GiveMeLeads Review

GiveMeLeads is a Chrome extension for pulling leads out of LinkedIn Sales Navigator and attaching verified work emails to them, aimed at teams who currently do this by hand. This review covers what the vendor's own site and pricing page verify, what's missing from public view, and who the tool actually fits.

Verdict at a glance

What kind of tool is GiveMeLeads?

GiveMeLeads sits in the LinkedIn scraping and email-finding niche alongside tools like Evaboot and Wiza, rather than in the broader sales-intelligence category occupied by Apollo or ZoomInfo. It doesn't maintain its own contact database; instead, it automates the export of whatever list you've already built inside LinkedIn Sales Navigator, then runs each contact through what it calls a waterfall enrichment process — checking multiple email-finding providers in sequence until one returns a verified work email, rather than relying on a single source.

The vendor claims 80%+ verified emails per export and cites a drop in cold email bounce rate from 12% to under 2% in one customer's case, plus a reduction in list-building time from roughly 3 hours to 15 minutes. These are vendor-published customer testimonials on the pricing page, not figures we independently tested or that appear in any audited case study, so treat them as directional rather than guaranteed.

How it works

You install the Chrome extension, connect a LinkedIn account, and run a normal Sales Navigator search. GiveMeLeads then extracts the results in one click, cleans the data (standardizing names, filtering irrelevant entries, normalizing company fields), and runs the waterfall email lookup on each contact. The output is a CSV you can drop into a sequencer. A free tier offers 20 leads with no credit card required, which is enough to sample the export quality and email hit rate before paying.

GiveMeLeads pricing (2026)

The credit math matters here because the sticker price understates cost per usable lead. Per the vendor's own credit table: exporting a lead costs 1 credit, and finding a verified work email costs another 1 credit, so a fully enriched lead (export + email) runs 2 credits. That puts Basic at roughly $0.14 per enriched lead on monthly billing ($35 / 250 leads), improving to about $0.116 annually. Premium works out to about $0.079 per lead monthly, or $0.065 annually — noticeably better unit economics if your volume justifies the higher tier. If you only need email verification on a list you already have (0.5 credit each), the per-contact cost drops further. Note also that every plan lists "1 account per plan (1 connected LinkedIn account)" on the pricing page, which sits oddly next to the advertised multi-account scraping feature — worth clarifying with sales before assuming a team can run several LinkedIn seats under one plan.

What we could and couldn't verify

We verified pricing, credit structure, and feature descriptions directly from GiveMeLeads' own site and pricing page. What we could not verify: independent third-party sentiment. There is no G2 or Capterra listing we could find, and Trustpilot returned no accessible review page. The Chrome Web Store listing for the extension shows exactly one rating (5 stars) across 702 installed users — a sample too small to draw any conclusion from. The three customer quotes on the pricing page (from named founders at GyoGyo, Enord, and Hover) are vendor-published testimonials, not reviews on an independent platform, so we're citing them as marketing claims rather than verified outcomes. If you can't find independent reviews for a tool either, that itself is useful information before you commit budget.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Clear, published credit-based pricing with a free 20-lead tier to test before paying
• Waterfall enrichment across multiple providers is a sounder approach than a single email-lookup source
• Purpose-built for the specific Sales Navigator export workflow rather than a broad, harder-to-learn platform
• Data cleaning (name/company normalization) addresses a real pain point in manual exports

Cons

• No independent review presence found on G2, Capterra, or Trustpilot to validate vendor claims
• Chrome Web Store rating sample (1 review) is too small to mean anything
• Marketed multi-account scraping appears to conflict with the "1 account per plan" pricing note
• No public contact database — output quality depends entirely on the quality of your Sales Navigator search and seat

GiveMeLeads alternatives

• Evaboot — a similarly focused Sales Navigator export and enrichment tool; GiveMeLeads' own blog positions itself against it directly.
• Wiza — established Sales Navigator-to-CSV exporter with a longer public track record and broader email-finding coverage.
• Findymail — a waterfall-style email finder and verifier that can be used standalone or alongside a separate scraper.
• Apollo — a full sales intelligence platform with its own contact database, sequencing, and enrichment, at a higher price and steeper learning curve.
• ZoomInfo — enterprise-grade data and intent platform for teams needing broader coverage than a LinkedIn-only export can provide.

Who should use GiveMeLeads — and who shouldn't

Good fit: founders and small teams already comfortable building searches in LinkedIn Sales Navigator who want a faster, cleaner export-plus-email workflow than copy-pasting manually; outbound agencies running one-off list pulls for clients at low volume.

Poor fit: teams that need a standalone contact database rather than a Sales Navigator companion tool; anyone requiring audited third-party deliverability or accuracy data before purchase, since none is publicly available yet; teams planning to run several LinkedIn seats under a single plan, given the account-limit note on the pricing page.