10 Best Wiza Alternatives & Competitors In 2026

Wiza reveals verified emails and phone numbers for B2B prospects and checks each contact against live sources the moment you request it, with unlimited email reveals on its annual per-user plans.

I compared 10 alternatives for teams that want lists built from filters across the live web or per-contact pricing with no per-user plan, and I'll show you which type of team each one fits.

What are the best Wiza alternatives in 2026?

Meet Rocco is the best Wiza alternative in 2026. It finds companies and buyers through a real-time web search of your ICP filters and charges per reveal and export, which means data spend follows usage and not the number of seats.

Lusha comes second for reps who want to keep revealing contacts from a browser extension. Seamless.AI is third, for teams that want real-time search with outreach in the same account.

Here's how all 10 compare:

How to choose the best Wiza alternative

The best Wiza alternative depends on what Wiza no longer covers for your team. For some teams that's prospecting beyond a profile they've opened; for others it's pricing tied to reveals, not seats.

I'd recommend running the same four checks I used for this list, in this order:

1. Confirm the contact data you need: every tool here finds or verifies B2B emails, phone numbers, or both, which is the bar Wiza sets with work emails, personal emails, direct dials, and cell numbers. Hunter is the one email-only pick, and its entry says so.
2. Look for a different starting point or buying model: a tool that copied Wiza's extension and per-user plans would give you no reason to switch. Each pick changes how you find contacts or how you pay for them, and some add outreach on top. RocketReach, for instance, stays close to Wiza's per-user model and adds Messages and Autopilot for email outreach.
3. Price it at your real monthly volume: unlimited reveals on an annual seat and per-reveal credits trade places as volume grows, and the share of phone numbers shifts the math further. I checked what a phone reveal costs in credits and where exports are capped, and the cost table further down runs the numbers at three monthly volumes.
4. Check what the vendor publishes: public prices got preference. Quote-only vendors stayed on the list only where their packages are documented well enough to compare, as with Cognism's two Sales Prospecting packages.

#1: Meet Rocco

Meet Rocco is the best Wiza alternative in 2026 for teams whose data costs have started to follow headcount more than pipeline.

If you're switching from Wiza, the friction is likely an annual per-user seat for every rep, or a workflow that depends on profiles your reps have already found.

Our platform searches the live web from your ICP filters and charges credits only for the contacts you reveal and the lists you export, on a monthly plan or pay-as-you-go.

A note before this entry: Meet Rocco is our own product. I've kept the comparison with Wiza to what each company publishes.

Meet Rocco is a lead generation and contact data platform built on query-time search.

Results show the companies and buyers that match your filters on the day you search, and you decide whose verified email or direct mobile number to unlock.

We built Meet Rocco for teams that know their ICP but don't have the names yet, and for sellers whose reveal volume doesn't justify a full annual seat.

Here's how Meet Rocco approaches each one:

• Search from a description: filters for industry, location, company size, revenue, role, and seniority return matching companies along with the decision-makers inside them.
• Results from the day you search: each query runs against the web when you submit it, which can surface people at newer companies that a compiled database may not list yet.
• Credits per reveal, not per user: an email costs one credit and a phone or mobile number costs five. There's no charge for browsing results.
• Monthly or pay-as-you-go buying: Starter and Pro bill monthly, with top-ups from 50 credits. Purchased credits stay valid for 12 months.
• Exports for your stack: reviewed lists leave as CSV or PDF files for a CRM or sequencer.

How does Meet Rocco work?

A Meet Rocco search moves from filters to a finished file in four steps:

1. Define your target: describe the buyer by industry, company size, revenue, job title or role, and seniority, then set the location as a country, region, or city.

2. Meet Rocco mines the web: Meet Rocco's proprietary technology runs a real-time search and collects the profiles that fit.

3. Review and select: go through the results and drop anyone outside your ICP. No credits are spent at this stage.

4. Reveal and export contact data: pay credits for the emails and phone numbers you choose, then export the list in one click. Exports use credits too.

Live web search at query time

Every Meet Rocco query is a fresh search of the web. A list built on Monday and one built on Friday can differ if buyers changed roles in between.

Based on my experience with outbound lists, job changes are the usual reason a record goes stale, and a query-time search has a better chance of catching them.

Query-time searches can also reach smaller and newer companies, plus niche segments, that compiled databases may not have indexed.

