GiveMeLeads 2026: LinkedIn Lead Gen Simplified — Review and Pricing
By Kushal Magar · April 17, 2026 · 10 min read · Last updated: September 30, 2026
Key Takeaway
GiveMeLeads is a Chrome extension that exports LinkedIn Sales Navigator search results to CSV, Excel, or Google Sheets with up to 40 lead and company fields, including emails found through a multi-provider waterfall. As of September 2026, plans start at $29 per month for 6,000 credits, with an Unlimited plan at $99 per month and a free trial. Best for: teams that already pay for Sales Navigator and want fast, enriched exports without manual copy-paste. Main limitations: Sales Navigator required, no phone numbers in the published field list, no native CRM integration, no buying signals, and credits that do not roll over.
GiveMeLeads is a Chrome extension that exports LinkedIn Sales Navigator search results, with company data and verified emails, to CSV, Excel, or Google Sheets in one click. Used by sales teams and SDRs who want to cut the manual copy-paste out of Sales Navigator prospecting; the company says it is trusted by 1,000+ companies.
You are probably here because you want to automate your LinkedIn prospecting — stop manually searching, clicking through profiles, and copy-pasting data into spreadsheets. GiveMeLeads positions itself as the solution to that problem.
This GiveMeLeads review covers how the automated prospecting works, what filtering and lead quality controls exist, what the tool costs, and where GiveMeLeads falls short for teams that need phone numbers, CRM sync, or buying signals alongside the lead profiles.
GiveMeLeads Review: What You Get (and What You Don't)
GiveMeLeads is a Chrome extension that exports LinkedIn Sales Navigator search results in one click, enriched with company data and verified emails. The goal is eliminating the manual copy-paste that Sales Navigator prospecting usually involves.
| Feature | What's Included | Limitations |
|---|---|---|
| Sales Navigator Export | One-click export of Sales Navigator search results from a Chrome extension | Requires a LinkedIn Sales Navigator subscription |
| Lead and Company Data | Up to 40 fields: name, title, LinkedIn URL, location, skills, schools, plus company website, industry, size, type, founded year, and description | No phone numbers in the published field list |
| Email Enrichment | Waterfall across multiple email providers until a verified address is found, plus an email verification tool | 1 credit per email found; 0.5 credit per verification |
| Filtering and Cleaning | Sales Navigator filters, plus name standardization, irrelevant-lead filtering, and company normalization | No intent data or signal-based prioritization |
| Export | CSV, XLSX, or Google Sheets; multiple LinkedIn accounts can run sessions in parallel | No native CRM, Zapier, or API integration listed |
The core value: GiveMeLeads turns a Sales Navigator search into an enriched spreadsheet without manual copy-paste. What it does not provide is phone numbers, CRM sync, or signals that tell you which leads to contact first.
Automated Prospecting: How GiveMeLeads Works
You build your search in LinkedIn Sales Navigator, using its filters for job titles, industries, company size, and geography. With the GiveMeLeads Chrome extension installed, you export the results in one click. The extension captures up to 40 lead and company fields per contact, and its waterfall enrichment queries multiple email providers in sequence until it finds a verified address.
Before export, data cleaning standardizes names, filters out irrelevant leads, and normalizes company data. The output lands in CSV, XLSX, or Google Sheets, and teams can connect multiple LinkedIn accounts to run scraping sessions in parallel. From there, the list still has to be imported into your CRM or sequencer, and phone numbers, if you need them, come from a separate source.
Lead Filtering: Quality Over Quantity
Filtering happens in two places. First, Sales Navigator: the filters you set there define the list GiveMeLeads exports, so list quality depends on how tightly you build the search. A search for "VP of Marketing at SaaS companies with 100-500 employees in the US" returns everyone who matches, and GiveMeLeads exports all of them. Second, GiveMeLeads' own data cleaning standardizes names, filters out irrelevant leads, and normalizes company data so the export is ready to use.
What neither layer does is rank the list. GiveMeLeads adds no intent data or signal-based scoring of its own, so any prioritization has to come from the Sales Navigator filters you choose or from a separate signal source. GiveMeLeads gives you the list; deciding who on that list to contact first is still your job. See our guide to best buying intent data tools for options.
GiveMeLeads Pricing Breakdown
As of September 2026, GiveMeLeads publishes three plans on its pricing page. Prices exclude VAT, and there is a free trial with no credit card required.
- •Basic ($29/mo, or $24/mo billed annually): 6,000 credits per month and up to 6,000 leads exported, on one account.
- •Unlimited ($99/mo, or $82/mo billed annually): 60,000 credits per month and unlimited lead exports, on one account. This is the plan GiveMeLeads marks as most popular.
