Evaboot Review 2026: Clean Sales Navigator Exports — Pricing and Accuracy

Evaboot is a Sales Navigator export tool that cleans search results and finds email addresses — priced by credit volume from $9/mo for 100 credits, where each exported lead costs one credit and each email found costs one more. G2 rating: 4.4/5. Used by SDRs and sales teams who build lead lists from LinkedIn Sales Navigator and want clean, email-enriched exports without manual cleanup.

You are probably here because you use Sales Navigator to find leads but hate the messy export process — irrelevant results mixed in, no email addresses, and raw data that needs hours of cleanup before it is usable. Evaboot was built specifically to solve that.

This Evaboot review covers how the extraction and cleaning works, what email find rates look like in practice, what each credit tier costs, and where Evaboot falls short for teams that need more than clean emails from Sales Navigator.

Evaboot Review: What You Get (and What You Don't)

Evaboot is a Chrome extension that sits on top of LinkedIn Sales Navigator. You run a Sales Navigator search, click the Evaboot export button, and it extracts, cleans, and email-enriches your results. See what users say on G2 (4.4/5 rating).

The core value: Evaboot gives you the cleanest possible Sales Navigator exports with email addresses included. What it does not give you is phone numbers, company firmographic data beyond what LinkedIn shows, or buying signals.

Data Extraction: Cleaning Sales Navigator Results

Sales Navigator search results include noise: people whose job titles match your filter but work at the wrong company size, or are in a different country than your geography filter intended. Evaboot claims to remove these irrelevant results automatically, reporting 97%+ data cleanliness versus raw Sales Navigator exports.

In practice, this works well. A search filtered to "VP of Sales, 50-200 employees, United States" typically returns 5-15% irrelevant results in raw Sales Navigator — people at the wrong company size, international subsidiaries miscategorized as US companies, or outdated job titles. Evaboot's cleaning catches most of these, delivering a more usable list without manual review.

Export speed

Evaboot exports at roughly 20-30 profiles per minute. A 500-profile search export completes in 15-25 minutes while you work on other tasks. The Chrome extension runs in the background, and you get an email notification when the export is ready to download. No babysitting required — which is a significant improvement over manual Sales Navigator list-building.

Email Finding: What Evaboot's Enrichment Delivers

Evaboot's email finder searches multiple data sources to find work email addresses for each exported profile. Found emails are verified before inclusion — undeliverable addresses are flagged rather than included. This verification step meaningfully reduces bounce rates compared to un-verified email finders.

The find rate reality: enterprise contacts at well-known companies (Fortune 1000, Series B+ funded companies) see 70-80% email find rates. SMB contacts at companies with fewer than 50 employees see 35-50% find rates. Contacts at very early-stage startups or companies without a clear email format see the lowest find rates. Overall, expect roughly 55-65% of your exported list to have verified emails.

Enriching beyond emails

Evaboot gives you emails — but not phone numbers, not technology stack data, not funding history, and not buying signals. Evaboot's own pricing FAQ points users to Datagma for phone numbers, and most teams add a broader enrichment tool for firmographics and intent. See our best CRM data enrichment tools guide for a full comparison.

Evaboot Pricing Breakdown

Evaboot publishes pricing on their pricing page. As of September 2026, there is one plan with everything included, and you pick your monthly credit volume:

• •Entry volume ($9/mo): 100 credits/mo. Good for light prospecting or testing.
• •Higher volumes: the slider steps up through 500, 1.5K, 4K, 8K, 20K, 50K, 100K, and 200K credits/mo, with a 200K+ option above that. Price scales with the volume you pick.
• •Credit costs: 1 credit per lead or account exported, plus 1 credit per email found. No credit is charged when no email is found, so a lead exported with its email costs 2 credits.
• •Included at every volume: Sales Navigator export, email finder and verifier, LinkedIn URL enrichment, data cleaning and lead filtering, CRM push and webhooks, API, MCP, unlimited seats, and unlimited Sales Navigator accounts.
• •Billing: yearly billing saves two months, and unused credits roll over while your subscription is active.

What you actually pay — real scenario

An SDR exporting 2 Sales Navigator searches per week at 200 leads each = 400 leads/week = 1,600 leads/month. At the 55-65% email find rate covered above, that is roughly 2,500-2,650 credits a month once found emails are counted, which puts you on the 4K-credit volume. Add a Sales Navigator Core subscription ($79.99/mo annual) on top. Still reasonable compared to comprehensive B2B databases, but worth factoring in.