Companies first, then decision-makers

Meet Rocco handles account targeting and contact discovery in one search. Matching companies appear first, and role and seniority filters then pick out the buyers at each one.

💡 You can remove poor-fit companies at this stage, before any credits go toward contacts.

One balance for emails and phone numbers

A verified email reveal costs one Meet Rocco credit, and a phone or mobile reveal costs five, both drawn from the same balance.

A Meet Rocco contact record can also show the person's LinkedIn profile and company details. The credit cost appears before you confirm any reveal.

With one shared balance, each list can take its own mix. I'd normally reveal emails only for a nurture campaign and save phone reveals for a calling block.

Exports to your CRM or sequencer

Reviewed Meet Rocco lists export in one click as CSV or PDF files, ready to import into a CRM or outreach tool.

On Starter and Pro, an export costs 10 credits for up to 100 leads, 20 credits for 101 to 1,000 leads, and 30 credits above 1,000. Enterprise includes free unlimited exports in CSV, Excel, and PDF.

➡️ Meet Rocco doesn't send messages. For outreach, Meet Alfred, a sister product in the Meet Rocco family, automates LinkedIn, email, and X campaigns and can work from an exported Meet Rocco list.

What makes Meet Rocco different from Wiza?

The biggest difference between Meet Rocco and Wiza is the step before verification. Wiza verifies the contacts you request from a profile or from Wiza Prospect's 850M+ professionals, and Meet Rocco does the finding itself through a live web search built from your filters.

The buying models differ too:

• Wiza's individual plans are priced per user, and annual billing includes unlimited email reveals.
• Meet Rocco sells credits on monthly plans, pay-as-you-go, or team bundles.

Here's how the two compare on the same criteria:

I’d say that Wiza remains the stronger option if your reps already prospect on professional networks and reveal phone numbers in volume, with contacts syncing to HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, or Outreach.

However, Meet Rocco is the better fit when your lists start from an ICP, and you'd prefer to pay month by month for each contact you unlock.

Meet Rocco pricing

Meet Rocco starts with a free trial of 500 one-time credits and no credit card, and paid plans begin at $25 per month.

After the trial, you can subscribe monthly, pick a team plan, or buy credits as needed.

Here are all of the plans:

• Free Trial: $0 for 500 one-time credits, usable on email and phone reveals.
• Starter: $25/month, billed monthly, for 1,250 credits a month, bulk lead exports with capped credits, and automatic rollover of unused credits.
• Pro: $50/month, billed monthly, for 2,625 credits a month, everything in Starter, and priority customer support.

• Pay As You Go: any amount from 50 to 250,000 credits at a standard rate of 4¢ per credit, with volume discounts built into larger purchases.

• Team Workspace: $180/month for 10,000 total credits in a shared pool, with team invitations, per-member credit limits, shared campaigns and prospect lists, and Owner, Admin, and Member roles.
• Enterprise: $320/month for 20,000 total credits, adding a dedicated account manager and priority support, custom invoicing and purchase order billing, advanced security and user permissions, and free unlimited exports in CSV, Excel, and PDF.

💡 Purchased credits stay valid for 12 months from the purchase date. Exports are available on paid plans.

Meet Rocco pros and cons

✅ Results come from a fresh web search built from the filters you set.

✅ Emails and phone numbers share one credit balance, with no per-user fee.

✅ New accounts get 500 free credits, enough for up to 500 email reveals or 100 phone reveals, with no credit card.

✅ Credits roll over on subscriptions and last 12 months when purchased.

❌ Meet Rocco has no sequencer, dialer, or CRM of its own.

❌ Exports cost credits on Starter and Pro, and there's no native CRM sync yet.

#2: Lusha

Best for: Reps who reveal contacts in the browser and want credit plans with public prices, plus a free tier to start.

Similar to: UpLead, Cognism.

Lusha pitches its data at GTM teams and AI agents alike, with 515M+ verified contacts and 29M+ companies available in Lusha Workspace, the Chrome extension, the API, and Claude and ChatGPT via the Lusha MCP.

If your reps already reveal contacts from a browser extension, Lusha's Chrome extension works on professional network profiles and company sites, close to how Wiza is used day to day.

