Evaboot Pricing in 2026: LinkedIn Sales Navigator Export Tool Costs

By Puzzle Inbox Team · Apr 7, 2026 · 9 min read

Evaboot pricing from $9 to $99 per month, what each plan includes, how credits work, and whether it's worth it compared to Wiza, PhantomBuster, and Apollo.

What Is Evaboot and Why Do Cold Email Teams Use It?

Evaboot is a Chrome extension that exports leads from LinkedIn Sales Navigator. If Sales Navigator is your primary prospecting tool, Evaboot solves a specific problem: getting those prospects out of LinkedIn and into a format you can actually use for cold email campaigns. Sales Navigator doesn't have a native export feature. You can save leads to lists inside LinkedIn, but you can't download them as a CSV with email addresses ready for outbound. Evaboot bridges that gap.

Here's how it works. You run a search in Sales Navigator, click the Evaboot extension, and it exports the results with cleaned data and verified email addresses. One click. No manual copying, no spreadsheet formatting, no separate email finding step. The tool cleans company names (removes "Inc.", "LLC", etc.), formats job titles, and verifies email addresses as part of the export.

For cold email teams that prospect heavily through Sales Navigator, Evaboot turns a 2 to 3 hour manual process into a 5 minute automated one. That time savings is the entire value proposition.

Evaboot Pricing in 2026

Evaboot uses a credit based pricing model. One credit equals one exported contact. Here are the plans:

• $9 per month: 100 credits (100 exported contacts)
• $29 per month: 500 credits (500 exported contacts)
• $49 per month: 2,000 credits (2,000 exported contacts)
• $99 per month: 5,000 credits (5,000 exported contacts)

Credits roll over month to month on active subscriptions. If you don't use all 500 credits in a given month, they carry forward to the next month. This is helpful for teams with variable prospecting volume.

The per credit cost drops significantly at higher tiers. At $9 for 100 credits, you're paying $0.09 per contact. At $99 for 5,000 credits, that drops to $0.02 per contact. If you're exporting more than a few hundred contacts per month, the $49 or $99 plans offer much better value.

What You Get With Each Export

Evaboot doesn't just dump raw LinkedIn data into a CSV. Each exported contact includes:

• Cleaned prospect data: First name, last name, job title (cleaned and standardized), company name (cleaned), company size, industry, and location
• Verified email address: Evaboot runs email verification as part of the export. You get a verification status (valid, risky, or invalid) for each contact. Valid emails are safe to send to. Risky emails should be verified with a second tool. Invalid emails should be discarded
• LinkedIn profile URL: Direct link back to the prospect's LinkedIn profile for reference or multichannel outreach
• Sales Navigator list membership: Which of your saved lists the contact belongs to

The data cleaning alone saves significant time. Anyone who has manually exported LinkedIn data knows the mess you get: company names with legal suffixes, job titles with emoji, inconsistent formatting. Evaboot handles all of that automatically.

How Evaboot Compares to Alternatives

Evaboot vs Wiza

Wiza is the closest direct competitor. Both tools export leads from Sales Navigator with email addresses. Wiza's pricing starts at $49 per month for 100 email reveals (plus unlimited exports without emails). The key difference: Wiza charges separately for email finding. Export is free, but email addresses cost credits. Evaboot bundles everything into one credit.

For teams that need email addresses (which is most cold email teams), Evaboot offers simpler pricing. You know exactly what you're paying per contact because export and email finding are combined. With Wiza, you need to calculate export credits plus email reveal credits to get the true per contact cost.

Data quality between the two is comparable. Both pull from LinkedIn's data and both verify email addresses. Neither is perfect. Expect 70% to 80% valid email rates from either tool, which means you should still run exports through a dedicated verification tool like ZeroBounce or NeverBounce before loading into your campaigns.

Evaboot vs PhantomBuster

PhantomBuster is a broader automation tool that can scrape LinkedIn data among many other things. It's more powerful and more flexible than Evaboot, but also more complex. PhantomBuster requires setting up "Phantoms" (automated workflows), configuring parameters, and managing execution schedules. Evaboot is a one click export.

PhantomBuster starts at $56 per month for 20 hours of execution time. It can do much more than just Sales Navigator exports (LinkedIn profile scraping, Google Maps scraping, Twitter scraping, etc.). If you need multi platform scraping, PhantomBuster is the better tool. If you only need Sales Navigator exports, Evaboot is simpler and cheaper.

PhantomBuster also carries higher risk for LinkedIn account restrictions. Its automated scraping can trigger LinkedIn's detection systems more easily than Evaboot's extension based approach. Evaboot mimics manual browsing patterns, which is generally safer for your LinkedIn account.

Evaboot vs Apollo

This is the comparison most teams should actually consider. Apollo.io has its own B2B database with 265+ million contacts. You don't need Sales Navigator at all if you use Apollo. You can search, filter, and export leads directly from Apollo's database with verified email addresses included.

Apollo's free plan includes 10,000 email credits per month. Their paid plans start at $49 per month with 5,000 export credits. If you're paying $99 per month for Sales Navigator PLUS $49 per month for Evaboot, you're spending $148 per month on prospecting. Apollo's $49 plan gives you prospecting AND email finding without needing Sales Navigator at all.

The exception: if Sales Navigator's search filters are critical to your prospecting workflow. Sales Navigator's boolean search, saved leads, and account based filters are more sophisticated than Apollo's. Some teams genuinely need Sales Navigator's prospecting capabilities and can't replicate them in Apollo. For these teams, Evaboot is the right export tool.

Is Evaboot Worth It?

Evaboot is worth it if you meet two criteria: (1) you use Sales Navigator as your primary prospecting source, and (2) you need to export more than 50 contacts per month. If both are true, Evaboot saves you hours of manual work every week and the credit based pricing is fair.

It's NOT worth it if you already use Apollo or a similar B2B database as your primary lead source. Apollo's built in data eliminates the need for Sales Navigator exports entirely. Adding Evaboot on top of Apollo is redundant. You'd be paying for two tools that do the same thing.

For teams currently using Sales Navigator, the $49 per month plan (2,000 credits) is the sweet spot. It covers the prospecting volume of most cold email operations without overpaying for unused credits. Start there and upgrade to the $99 plan if you consistently hit the 2,000 credit limit.

Tips for Getting the Most From Evaboot

Build tight Sales Navigator searches before exporting. The tighter your search criteria, the more relevant your exports will be. Don't export 2,000 contacts from a broad search. Export 200 from five highly targeted searches. Your credits go further and your campaign performance will be better.

Always verify emails with a second tool. Evaboot's built in verification catches obvious invalid addresses, but it won't catch everything. Run your exports through ZeroBounce or NeverBounce before loading into your sending platform. The extra $0.01 to $0.03 per verification is cheap insurance against bounces that damage your sender reputation.

Use the data cleaning in your personalization. Evaboot's cleaned company names and standardized titles make merge fields look professional. "Hey Sarah, I noticed {{company}} is growing its {{department}} team" reads much better when the company name is "Acme Corp" instead of "ACME CORPORATION, INC."