Leadistry vs Lusha
Lusha gives you verified emails and phone numbers for the people and companies you search for, paid for in credits. Its free plan has 40 credits a month, and paid plans start at $37.45 a month billed yearly for 4,800 credits a year. It is best for sales teams that already know who they want to reach. Leadistry starts a step earlier: it finds UK companies in Companies House data, checks each website and email, and writes and sends the first email, from £29 a month.
Leadistry vs Lusha
Side by side · 8 dimensionsEvery Lusha figure above comes from Lusha's own public page, lusha.com/pricing, 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 If anything here is out of date, tell us and we will correct it.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 Lusha is the better choice
Pick Lusha if you already know the people you want and need their emails and phone numbers. Its free plan needs no card, and its paid plans add bulk enrichment, intent topics and an API. If phone numbers matter, Lusha has them and Leadistry does not.
When Leadistry is the better choice
Pick Leadistry if your problem is finding the right UK companies at all. You describe who you sell to once, and Leadistry finds matching UK companies in Companies House data, each with a website we opened, an email we checked and a dated reason to write. The AI writes the first email and sends it from your own mailbox. It is priced in pounds, by the lead.
What Leadistry does that Lusha does not.
From their own pages- Finds the companies for you from the Companies House record, each with a dated reason to write. Lusha gives contact details for the people and companies you search for.
- Prices in pounds by the lead. Lusha prices in US dollars by the credit.
- Has no seats. Lusha's plans list 1 seat, 2 free seats or 5 free seats.
Frequently asked questions.
QuestionsIs Leadistry cheaper than Lusha?
The entry prices are close, and they buy different things. Leadistry's lowest paid plan is £29 a month billed monthly, or £290 a year, for 900 leads a month. Lusha's lowest paid plan is $37.45 a month billed yearly for 4,800 credits a year (lusha.com/pricing, 7 October 2026), and it also has a free plan with 40 credits a month. A Lusha credit buys contact details for someone you have found. A Leadistry lead is a whole UK company found for you, with a checked website and email.
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. Lusha also lists automated email sequences on its plans, so the difference is where the companies come from: Leadistry finds them for you, with a reason to write to each.
Which is better for UK prospecting?
It depends where you start. If you start from a person you already know and want their phone number, Lusha fits, and Leadistry sells no phone data. If you start from which UK companies to write to this week, Leadistry fits: it searches the Companies House record by industry, area and reason, then checks and writes to each company.
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From the blog25 free leads from the Companies House public record.
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.