of 200M+ leads, with emails verified on export.Read it, with sources →10 · PublishedLeadistry vs KasprYou find people on LinkedIn. Its extension shows their email and phone number.Read it, with sources →
SOURCED & VERIFIEDEvery claim carries a citationPublic pricing pages, captured the day we checked them. Tell us about an error and we will fix it.
The cheapest comparison is 25 free leads.
01Priced in poundsPer delivered lead, not per seat. Unfinished leads cost nothing.
02One country, all of itEvery active company on the UK public record.
03A reason with a dateSomething that happened, and when, in a sentence you can send.
No card · 25 free leads · 25 free emails