Scrapybird mines a lead source most outbound teams ignore: Twitter. Point it at an account's followers or the people who liked a tweet, and it extracts B2B email addresses along with Twitter metadata for context. There is nothing to configure on the platform side, no Twitter account or proxies required, and scraping itself is unlimited; you pay only for verified emails, which keeps list quality economics honest.
Scrapybird is built for cold email practitioners and growth marketers who want audience-based targeting: the followers of a competitor, a niche influencer, or a community account are, in effect, a pre-qualified interest list. That makes it especially effective in developer tools, SaaS, crypto, and creator-economy niches where the audience lives on Twitter. It works best paired with a sending platform, since Scrapybird handles sourcing rather than outreach itself. Plans start at $49 per month on Basic, with Starter at $99 and Business at $299. Listed alternatives include Captain Data, Lead Scrape, Octoparse, and Automatio, which are general scraping platforms; Scrapybird's edge is being purpose-built for the Twitter-to-email workflow.
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