Leadistry vs Kaspr
Kaspr is a LinkedIn-first contact data tool. Its Chrome extension shows a prospect's email and phone number on their profile, priced per user with credits for each kind of contact, and there is a free plan to start on. It is best for sales teams and recruiters working from LinkedIn, especially with European contacts. Leadistry starts a step earlier: it finds UK companies on the public record, checks each website and email, and writes and sends the first email, from £29 a month. Every Kaspr figure below comes from Kaspr's own pages.
Leadistry vs Kaspr
Side by side · 8 dimensionsEvery Kaspr figure above comes from Kaspr's own public pages, kaspr.io/pricing and kaspr.io, each read on the date shown. Prices and plans change. If anything here is out of date, tell us and we will correct it. Last checked 7 October 2026.
When each one wins.
The honest verdict · no fake winnerWhen Kaspr is the better choice
Pick Kaspr if your prospecting lives inside LinkedIn. You already know who you are after, you work profile by profile, and what you need is the contact details, above all phone numbers. Kaspr names sales and recruitment teams as its audience, and its European data is its focus. Its free plan is a low-risk way to try it.
When Leadistry is the better choice
Pick Leadistry if your problem is finding the right UK companies at all. LinkedIn does not tell you whose accounts are coming due or whose website fails basic checks; the public record and the company's own site do. Leadistry turns that into leads with a checked, company-published email and the director's name when it is on the public record, and writes and sends the first email. £29 a month, and nothing is priced per user.
What Leadistry does that Kaspr does not.
From their own pages- Finds the companies for you from the UK public record, with a reason to write. Kaspr shows contact details for people you have found on LinkedIn.
- Writes and sends the first email from your own mailbox. Kaspr's plans list lead management, enrichment, integrations and dialers, not sending.
- Prices the account, not each user. Kaspr charges per user, per month.
Frequently asked questions.
QuestionsIs Leadistry cheaper than Kaspr?
For one person, yes on the entry price. As published on kaspr.io/pricing on 7 October 2026, Kaspr has a free plan with small monthly credits, then Starter at €59 and Business at €99 per user a month, renewing monthly, each with credits by type and export caps. Leadistry is priced by the lead, with no seats: £29, £69 and £139 a month for 900, 2,400 and 6,000 leads. Every lead has a website we opened and a checked email, and misses are never charged.
Does Leadistry send the emails?
Yes. The AI writes the first email to each company, using its dated reason, and it goes from your own Gmail, Outlook or other mailbox, starting at 5 a day while the mailbox warms up. You approve each email, or switch on Autopilot. Kaspr's plans are for finding contact details and passing them to your other tools.
Which suits UK-focused prospecting better?
It depends where your prospecting starts. If it starts from a known person on LinkedIn and you want their phone number, Kaspr fits, and Leadistry gives no number for a person. If it starts from which UK companies to contact this week, Leadistry fits: public record search, checked company-published emails, and the first email written and sent. Priced per lead, in pounds.
How do I opt out of Kaspr?
Kaspr handles removal from its own database: use the privacy or opt-out route published on kaspr.io, because no other company can action a request about Kaspr's data. If you are looking to remove a company or your details from Leadistry instead, the public form at leadistry.co.uk/remove-company does it in one step, without an account, and the suppression is permanent.
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No card, no demo. A two-minute chat with the AI builds your first agent. Nothing sends until you approve it, or until you switch on Autopilot.