Magileads Pricing 2026: Real Cost, Configurator and Alternatives

TL;DR

• Magileads doesn't sell fixed tiers. A configurator sets the price based on four inputs: LinkedIn accounts, sender emails, enrichment volume and mobile phone lookups.
• The default setup costs €133/month excluding VAT. That covers 1 LinkedIn account, 5 sender emails, 1,000 enrichments and 0 mobile numbers. Paying annually takes 20% off.
• Every plan includes unlimited email sending, unlimited LinkedIn scraping, unlimited warm-up, multichannel campaigns and API access.
• Your bill grows with enrichments, mobile numbers and seats, not with features. Do a volume forecast before you commit.
• If you only need verified emails, and not a full LinkedIn-plus-email sequencer, a dedicated email finder costs much less.

What is Magileads, and why is its pricing different?#

Magileads is a French multichannel B2B prospecting platform. It puts four jobs in one workspace: finding leads (including LinkedIn scraping), enriching contacts, sending email and LinkedIn sequences, and warming up mailboxes. Its main market is European SMBs and agencies, which is why its prices are in euros and shown "HT" (hors taxes, meaning before VAT).

The pricing model is what sets it apart. Most sales tools sell a Starter, Growth and Pro ladder with features locked behind the higher tiers. Magileads says on its own site that it has "no plans A, B, or C" and that every feature comes with every subscription. You pay for capacity, not for access.

Paying for capacity sounds fair, and often it is. It also makes your yearly cost harder to predict. A ladder shows you the most you can spend. A configurator only shows the price for the inputs you type in.

How much does Magileads cost in 2026?#

The pricing calculator on magileads.com opens with this default configuration (checked October 2026):

Here is what those numbers come to in practice:

• Monthly, before VAT: €133 × 12 = €1,596/year
• Annual billing, before VAT: about €1,276.80/year
• Monthly, with French VAT at 20%: about €159.60/month, or €1,915/year

Companies registered for VAT in the EU can usually reclaim it, so the HT figure is the one that matters for them. US and UK buyers comparing against dollar-priced tools should convert the euro amount and check how their own tax treatment applies.

The third-party listings line up with the configurator here. Capterra's Magileads profile shows a starting price of €133/month on a flat monthly rate, plus a free trial.

What about the €199 / €490 / €990 tiers you may have seen?#

Some review aggregators still show an older tiered structure: Start-Up at €199/month (around 15,000 emails), a "TPE/PME" tier at €490/month (around 50,000 emails) and "Big Account" at €990/month (around 120,000 emails). Those figures look like they come from an earlier pricing model built around email volume caps. Today's site advertises unlimited emails sent, so the volume-capped tiers no longer describe what you would buy. If a comparison article quotes them, treat that article as out of date.

What do you actually get for €133 a month?#

Since every account gets every feature, the important question is which parts of the product are unlimited and which are metered.

The pattern is simple. Activity is unlimited, while data and seats are metered. You can send as much as your mailboxes and LinkedIn limits safely allow. You pay extra for new contact data and for every extra person or inbox doing the sending.

That works out well for teams that already own a clean list and mostly need a sequencer. It works out less well for teams that need a lot of fresh contacts every month, because the enrichment input is where costs pile up.

Where does the Magileads bill grow?#

Before you sign up, model these five levers:

1. Enrichment volume. The default 1,000 enrichments is roughly one rep's monthly list on a light outbound program. An agency running prospecting for several clients will hit that limit quickly. Increase the enrichment input in the configurator to your real monthly need, not the default.
2. Mobile numbers. This defaults to zero, so the €133 headline includes no phone data. If your team cold-calls, this input moves the total the most. Phone data costs more across the whole industry, and Magileads is no exception.
3. LinkedIn accounts. Every rep who runs LinkedIn sequences needs a connected account. A team of four is not the same price as a team of one.
4. Sender mailboxes. "Unlimited emails sent" only holds if you spread volume across enough inboxes to protect sender reputation. If you scale volume, you add mailboxes, and each mailbox adds cost on both Magileads and your Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 bill.
5. Billing cadence. Annual billing saves 20%, but it commits you to a year of a platform you may have tested for only two weeks. Run the free trial with real campaigns before you lock it in.

There is also a cost outside the invoice: bounce rate. Enrichment data from any vendor goes stale. If you push unverified addresses through unlimited sending, you'll burn domains faster than any configurator line item. Budget for a separate email verifier pass, or confirm in the trial how Magileads handles catch-all and risky results.

Is Magileads worth the price?#

It depends on how much of the platform you'll actually use.