Lusha features

• Lusha Search stores 77 fields per record, with 165M+ emails and 117M+ direct dials across the database.
• Deep Intelligence ranks accounts and people by learning from your ICP, CRM, contacts, searches, and closed-won deals, then suggests a next action.
• Buying signals cover 26 dated events refreshed weekly, from funding events and hiring surges to leadership moves, headcount shifts, job changes, and promotions, and every event names the company it happened at.
• The Chrome extension reveals emails and phone numbers on the page you're viewing.
• Lusha API and Lusha MCP: the API sends enriched records to Salesforce, HubSpot, n8n, or a data warehouse, and through the MCP, Claude, ChatGPT, and other MCP clients query the same database.
• Integrations include native Lusha apps for Salesforce and HubSpot, with monday CRM, Zoho, Pipedrive, and Bullhorn supported too.

Lusha pricing

Lusha has 5 plans you can choose from:

• Free: 40 credits a month on one seat at $0, including basic prospecting features, the browser extension, and CRM integrations.
• Starter: 400 credits a month on one seat for $37.45/month billed yearly, or $49.90 billed monthly.
• Pro: 600 credits a month and two seats from $52.45/month billed yearly, or $69.90 monthly, with Data Waterfall and the 26 buying signals unlocked.
• Premium: 3,400 credits a month and five seats for $299.95/month billed yearly, or $399.90 monthly.
• Scale: custom pricing for more than five users, with per-user credit limits.

Lusha's self-serve prices move with a credit slider. On monthly plans, unused credits roll over up to twice the plan's limit, and yearly plans grant every credit upfront.

Lusha pros and cons

✅ Prices for Free, Starter, Pro, and Premium are public, which lets teams of up to five users budget without a sales call.

✅ One credit balance covers Workspace, the extension, the API, and MCP.

✅ Monthly plans carry unused credits forward, up to twice the plan's limit.

❌ Teams above five users have to talk to sales about Scale.

❌ Credits left at the end of a yearly plan reset.

#3: Seamless.AI

Best for: Sellers who want to search for contacts in real time and then email or call them without switching products.

Similar to: Meet Rocco, Apollo.io.

At the core of Seamless.AI is a real-time search engine that researches each prospect on request and returns emails, cell phones, and direct dials, with outreach tools and six AI agents working from those results in the same account.

I usually suggest it to Wiza users who like contacts checked at the moment of request and also want email and calling in one place.

Seamless.AI features

• Prospector queries a Data Engine of 1.6B+ verified business emails and 448M+ phone numbers, and each profile carries 100+ data points. Contacts on any website can be pulled through the Chrome extension.
• Buyer Intent and Job Changes points out prospects who look ready to buy and keeps track of customers who change employers, with their new contact details.
• Connect handles emailing, calling, and task lists, and every Seamless.AI plan includes it, Free among them.
• AI Agents split the work by function, with six agents covering Outbound, Inbound, Ops, Marketing, Customer Success, and Recruiting.
• Automation Network brings together the AI Assistant, MCPs, Connectors, API, Bulk Credits, and Autopilot, alongside 6,000+ integrations such as Salesforce, HubSpot, Salesloft, Zoho, Pipedrive, and Microsoft Dynamics.

Seamless.AI pricing

Seamless.AI publishes one price, $0 for the Free plan with one user and 50 credits. Pro and Enterprise are quoted by the sales team.

• Free: one user and 50 credits at $0, covering email addresses, cell phones, the real-time search engine, export download, and premium integrations.
• Pro: quoted per user, including unlimited exports, annual credit packages from 10,000 credits a year, a free admin seat, advanced org management, and priority support.
• Enterprise: custom packages for unlimited users, adding a dedicated success manager, quarterly business reviews, and phone support.

Seamless.AI pros and cons

✅ The Free plan includes the real-time search engine, enough to test results before any sales call.

✅ Connect comes bundled into every Seamless.AI plan.

✅ An invalid email gets its credit back through Credit Back Protection.

❌ Pro and Enterprise have no list price.

❌ Budget separately for Buyer Intent Data and Autopilot, which aren't part of the Pro and Enterprise packages.

#4: RocketReach

Best for: Lookups of specific people by name, for reps and recruiters who want unlimited verified searches on an annual plan.

Similar to: UpLead, Lusha.

A name search in RocketReach returns that person's email and phone number from a pool of 700 million professionals at 60 million companies, with each detail checked on request at a claimed 98% accuracy.

