$49.90
per month for the Starter plan with 400 credits (annual: $37.45/month)
5x
credit cost for phone reveals vs. email reveals (5 credits vs. 1)
25%
savings on annual billing across all paid tiers
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Lusha pricing plans: what each tier costs

All plans below reflect Lusha's published pricing as of April 2026. Annual billing saves approximately 25%. Source: lusha.com/pricing.

Free
Free
$0 / 1 user
  • 40 credits/month
  • Email reveals (1 credit each)
  • Phone reveals (5 credits each)
  • Basic contact search
  • Chrome extension access
  • Limited CRM integration
Self-serve
Professional
From $69.90 / month (scales with credits)
  • 600 to 3,200 credits/month (configurable)
  • 2 users included
  • All Starter features
  • Advanced analytics
  • Bulk enrichment
  • Groups management
  • Additional CRM options (Bullhorn, Salesloft)
Self-serve
Premium
From $399.90 / month (scales with credits)
  • 3,400 to 8,200 credits/month (configurable)
  • 5 users included
  • All Professional features
  • Highest credit allocation tier
  • Priority support access
  • Suitable for teams with high-volume prospecting needs
Credit cost matters more than plan price. Phone reveals cost 5 credits each. Email reveals cost 1 credit. A full contact lookup (email plus phone) costs 6 credits total. On the Starter plan with 400 credits, that means roughly 67 full contact lookups per month, or 80 phone-only lookups. Teams running phone-heavy outreach will exhaust credits significantly faster than the plan suggests.

How Lusha's credit system works

Credits are the core billing unit. The cost per contact depends heavily on whether you need phone numbers, email only, or both. Understanding this split is critical to forecasting your actual spend.

Credit consumption rates
What each action costs in credits
  • Email reveal: 1 credit per contact
  • Phone reveal: 5 credits per contact
  • Full contact (email plus phone): 6 credits total
  • CSV export: 1 credit per 25 contacts
Rollover and renewal rules
What happens to unused credits
  • Monthly plans: unused credits roll over, capped at 2x monthly allocation
  • Annual plans: credits reset to zero on the renewal date, no rollover
  • No refunds for credits spent on invalid or bounced contacts
  • Renewal pricing may increase 8-15% annually without advance notice
What this means for your budget: On the Starter plan at $49.90/month with 400 credits, a phone-heavy SDR team doing 100 calls per week needs roughly 500 phone credits per month (100 reveals/week times 5 credits). That exceeds the Starter allocation in under a month. The Professional plan at $69.90/month with 600 credits gives slightly more headroom, but teams running more than 2 SDRs will likely need the Premium tier.

What asking Lusha's pricing agent changes

Before
  • Read the pricing page, assume 400 credits means 400 contacts per month
  • Discover after signing that phone reveals cost 5x more than email reveals
  • Run out of credits in week 2 because your team relies on phone outreach
  • Learn at renewal that pricing increased 8-15% with no advance notice
With the agent
  • Describe your outreach mix (phone vs. email), get a realistic credit consumption estimate in under a minute
  • Understand the 5x phone credit cost before committing to a plan tier
  • Know which plan fits your team's actual call and email volume before signing
  • Ask about renewal terms and credit rollover rules before your first contract
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Lusha pricing: frequently asked questions

Lusha offers four tiers: Free ($0, 40 credits/month), Starter ($49.90/month, 400 credits), Professional (from $69.90/month, 600-3,200 credits), and Premium (from $399.90/month, 3,400-8,200 credits). Annual billing saves approximately 25%. All prices are per-seat, and higher tiers include more users.
Phone reveals cost 5 credits each. Email reveals cost 1 credit. A full contact lookup that returns both email and phone costs 6 credits total. This means the Starter plan's 400 credits support roughly 67 full contact lookups or 80 phone-only lookups per month. Teams that rely primarily on phone outreach will consume credits 5x faster than email-only teams.
No. Lusha does not refund credits for contacts that return invalid phone numbers, disconnected lines, or bounced emails. Credits are consumed at the time of the reveal regardless of data accuracy. This is a key difference from competitors like UpLead and Lead411, which offer credit-back guarantees for bounced emails.
On monthly plans, unused credits roll over but are capped at 2x your monthly allocation. On annual plans, credits reset to zero on the renewal date with no rollover. Annual plans front-load credits for the year, so any unused balance at renewal is lost.
Lusha added engagement sequences on the Starter plan and above. However, it is primarily a data platform, not a full outreach suite. Teams that need advanced multi-channel sequences, email warm-up, and calling infrastructure may still need a separate tool alongside Lusha.
Users report 8-15% price increases at renewal without advance notice. Lusha does not guarantee pricing locks at renewal. Credit allocations can also change. Ask for renewal terms in writing before signing, and confirm whether your credit allocation is guaranteed for the renewal period.
Lusha's strongest coverage is in the US and UK, with roughly 155M profiles concentrated in those markets. Users consistently report 30-40% higher bounce rates on contacts in Continental Europe, APAC, and Latin America. Teams with significant international pipeline should validate coverage for their specific geographies before committing.