• Requires active LinkedIn Sales Navigator subscription (additional $79.99-$140/mo)
• Credits only roll over while your subscription stays active
• No phone numbers included — separate tool needed for calling campaigns
• No one-click Salesforce push — HubSpot, Pipedrive, and Attio are the listed CRM destinations
• Email find rates vary widely by audience segment
• A lead with a found email costs 2 credits, so volume adds up faster than the per-lead math suggests

What Are the Downsides of Evaboot?

Sales Navigator dependency

Evaboot only works with LinkedIn Sales Navigator. You cannot use it to export from regular LinkedIn search. This means the tool cost stacks on top of a Sales Navigator subscription. For teams not already on Sales Navigator, the combined cost ($80-$140/mo for Sales Nav + $9-$99/mo for Evaboot) may not justify Evaboot specifically.

Limited enrichment depth

Evaboot enriches with emails. That is the limit of its enrichment capability. No phone numbers, no technographic data, no funding history, no hiring signals. For a complete prospect profile — the kind of data that tells you why to reach out and when — you need additional enrichment tools. Most Evaboot users add a phone finder or a broader data enrichment platform to fill the gaps.

No buying signals

Evaboot exports who is on Sales Navigator. It does not tell you which of those people has a buying signal — who recently raised funding, who is actively hiring for roles that indicate a budget unlock, or who is evaluating tools in your category. Without signal context, you are reaching out to a cold list rather than a prioritized one.

How Evaboot Works: From Sales Navigator Search to CRM

Evaboot is simple to run, but knowing the order of operations helps you control credit spend and list quality. Here is a typical workflow, step by step.

1. Build the search in Sales Navigator. Evaboot exports the results of your own Sales Navigator searches, so an active Sales Navigator seat is required. The plan includes unlimited seats and lets you connect multiple Sales Navigator accounts.
2. Launch the export from the Chrome extension. Each lead or account exported costs 1 credit. Large exports run in the background, so you can keep working while the list processes.
3. Let Evaboot clean and filter the list.Names and company names are normalized (emojis, non-Latin characters, capitalization, credentials, company tags, and legal suffixes), and lead filtering drops profiles that do not actually match your search filters. Evaboot's own example shows 398 matches kept from 412 profiles, or about 97%.
4. Find and verify emails. Evaboot combines scraping with email-finder algorithms, then labels each address as valid, catch-all, or bounce. Each email found costs 1 more credit; leads with no email found cost nothing extra.
5. Review the output. Each exported lead comes with up to 39 columns, including the LinkedIn URL, cleaned name and company fields, and email status. Decide how to treat catch-all addresses before you send, since they are neither confirmed valid nor confirmed bounces.
6. Push the leads where you work. Send them to HubSpot, Pipedrive, Attio, lemlist, or Instantly in one click, or to Google Sheets, Clay, or CSV. Zapier, Make, and n8n cover other tools, and the API and MCP server support custom and AI-agent workflows.
7. Enrich lists you already have. If you already hold LinkedIn profile URLs, LinkedIn URL enrichment adds emails without re-running a Sales Navigator search.

The main cost lever is the email step. At the 55-65% find rates covered above, budget roughly 1.55-1.65 credits per exported lead, and tighten your Sales Navigator filters before exporting so you are not paying to export profiles you would have discarded anyway.

What the workflow does not cover is just as important: there is no phone step and no firmographic or signal enrichment, so teams running calls or account-based plays will still need a second tool after Evaboot finishes.

Is Evaboot Worth It?

Evaboot is worth it for teams that use LinkedIn Sales Navigator and want the cleanest possible exports with email addresses. The credit-based pricing is fair for occasional use, and the data cleaning feature genuinely saves hours of manual list cleanup. If your workflow is Sales Navigator → CSV → cold email sequence, Evaboot fits cleanly.

Evaboot is not enough for teams that need phone numbers, rich firmographic data, or buying signals. The tool does one thing well — clean Sales Navigator exports with emails — and stops there. Teams building a complete outbound stack need enrichment beyond what Evaboot provides.

The verdict: the best tool specifically for cleaning Sales Navigator exports — but clean data is not the same as actionable data. If your outbound includes calls or needs account context, budget for a phone finder or a broader enrichment tool alongside it.

Exploring LinkedIn data tools? Read our reviews of PhantomBuster, GetProspect, and SalesQL.