Of the 10 tools here, RocketReach's annual plans come closest to Wiza's model, with no cap on verified lookups and a limit on exports.

RocketReach features

• Contact and company search filters on 50+ criteria covering work history, industry, and location. Pro unlocks technographics, news, and org charts.
• The browser extension surfaces a prospect's email and phone number in your current tab, with no need to open the RocketReach app.
• Messages and Autopilot: Messages runs email outreach with automatic follow-ups and an AI writer, and Autopilot jobs keep sourcing and contacting new prospects in the background.
• Integrations and Contact Data API: Pro adds exports to Salesforce, HubSpot, Outreach, Salesloft, and Bullhorn, and the Contact Data API matches your own records against a 4.5B-record pool for enrichment.

RocketReach pricing

RocketReach lists Essentials at $19 per user per month on annual billing, or $229 a year. Annual billing saves up to 50% over monthly.

• Essentials (email only): unlimited verified work and personal emails for $19/month, or $229 a year, with 1,200 exports a year and up to 500 emails sent per day.
• Pro (email and phone): unlimited verified mobile numbers and direct dials for $52/month, or $619 a year, plus 3,600 exports a year, technographics, news, org charts, 10 active Autopilot jobs, and CRM integrations.
• Ultimate: 20,000 exports a year for $115/month, or $1,379 a year, plus 25 active Autopilot jobs, Salesforce custom mapping, intent data, and healthcare data.
• Custom team plans: from $6,000 a year, with pooled credits, company and custom exports, higher API limits, and a dedicated account manager.

RocketReach pros and cons

✅ An annual seat can run as many verified lookups as you need, with the export allowance as the only limit.

✅ Every plan ships with Messages for email outreach and Autopilot for background prospecting.

✅ Self-serve prices are published for both billing cycles.

❌ Phone numbers aren't part of Essentials and start on the $52 Pro plan.

❌ The $115 Ultimate plan is the first with intent data and Salesforce custom mapping.

#5: Apollo.io

Best for: Teams that want to find contacts and run outreach from one tool, and are comfortable paying per seat.

Similar to: Seamless.AI, Hunter.

Apollo.io pairs a B2B database of 240M+ contacts and 30M+ accounts with built-in sequencing and calling, for reps who want to find a buyer and start outreach in one workspace.

Moving from Wiza, you'll want to budget credits for phone reveals, since each one costs eight credits against one for an email.

Apollo.io features

• Apollo Data is refreshed continuously, and waterfall enrichment completes records that have missing fields.
• Buying signals cover intent, job changes, and website visits. Intent topics range from one on Free to 12 on Organization, with six on Basic and Professional.
• GTM Harness and AI Context Center holds the context you add, such as your market and how your team sells, which guides Apollo's agents as they work a prospecting goal through to a booked meeting.
• Workspace and Apollo Anywhere: reps prospect, sequence, and call from Workspace, and Apollo Anywhere extends that data to ChatGPT, Claude, Gmail, the CRM, and the browser, backed by 200+ integrations and a deliverability suite with domain warming and inbox rotation.

💡 For a side-by-side view of both tools, see our Apollo.io vs Meet Rocco comparison.

Apollo.io pricing

Apollo.io's pricing page lists Basic at $49 per seat per month on annual billing. The Free plan includes 900 credits per seat per year.

• Free: 900 credits per seat per year at $0, delivered monthly, with two sequences and basic filters.
• Basic: 30,000 credits per seat per year, granted upfront, for $49/seat/month billed annually, with unlimited sequences, waterfall enrichment, and CRM integrations.
• Professional: 48,000 credits per seat per year for $79/seat/month billed annually, adding agents, A/Z testing, unlimited mailboxes, and 4,000 minutes of call recording with AI insights.
• Organization: 72,000 credits per seat per year for $119/seat/month billed annually, with a three-seat minimum, SSO, customizable reports, and 12 intent topics.

Apollo.io pros and cons

✅ Prospecting and outreach happen in one Apollo.io login.

✅ Annual paid plans hand over the full year's credits on day one.

✅ AI assistants and Gmail can pull Apollo records directly through Apollo Anywhere.

❌ Each added rep is another seat on the bill, and Organization has a three-seat floor.

❌ A phone reveal costs eight times the credits of an email, which adds up for calling-heavy teams.