Magileads is good value if:

• You run email and LinkedIn sequences together, and you'd otherwise pay for a LinkedIn automation tool plus a cold-email sender plus a warm-up tool.
• You're an agency that wants to resell under your own brand, since white label costs the same as a standard subscription.
• You're based in Europe and want a French vendor with EUR billing and an EU-oriented support team.
• Your enrichment needs are moderate and predictable, near the default volume.

Magileads is likely overkill if:

• You only need verified email addresses to load into a sequencer you already own (Lemlist, Instantly, Apollo, HubSpot).
• You don't do LinkedIn automation. In that case you're paying for a channel you won't use.
• You need heavy enrichment across tens of thousands of contacts a month, where a data-first tool's per-credit price will usually come in lower.
• Your team bills in USD and wants a published, fixed tier for budgeting.

Users on G2 generally praise how much the all-in-one approach covers, and some mention a learning curve when setting up multichannel workflows. That matches what you'd expect from a tool that tries to replace three or four others.

How does Magileads pricing compare with alternatives?#

The fairest comparison is against the tools you would otherwise combine. Magileads is a sequencer, a LinkedIn automator and an enrichment source in one product. A dedicated email finder covers only part of that, so compare the cost of the jobs, not just the sticker prices.

Two observations:

• If you'd use all four Magileads capabilities, €133/month is competitive. Separate LinkedIn automation, a cold-email sender with warm-up, and a data tool can easily cost more than that once you add them up.
• If you'd use only the data layer, you're paying for a sequencer you don't need. A dedicated tool like Tomba Email Finder starts at $49/month with a permanent free tier. You can check the full ladder on Tomba pricing.

How do you estimate your real Magileads cost before buying?#

Use this five-minute worksheet before you open the configurator:

1. Count contacts per month. Multiply the number of new prospects each rep needs by headcount. That number goes into the enrichment input, not the default 1,000.
2. Decide on phone data. If calling is part of your motion, estimate what share of contacts need a mobile number. Most teams only need phones for their top-tier accounts, not every lead.
3. Count LinkedIn seats. One per rep who will run LinkedIn steps.
4. Count mailboxes. A common rule of thumb is to keep each inbox's cold sends modest per day and add inboxes as you grow, rather than pushing one inbox hard.
5. Price it both ways. Enter your real numbers in the Magileads configurator, then price the same contact volume on a finder-plus-sender stack. Compare the yearly totals with annual discounts applied on both sides.

If the gap is small, the convenience of one platform and one invoice usually justifies Magileads. If the gap is large and most of it comes from enrichment, split the data layer out.

What should you test during the Magileads free trial?#

A trial is only useful if you test the things that drive cost and results:

• Enrichment hit rate. Upload 200 contacts you already have verified emails for, and measure how many Magileads finds and how many match.
• Bounce rate on a live sample. Send to a small, low-risk segment and check bounces after 48 hours. Anything well above a couple of percent will hurt your domain at scale.
• LinkedIn safety controls. Check the daily limits and randomisation options. Getting a LinkedIn account restricted costs more than any subscription.
• Reporting. Make sure the monitoring dashboards show reply rate per step and per channel. You need that to justify the spend after month one.
• Export and API. Confirm you can pull data out cleanly into your CRM if you leave.

What are the most common questions about Magileads pricing?#

Does Magileads have a free plan? It offers a free trial, not a permanent free plan. After the trial, you need a paid configuration to keep using it.

Is the €133 price per user? It's the price for the default configuration, which includes one LinkedIn account and five sender mailboxes. Adding LinkedIn accounts (usually one per rep) raises the price, so in practice cost rises with headcount.

Does Magileads charge for emails sent? No. Emails sent, LinkedIn scraping, imports, warm-up and campaigns are all unlimited on the current model. Enrichments and mobile numbers are the metered items.

Is there a discount for annual billing? Yes, 20% off compared with monthly billing.

Are prices shown with VAT? No. Magileads shows prices "HT" (excluding tax). Add the VAT that applies to you if you can't reclaim it.

Which option should you pick?#

Pick Magileads if you want one European platform to run email and LinkedIn prospecting together, and your data needs sit close to its default enrichment volume. The configurator is clear once you know which inputs matter, and the "all features for everyone" approach means you never upgrade just to unlock a button.

Pick a leaner stack if your real bottleneck is finding accurate contact data. In that case you'll usually get more verified contacts per dollar from a dedicated finder, and you can keep whichever sequencer your team already knows.

If that's your situation, start with Tomba Email Finder. You can search by name, domain or company, verify results with the built-in verifier, and add phone and contact enrichment when you need them. There's a free tier with 25 searches a month and paid plans from $49/month, so you can test match rates against your own list before you commit to any all-in-one platform.

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