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PostPalMail vs Lusha

B2B contact database focused on verified phone numbers and emails, priced per credit.

PostPalMail
$7/mo
VS
Lusha
$29
per user / month for the Pro plan (annual billing) — reported entry pricing varies from $22–$49 depending on source and credit volume
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PostPalMail is an international email marketing platform that combines contact search, campaign sending, follow-up sequences and tracking into one flat-priced plan. Lusha is a B2B contact database best known for verified direct-dial phone numbers alongside email addresses, popular with SDRs who prospect by phone as well as email. It's a pure data tool — not a sender — priced per user with a credit system where phone reveals cost more credits than emails.

How they compare

Feature PostPalMail Lusha
Starting price $7/mo ~$29/user/mo
Campaign sender included Yes No — data tool only
Phone number data Not included Yes (5 credits per number)
Follow-up sequences Yes No
Credit rollover No credit system No — unused credits expire
Open & click tracking Yes Not applicable (no sender)
Pricing model Flat monthly Per user + credit tier
Lusha pricing verified against third-party pricing roundups, 2026 — pricing varies notably by source; confirm current rate before publishing. Pricing changes over time — please verify current rates on each provider's site.

A closer look

Pricing & Plans

Lusha's Pro plan runs roughly $29 per user per month on annual billing (reported figures vary by source, from about $22 to $49). Credits expire monthly with no rollover. PostPalMail's flat $7/month has no credit system to manage or lose unused balance on.

Contact Data

Lusha's core advantage is verified phone numbers — something PostPalMail doesn't provide. If direct-dial calling is part of your outreach, that's a real gap in PostPalMail's coverage. For email-only prospecting, PostPalMail's search covers similar ground at a lower cost.

Campaign Sending

This is the clearest difference: Lusha has no built-in way to send email campaigns. It's purely a data and enrichment tool, meant to be paired with a separate sender. PostPalMail combines contact search and campaign sending in a single platform.

Automation & Follow-ups

Lusha doesn't offer follow-up sequences since it isn't a sending tool. PostPalMail includes automated sequences that re-engage contacts who haven't opened or replied, as part of its core offering.

Tracking & Reporting

Since Lusha doesn't send campaigns, it has no open or click tracking — that would sit with whichever sending tool you pair it with. PostPalMail includes open and click tracking on Standard and above, in the same subscription as sending.

Which one is right for you?

Choose PostPalMail if...

Anyone doing email-based outreach who wants search and sending together, without needing phone number data or a separate sending tool.

Choose Lusha if...

Sales teams whose process depends on direct-dial phone outreach and who already have (or don't need) a separate email sending platform.

Bottom line: If your outreach is email-first, PostPalMail replaces both Lusha and a separate sender in one $7/month plan. Lusha remains the right tool specifically when verified phone numbers are central to your prospecting — that's real data PostPalMail doesn't provide, and no email-only tool can substitute for it.

How to switch from Lusha

1

Export the email contacts you've gathered from Lusha as a CSV (phone data won't transfer, since PostPalMail doesn't use it).

2

Create a PostPalMail account.

3

Import your CSV into PostPalMail's Contacts.

4

Build your first campaign using PostPalMail's templates and connect your sending email.

Common questions

PostPalMail's Basic plan is $7/month flat, compared to Lusha's Pro plan at roughly $29 per user per month. Lusha also only provides contact data — you'd still need a separate tool to actually send campaigns.
No — Lusha is a contact data and enrichment tool, not a sender. You'd typically pair it with a separate email platform. PostPalMail combines search and sending in one place.
No, PostPalMail focuses on verified email contacts rather than phone data. If direct-dial phone numbers are essential to your workflow, Lusha covers that specific need.
Lusha's credit-volume model means the effective per-user rate shifts depending on how many credits you select, plus differences between monthly and annual billing reported by different reviewers. Always confirm current pricing directly on Lusha's site.
Yes — some users find phone numbers in Lusha and then send email campaigns through PostPalMail using contacts imported by CSV.
Lusha's free plan gives a small number of credits per month (around 40-70 depending on the source), enough for light testing but not real prospecting volume. PostPalMail's free plan supports actual ongoing search and sending.
Data versus workflow: Lusha sells verified contact data, including phone numbers, with no way to send campaigns; PostPalMail is a full outreach workflow — search, send, follow up, track — but without phone data.

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