#6: UpLead

Best for: Solo reps who want each contact's email and mobile direct dial in one credit, backed by an accuracy guarantee.

Similar to: Lusha, Apollo.io.

Reps on UpLead build their own lists from 200M+ leads, which AI verifies during each search, backed by a 95%+ accuracy guarantee that includes a human QA step.

It's ideal to start with UpLead if you like how Wiza's Email + Phone plan covers both data types, because one credit returns a contact's email and mobile direct dial together.

UpLead features

• Prospector narrows contacts and companies to your ICP with 50+ filters, and Bulk Lookup handles large batches in one pass.
• Email Verification runs a real-time check on every exported email.
• Mobile Direct Dials and Technographics: contacts can include mobile direct dials, and technographics map the tools a company uses across 16K+ data points.
• Intent Data, available on Professional, highlights accounts researching your category.
• Data Enrichment keeps CRM records current in real time alongside the UpLead API. UpLead connects natively to Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoho, Pipedrive, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Outreach, and SalesLoft, and Zapier reaches 1,500+ more apps.

UpLead pricing

UpLead lists Essentials at $99 per month for 170 credits. New accounts can begin with a seven-day Free Trial that includes five credits.

• Free Trial: seven days at $0 with five credits, verified emails, mobile phones, and the Chrome extension.
• Essentials: 170 credits a month for one user at $99/month, with CRM integration and extra credits at $0.60 each.
• Plus: 400 credits a month for one user at $199/month, adding data enrichment, email pattern intel, technographics, advanced filters, and suppression list uploads, with extra credits at $0.50 each.
• Professional: annual billing only, with custom seats and credits, buyer intent data, all search filters, full API access, bi-directional CRM sync, competitor intelligence, team management, a dedicated success manager, an onboarding specialist, and priority phone support.

UpLead pros and cons

✅ A contact's email and mobile direct dial come together for one credit.

✅ Bounced or poor-quality records come back as credits through Friendly Credits.

✅ Monthly subscribers can upgrade or downgrade whenever they like, with no contract.

❌ Essentials and Plus each include one user, and team management is a Professional feature.

❌ Intent data and two-way CRM sync require a year on Professional.

#7: Hunter

Best for: Founders and agencies that prospect by email and want sequences in the same tool.

Similar to: Apollo.io, RocketReach.

More than 7M people use Hunter to find and verify decision-makers' email addresses, then enrich those leads and send automated sequences from the same account.

When a team tells me it rarely calls prospects, Hunter is the first tool I suggest, as its plans cover email finding and verification with no phone reveals listed.

Hunter features

• Discover, Domain Search, and Email Finder: Discover filters Hunter's B2B company database by buying signals, Domain Search takes a company name or website and lists the people to reach there, and Email Finder turns a person's name into an address.
• Email Verifier and Lead Enrichment: the verifier screens a list before a campaign, and enrichment adds missing company details to each contact. On paid plans, verification runs automatically.
• Sequences and Inbox Protection: automated, A/B-tested sequences go out from your own mailbox, and Inbox Protection handles warm-up and watches for bounce rates above 2%. Hunter also sells managed email accounts.
• MCP, API, and integrations: AI apps connect through a remote MCP server, and Hunter also runs as a Chrome extension and a Google Sheets add-on, offers an API, syncs with HubSpot, Zoho, Salesforce, and Pipedrive, and reaches 5,000+ endpoints via Zapier.

Hunter pricing

Hunter prices in euros. Its Starter plan costs €34 per month billed yearly, or €408 a year, which is 30% less than monthly billing, and the Free plan includes 50 credits a month.

• Free: 50 credits a month at €0, with basic Discover filters, the AI Assistant in Discover, one connected email account, 500 recipients per sequence, and unlimited team members.
• Starter: 24,000 credits a year for €34/month, billed yearly at €408, with auto-verification, lead enrichment, advanced Discover filters, three connected email accounts, the AI Writing Assistant, and priority support.
• Growth: 120,000 credits a year and 10 connected email accounts for €104/month, billed yearly at €1,248.
• Scale: 300,000 credits a year, 20 connected email accounts, and an account manager for €209/month, billed yearly at €2,508.
• Enterprise: custom credits and connected email accounts, with priority support and an account manager.