- •Custom (from $500/mo, billed annually): Unlimited leads and custom verified email volumes for agencies and larger teams.
Credits are simple: 1 credit per lead extracted, 1 credit per verified email found, and 0.5 credit to verify an address you already have. Credits renew every month and do not roll over, though one-time top-ups are available. Every plan includes waterfall email enrichment, the email verification tool, data cleaning, and multi-account scraping, with person and company data included at no extra cost.
Total cost of ownership
GiveMeLeads only works inside LinkedIn Sales Navigator, so the real monthly cost is a GiveMeLeads plan plus a Sales Navigator seat for each account you export from. If you run calling campaigns or want records to flow into a CRM automatically, budget for those tools too before comparing GiveMeLeads with other Sales Navigator exporters.
- Requires a LinkedIn Sales Navigator subscription
- No phone numbers in the published field list
- No native CRM, Zapier, or API integration listed — export via CSV, XLSX, or Google Sheets
- Credits reset monthly with no rollover
- No buying signals — every lead in an export is treated equally
- LinkedIn account risk — scraping runs against LinkedIn's User Agreement
What Are the Downsides of GiveMeLeads?
Sales Navigator required
GiveMeLeads works exclusively inside LinkedIn Sales Navigator. If your team does not already pay for Sales Navigator, the real entry price includes a Sales Navigator seat for every account you export from, which changes the math against tools that include their own contact database.
No phone numbers or CRM sync
Each export carries up to 40 lead and company fields plus a verified email where the waterfall finds one, but the published field list has no phone numbers, and no native CRM, Zapier, or API integration is listed. For calling campaigns and CRM-first workflows, the export is an input to other tools rather than the end of the workflow.
No signal intelligence
GiveMeLeads automates list-building. It does not automate prioritization. All 200 leads from a search are treated the same — the VP of Marketing at a company that just raised $50M gets the same priority as the VP of Marketing at a company that has been in cost-cutting mode for 18 months. Prioritization still has to come from your Sales Navigator filters or a separate signal source.
LinkedIn account risk
LinkedIn's User Agreement prohibits scraping its services with bots or browser extensions, so every Sales Navigator scraper carries some risk of account restrictions, especially at high volume. GiveMeLeads' multi-account scraping spreads sessions across several connected accounts, but it does not remove the underlying policy risk. Keep export volumes moderate and make the policy call with your ops or legal team.
Who Should Use GiveMeLeads (and Who Shouldn't)
GiveMeLeads is a narrow tool, which is a strength when it matches your workflow and a cost when it does not. Here is how to tell which side you are on.
Good fit
- •SDRs who already prospect in Sales Navigator. If your team builds searches there every day, GiveMeLeads removes the copy-paste step and adds company data and verified emails to each export.
- •Small teams with moderate volume. Basic's 6,000 monthly credits cover up to 6,000 lead exports, or about 3,000 if every lead also gets a verified email (1 credit per lead plus 1 per email found), which suits one or two reps.
- •Teams that work in spreadsheets. Exports land in CSV, XLSX, or Google Sheets, so the list is easy to review, clean further, and import into a sequencer.
Poor fit
- •Teams without Sales Navigator. The extension works exclusively inside Sales Navigator, so its real cost includes a Sales Navigator seat for each account you export from.
- •Calling-heavy teams. Phone numbers are not in the published field list, so cold-calling motions need a separate phone data source.
- •CRM-first workflows. No native CRM, Zapier, or API integration is listed, so every export needs a manual import step.
- •Risk-averse organizations. Scraping Sales Navigator runs against LinkedIn's User Agreement, which makes it a policy decision for ops and legal teams, not just a volume setting.
The simplest test is the free trial. No credit card is required, so run it on one of your real Sales Navigator searches and check email find rates and data cleanliness before choosing a plan.
Is GiveMeLeads Worth It?
GiveMeLeads is worth considering for teams that already live in Sales Navigator and spend hours copying leads into spreadsheets. From $29/mo, you get one-click exports with company data and waterfall-enriched emails, and the free trial makes it easy to test on your own searches.
GiveMeLeads is not enough for teams without Sales Navigator, or for teams that need phone numbers, native CRM sync, or buying signals. Each of those still means another tool and another line in the budget.
The verdict: a focused, affordable Sales Navigator exporter that handles email enrichment itself. Pair it with a phone data source if you run calling campaigns, and it covers the list-building step well.
Exploring LinkedIn lead generation? Read our reviews of PhantomBuster, Evaboot, and our guide to best B2B prospecting tools.
If the lack of phone numbers in GiveMeLeads exports is a dealbreaker, SyncGTM is one alternative worth a look: it runs waterfall enrichment across 50+ data providers for verified emails and phone numbers.