Cleanlist vs Prospeo

Yes, that is Prospeo's core feature. It bulk-exports a Sales Navigator search into verified emails through its Chrome extension and API, and it does it cleanly. Cleanlist also ingests Sales Navigator exports, but then runs each contact through 15+ providers, triple verification, and optional phone enrichment, so you get a scored, CRM-ready list rather than just an email column.

For pure email finding, yes. Prospeo starts at $39/mo for 1,000 credits, refills 75 email credits and 100 Chrome extension credits every month for free, and only charges a credit when it finds a valid contact. Cleanlist starts at $79/mo for 1,500 credits but bundles multi-provider enrichment, catch-all detection, phone, ICP scoring, and CRM sync, so it is a finder versus a full enrichment workflow, not a straight price-for-price match.

Yes. Prospeo has a mobile number finder, though each mobile costs 10 credits and is typically pulled one profile at a time through the Chrome extension. Cleanlist enriches phone numbers across an entire uploaded list in the same run as email, so you are not paying per lookup or working profile by profile when you need phones at volume.

Prospeo connects to CRMs and outreach tools mainly through its API, Chrome extension, and automation platforms like Zapier, so you often route contacts through a middle layer or a CSV. Cleanlist is built around the handoff: any input becomes an enriched, verified list that pushes into your CRM, so the enrichment and the sync are one workflow instead of two.

Cleanlist actually includes Prospeo as one of 15+ providers in its waterfall, plus adds Findymail, Wiza, Lusha, and 11 others. So Cleanlist's email match rate matches or exceeds Prospeo on every lookup, and adds phone numbers, ICP scoring, and triple verification that Prospeo doesn't offer.

No. Prospeo is an email-only finder. If you need direct dials, Cleanlist's waterfall queries multiple phone providers (Lusha, Findymail, etc.) for an 85% phone match rate on B2B contacts. For email-only use cases at low volume, Prospeo works fine, but most outbound teams need both.

At entry tier, Prospeo's $39/mo Starter (1,000 emails) is cheaper than Cleanlist's $79/mo Starter (1,500 emails). But Cleanlist's $79 plan includes phone enrichment, ICP scoring, and Smart Agents, features Prospeo doesn't offer at any price. Most teams replace Prospeo + a phone tool + a verifier with Cleanlist alone.

You can, but you don't need to. Cleanlist already queries Prospeo as one of its 15+ waterfall providers, so the data Prospeo would return is already part of Cleanlist's results. Layering them adds cost without lift.

No. Prospeo uses single-pass email verification, which doesn't reliably detect catch-all domains (which validate but bounce 20-40% of the time). Cleanlist's triple verification specifically flags catch-all domains so you can decide whether to send.