Hunter pros and cons

✅ Hunter puts no limit on team members, Free plan included.

✅ Auto-verification comes with every paid plan.

✅ Developers can buy API credits as needed through the Data Platform, with no subscription.

❌ No Hunter plan lists phone or mobile reveals.

❌ Hunter charges separately for Inbox Protection and managed email accounts.

#8: LeadDelta

Best for: Teams whose warmest prospects are already in their LinkedIn networks and who want those connections in a shared CRM.

Similar to: Apollo.io, Hunter.

LeadDelta turns LinkedIn connections into a shared CRM with an AI inbox for its 40,000+ professionals and teams, and credits find verified emails and phone numbers for the people in that synced network.

If most of your pipeline already comes from people your team knows, that network-first starting point deserves a close look.

LeadDelta features

• Team CRM and Shared Network pools every rep's LinkedIn connections, organized with lists, tags, notes, tasks, and reminders.
• Smart Inbox uses AI to draft LinkedIn replies and point out conversations waiting on a response, with notes and follow-ups in the same view.
• Waterfall Data Finder and LeadSearch: the finder spends credits to locate verified business and personal emails and phone numbers, and on Business, LeadSearch finds new decision-makers in a 500M-person pool.
• Warm Intro AI and Network Intelligence AI-chat: Warm Intro AI finds who in your team's network already knows the prospect, and the AI-chat lets you query what the workspace knows, from connections to notes and tags. Both are Business features.
• Integrations: from Pro, Claude, ChatGPT, and Perplexity can reach the workspace through API/MCP access, next to HubSpot sync, Zapier, and CSV import and export.

LeadDelta pricing

LeadDelta bills per user, and Starter costs $17.50 per user per month on yearly billing, a 30% saving by LeadDelta's figures.

Starter, Pro, and Business each start with a seven-day free trial and need no credit card.

• Starter: 600 email and phone credits a year for $17.50/user/month billed yearly, with daily auto-sync, monthly auto-enrich, Custom Feeds for 50 profiles, the LinkedIn CRM, and the LinkedIn Sidebar.
• Pro: 2,400 credits per user per year for $38.50/user/month billed yearly, with auto-sync three times a day, weekly auto-enrich, basic Shared Network, a drag-and-drop pipeline, the advanced Inbox and Sidebar, bulk messaging in batches of 25, and HubSpot, Zapier, and API/MCP access.
• Business: 6,000 credits per user per year for $69.30/user/month billed yearly, with unlimited auto-sync, daily auto-enrich, advanced Shared Network, LeadSearch across 500M people, team activity, job and company change signals, Warm Intro AI, Network Intelligence AI-chat, and unlimited LinkedIn AI Campaigns.
• Enterprise: custom plans for organizations of 100 to 10,000 people, with SSO (SAML and OIDC), custom integrations, custom onboarding, and dedicated Customer Success.

One verified phone number uses 10 LeadDelta credits, the same as 10 verified business emails, and three verified personal emails also use 10.

LeadDelta pros and cons

✅ Every teammate's connections become one searchable pool.

✅ Warm introductions are easier to find through teammates' networks.

✅ Auto-enrich keeps titles and employers current on a schedule, at no credit cost.

❌ Starter's 600 credits a year stretch to about 60 verified phone numbers.

❌ LeadSearch, the tool for finding people outside your network, starts on the $69.30 Business plan.

#9: Cognism

Best for: Phone-led sales teams selling into European markets that want verified mobiles and signals on one quoted contract.

Similar to: ZoomInfo, Apollo.io.

More than 4,000 revenue teams buy phone-verified B2B contacts from Cognism, whose data has a European focus and comes with hiring and funding signals on each account.

If you'd like an extension-based option from the same company, Cognism also owns Kaspr, a Chrome extension for revealing the contact details of LinkedIn prospects.

Cognism features

• Sales Intelligence gives each target account suggested contacts and phone-verified data, and segmentation filters let managers divide accounts among reps.
• Scoring and matching gives every data point an AI confidence score, drawing on automated research of press releases, company websites, news, earnings releases, and public registries, combined with validated third-party sources.
• Signals tracks hiring trends, funding and M&A news, technographics across 20,000+ technologies, and intent topics in your product category.
• CRM Enrichment keeps CRM records up to date and only charges again when a record changes significantly, for example after a job move. It's sold with Standard or Pro, or on its own.
• AI tools and MCP & API access: Cognism's AI covers company research, persona building, and search, MCP & API access connects the data to your own systems, and exports reach Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, and other CRMs.

