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Email verification pricing compared: cost per 1,000.

On list prices checked 3 Nov 2026, entry-level verification runs from about $9.90 per 1,000 (ZeroBounce ONE, 10,000+ a month) to about $39 per 1,000 (Snov.io Starter). Ravn is $24 a month with 10,000 lookups included, then $1 per 1,000, so its cost per 1,000 falls toward $1 the more you use it.

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Cost per 1,000 email verifications

Entry plans only, list prices, before tax. Each row links to the page the number came from.

ServicePlanPriceVerifications includedAbout per 1,000Source
ZeroBounceONE$99/mo10,000+$9.90pricing page
HunterStarter (monthly)€49/mo4,000 (2,000 credits at 0.5 each)€12.25pricing page
ZeroBouncePay-as-you-go$39 once2,000$19.50pricing page
FindymailStarter$99/mo5,000 (plus 5,000 finder credits)$19.80pricing page
Snov.ioStarter (monthly)$39/mo1,000 (1 credit each)$39pricing page
RavnOne plan$24/mo10,000 a month, then $1 per 1,000$2.40 at 10,000 a month; $1.14 at 100,000pricing
RavnFree$01,000 total, no card$0pricing

Checked 3 Nov 2026. Per-1,000 figures divide the plan price by the verifications it includes. Hunter is priced in euros. Apollo’s prices could not be read on the day; MoltSets, People Data Labs and Dropcontact do not list a per-verification price on their pricing pages, so they are left out. Prices from each company’s public pricing page, checked 3 November 2026. Check their site for current prices. Ravn prices: pricing.

Cost of a person record at entry

Verification is not the only cost an agent runs up. Here is what a person record costs at entry, and how Ravn’s own-key model compares.

ServicePlanPriceAbout per person recordSource
People Data LabsProFrom $98/mo for 350 credits$0.28pricing page
RavnYour own provider keyPay People Data Labs directly; Ravn adds one lookupYour PDL rate, e.g. $0.28, + one lookup (misses free)pricing
MoltSetsSolo and upFrom $27/moIncluded in a flat plan priced by rate limitpricing page

Checked 3 Nov 2026. Ravn stores no people data and resells no one’s records: people and company lookups run on your own provider account, which bills you directly. Prices from each company’s public pricing page, checked 3 November 2026. Check their site for current prices. Ravn prices: pricing.

Reading the table

What the per-1,000 number leaves out

A per-1,000 price is a starting point, not the whole bill. Check four things: whether unused credits expire (Hunter’s reset monthly; Snov.io’s expire after 30 days unless annual; Findymail’s roll over up to 2x), whether misses or unknown results are charged (Hunter, Findymail and Ravn do not charge misses; ZeroBounce does not charge unknowns), whether you need a subscription at all (ZeroBounce sells pay-as-you-go), and what else the plan includes.

Ravn is a flat plan, not a credit pool. The Ravn plan is $24 a month and includes 10,000 lookups, covering verification, the email finder and other live checks. Beyond 10,000 every lookup is $1 per 1,000, so the average falls toward $1: $2.40 per 1,000 at 10,000 a month, $1.14 at 100,000. You set a monthly spending cap. Limits are explained on the fair use page.

FAQ

Common questions.

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What is the cheapest email verification per 1,000 on these entry plans?

Among the per-credit prices we checked, ZeroBounce ONE at about $9.90 per 1,000 is lowest for 10,000 or more a month. Ravn is priced differently: $24 a month includes 10,000 checks (about $2.40 per 1,000) and every check after that is $1 per 1,000, so 100,000 checks in a month is $114, about $1.14 per 1,000, below ZeroBounce ONE.

Is a per-verification price better than a flat plan?

It depends on volume and how steady it is. Pay-per-verification suits small or occasional lists. A flat plan with cheap usage beyond it, like Ravn’s, suits agents that verify every day.

How do I check an email for free before paying anything?

Use the free email verifier, which needs no account. A free Ravn account adds 1,000 lookups total with no card. Several services in the table also have free monthly allowances.

How often are these prices checked?

The numbers on this page were taken from each company’s public pricing page on 3 November 2026, and the date is shown next to every table. Prices change, so check each site before you buy.