Kaspr is a LinkedIn-first contact-data tool: a Chrome extension that reveals a prospect's contact details on their profile, priced per user with typed credit allowances, and a free plan to start. Leadistry starts one step earlier, finding the right UK companies on the public record before there is any profile to open. Every Kaspr figure below comes from Kaspr's own pricing page and homepage. Here is the honest comparison.
Every Kaspr figure above comes from Kaspr's own public pages: kaspr.io/pricing for plans, credit allowances and export caps, and the kaspr.io homepage for the database-size and audience claims, as published in July 2026. Prices and plans change; if anything here is out of date, tell us and we will correct it. Last checked 29 July 2026.
Pick Kaspr if your prospecting lives inside LinkedIn: you already know who you are after, you work profile by profile or list by list, and what you need is the contact details, especially mobile numbers, revealed in one click. Kaspr's stated audiences are sales teams, recruiters and founders working European contacts (kaspr.io), and its free plan with no card required is about as low-risk as trials get.
Pick Leadistry if your problem is finding the right UK companies in the first place. LinkedIn cannot tell you which firms incorporated in Manchester last month without a website, or whose accounts are due in 60 days; the public record can, and Leadistry turns that into delivered leads with a named director and a verified, company-published email, plus the outreach to contact them, for £10 a month with no per-user pricing.
As published on kaspr.io/pricing in July 2026: a free plan with small monthly credit allowances, then Starter from €45 and Business from €79 per user, per month on annual billing (more billed monthly), each with typed credit allowances and annual export caps. Leadistry has no seats or credit types: £10/month for 50 delivered UK leads, £25 for 200, £60 for 600, rolling monthly, outreach included, failed lookups auto-refunded.
That is not what it is built for. Kaspr reveals contact data for people you have already found on LinkedIn, and a company incorporated last week often has no LinkedIn presence at all yet. Finding companies by public record signals, incorporated in the last 90 days, filing deadline approaching, no website discoverable, requires Companies House data, which is exactly what Leadistry searches natively.
It depends on where your prospecting starts. If it starts from a known person on LinkedIn and you need their mobile number, Kaspr fits, and Leadistry sells no phone data at all. If it starts from "which UK companies should we contact this week", Leadistry fits: public record search, verified company-published emails, and PECR-permitted B2B email outreach built in, priced per delivered lead in pounds.