Cognism pricing

Cognism sells two Sales Prospecting packages, Standard and Pro, each quoted by its sales team with five seats included.

• Standard: quoted with five seats, covering core prospecting, MCP & API access, list building on firmographic, technographic, and signal-based filters, AI account research, and CSV export and enrichment.
• Pro: quoted with five seats, adding higher-quality mobile data, on-demand mobile verification, and Bombora Company Surge intent data for up to 12 topics to everything in Standard.

A free data sample and an interactive product tour let teams check Cognism's data before a quote.

Seats carry a credit allocation at one credit per revealed contact, extra credits are available at any time, and CRM Enrichment can be added on or bought alone.

Cognism pros and cons

✅ Phone verification backs Cognism's mobile numbers, with on-demand checks on Pro.

✅ A contact you've already unlocked can be reopened at no credit cost.

✅ Teams don't have to manage separate credit pools for prospecting and the API.

❌ No price is published, which makes early budgeting harder.

❌ Buying Standard means going without Bombora intent topics and the upgraded mobile data.

#10: ZoomInfo

Best for: Larger GTM organizations that want buyer intent and AI account prioritization from one vendor, bought through a sales-led process.

Similar to: Cognism, Seamless.AI.

More than 35,000 companies use ZoomInfo's B2B intelligence, which adds firmographic and technographic data to contact and company records and brings buyer intent signals and AI account ranking in the Copilot packages.

For a Wiza user, it makes the most sense when buyer intent and account intelligence need to come from the same vendor and a sales-led quote is acceptable.

ZoomInfo features

• Contact and company data covers business emails, mobile numbers, and direct dials, found by quick search or advanced filters. Saved lists and alerts track targets, and territory filters flag records the CRM already contains.
• Copilot adds AI at two levels. Copilot Advanced prioritizes accounts, clusters buyer intent, tracks champions, and drafts buying groups and talking points; Copilot Enterprise goes further with AI account summaries and Copilot chat.
• Data management beyond the CRM enriches and cleans records in every connected system, the CRM and other tools alike.
• Engagement and integrations: AI email generation and intelligent dialing come through a Chrome extension and a mobile app, Chorus provides conversation intelligence, and native integrations link ZoomInfo to Salesforce, HubSpot, Outreach, Slack, and Gong.

ZoomInfo pricing

ZoomInfo publishes no prices. All three sales packages are quoted after you share a business email, and a free trial is available.

• Professional: by quote, with contact and company profiles, mobile numbers and business emails, CRM integrations, the Chrome extension, AI email generation, and standard support.
• Copilot Advanced: by quote, adding account prioritization, Account Fit Score, buyer intent signals, website visitors, job posting changes, and automated workflows to everything in Professional.
• Copilot Enterprise: by quote, with real-time buyer intent, custom intent signals, earnings call signals, competitor alerts, advanced reporting, a dedicated customer service manager, and white-glove onboarding.

Our ZoomInfo vs Meet Rocco comparison goes deeper on how the two tools differ.

ZoomInfo pros and cons

✅ Contact data and Chorus conversation intelligence come from the same vendor.

✅ ZoomInfo connects natively to Salesforce, HubSpot, Outreach, Slack, and Gong.

✅ A free trial is available alongside the quote process.

❌ Costs show up only in a quote.

❌ Teams on Professional go without buyer intent signals and automated workflows.

How much do Wiza alternatives cost to prospect and reveal contacts?

For one rep revealing 500 emails and 100 phone numbers a month, Meet Rocco's Starter plan covers the volume for $25, and Wiza's annual Email plan comes to $118 once phone numbers are added at $0.35 each.

I priced one user at three monthly volumes and picked the cheapest published plan that covers each month's reveals and exports.

Annual rates are used wherever a vendor publishes them, and Meet Rocco and UpLead bill monthly. Each revealed contact is counted as exported once, in a single monthly export.

At all three volumes, Meet Rocco's monthly plans come in below Wiza's annual figure, and Apollo.io's Basic seat covers the first two volumes for $49.

From what I've seen, phone volume is the figure to watch.

Wiza's Email + Phone plan stays at $166 a month, however many numbers you reveal, within 2,500 exports, and that flat price favors phone-heavy reps over Meet Rocco's five credits per phone reveal.

The Wiza figures cover reveals and exports on the individual plans. Wiza Prospect, CSV import, and API access are listed under the Team Plan, which is quoted for three or more users.

When should you stay with Wiza?

I'd stay with Wiza when your reps find prospects on professional networks and reveal contacts in volume, especially phone numbers, under one annual seat each.

In practice, that usually means one of these:

• Your reps prospect from profiles through the Wiza Chrome extension and want each contact verified at the moment they request it.
• You reveal phone numbers at a high rate, where the annual Email + Phone plan keeps the cost flat at $166 per user a month.
• You qualify leads with custom questions, such as how many reps are on a contact's sales team or whether a company is B2B or B2C, through AI Research.
• Contacts need to land in HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, or Outreach directly, with no file export in between.

How does Meet Rocco keep contact data current?

Meet Rocco keeps contact data current by running a new live web search each time you submit a query, with results drawn from that day's search and not from a list compiled in advance.

Data can still age between the day a list is exported and the day it's used. Before each campaign, a fresh search keeps that gap short.

• Search at query time: Meet Rocco's proprietary technology looks for matching profiles across the web when you run the search, and each new search reflects what is published that day.
• Verification at unlock: emails and phone numbers are verified when you reveal them, which protects sender reputation and connect rates once outreach starts.
• Review before you spend: no credits are used while you browse results, and reveals go only to the people you keep.
• Results you can rerun: saved results stay in your account even after credits run out, and a repeat search before a new campaign returns the current picture.

Get 500 free Meet Rocco credits

I'd say Wiza fits reps who prospect from professional networks and reveal in volume under one annual seat.

For lists that start from an ICP, Meet Rocco searches the web in real time and bills for the contacts you reveal and the lists you export, on a monthly plan or pay-as-you-go. Purchased credits stay valid for 12 months.

Your 500 free credits cover up to 500 email reveals or 100 phone reveals, and no credit card is needed.

Create a free account to claim the credits, or compare every plan on our pricing page. For Enterprise volumes or a product demo, contact our team.

Disclaimer: This article was last updated on October 18, 2026. Prices and features come from each vendor's own website unless another source is named. If a detail has changed, email help@meetrocco.com and our team will review it. All product names are trademarks of their respective owners.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best Wiza alternative?

Meet Rocco is the best Wiza alternative for teams that build lists from an ICP. Meet Rocco finds contacts through a real-time web search of your filters and bills each email or phone reveal from credits that stay valid for 12 months.

If you'd like to keep revealing contacts from a browser extension, Lusha is the next one to check.

What is the cheapest Wiza alternative?

LeadDelta Starter has the lowest yearly list price on this list, at $17.50 per user per month, though its data starts from your LinkedIn network. RocketReach Essentials follows at $19 per month on annual billing, for emails only.

On monthly billing with phone reveals included, Meet Rocco Starter costs $25 a month for 1,250 credits, and pay-as-you-go top-ups start at 50 credits. Apollo.io, Lusha, Seamless.AI, and Hunter also offer free plans with limited credits.

Which Wiza alternative offers unlimited contact reveals?

RocketReach is the closest match to Wiza's unlimited model. RocketReach's annual plans put no cap on verified lookups and limit exports to 1,200 a year on Essentials and 3,600 on Pro, with phone numbers starting on Pro.

Meet Rocco, Lusha, and Apollo.io charge each reveal in credits, with phone numbers costing more credits than emails.

Which Wiza alternative builds lists without a browser extension?

Meet Rocco builds lists without a browser extension. Filters describe the buyer, and Meet Rocco runs a fresh web search for matching companies and people.

UpLead and RocketReach each offer 50+ search filters inside their own apps, and Apollo.io runs filter-based search in its own app too. Wiza also offers filter search through Wiza Prospect, which is listed under the Team Plan.

What is the best Wiza alternative for agencies?

Meet Rocco is the best Wiza alternative for lead-gen and outbound agencies. Credits pay for reveals and exports, not users, which lets data spend follow client volume.

Query-time search also reaches niche segments and newer companies across different client ICPs. Agencies that send email on behalf of clients can look at Hunter, which allows unlimited team members on every plan.