RocketReach pricing in 2026: what each plan costs and where the limits are

RocketReach pricing at a glance

All three paid plans include MCP and API access. RocketReach also bills monthly. Its pricing page has an Annually / Monthly toggle and a "Save 50% with annual" badge, so flip to Monthly to see the current monthly price before you buy. The prices we quote on this page are the annual ones.

RocketReach pricing per month vs per year

The billing period changes what you get as well as what you pay.

Add up twelve monthly terms and the gap becomes clear (our maths). On Essentials, a year of monthly billing gives you 1,200 exports, the same as the annual plan, but it also caps lookups at 100 a month where annual has no lookup cap. On Pro, twelve monthly terms add up to 3,000 exports against 3,600 on annual. Ultimate has the widest gap, at 12,000 exports against 20,000.

Then there's the price. RocketReach advertises saving up to 50% with annual billing. If the saving on your plan is the full 50% shown on the badge, a year paid month by month costs up to twice as much, so annual comes out cheaper once you need more than about six months (our maths, based only on that badge).

So monthly billing makes sense for a short project, or for trying a paid plan before you commit to a year. If you expect to use it for more than about six months, the 50% badge points to annual, which also removes the lookup cap.

What each RocketReach plan gets you

Free. A free account with 3 free lookups, and you don't need a credit card. That's enough to check the data on a few people you already know.

Essentials. RocketReach describes it as for "Individuals focusing on email outreach". It's email only. On the annual plan you get unlimited lookups, 1,200 exports a year, up to 500 emails sent a day, MCP and API access, and 5 Autopilot active jobs.

Pro. This one is for "Professionals using multi-channel outreach with email and phone". Pro covers email and phone, with 3,600 exports a year, technographics, company news and org charts. It raises Autopilot to 10 active jobs and adds integrations with Salesforce, Outreach, HubSpot, Salesloft and Bullhorn.

Ultimate. RocketReach calls it "Ideal for teams with robust prospecting and automation needs". Exports go up to 20,000 a year and Autopilot to 25 active jobs. Ultimate also adds Salesforce custom mapping, intent data and healthcare data.

Team plans (from $6K a year). These are for groups that need more than the self-serve plans offer.

How lookups and exports work (what "unlimited" means)

RocketReach counts lookups and exports separately.

A lookup is used only when RocketReach finds a verified email or phone number. If it finds nothing verified, you get the lookup back, so empty searches cost you nothing.

On annual billing, lookups are unlimited. Exports aren't: Essentials includes 1,200 a year, Pro 3,600 and Ultimate 20,000. If your process depends on moving contacts out of RocketReach in bulk, into a CRM or a sending tool, plan around the export cap and not the lookup count.

Monthly billing drops the "unlimited" altogether. Lookups are capped at 100 a month on Essentials, 250 on Pro and 1,000 on Ultimate, and exports have the same monthly caps.

Exports per plan

RocketReach's annual plans differ most in how many contacts you can export.

Ultimate gives you more than sixteen times the exports of Essentials. To work out what one export costs you, divide the annual price shown on RocketReach's pricing page by the plan's export allowance.

Team and custom plans

Team plans start from $6K a year. If you only need one more person on a self-serve plan, the pricing page offers adding one seat with a 5% saving. The pricing page doesn't list team-plan prices beyond the starting figure.

Hidden costs, renewal and cancellation

Exports are the real cap. Essentials gives you 1,200 exports a year, which averages out to 100 a month.

Monthly billing is much tighter. On a month-to-month plan, Essentials stops at 100 lookups a month. Unlimited lookups only come with annual billing.

Phones and CRM integrations start at Pro. Essentials is email only, so if you need phone numbers or the Salesforce, HubSpot or Outreach integrations, Pro is the entry plan.

Extra seats cost extra. The 5% saving applies to an added seat, which is still a second charge on top of your plan.

Cancelling doesn't end the current term. You can cancel at any time from your accounts page. Because you prepay for a year or a month, the cancellation takes effect at the following term, and you keep access for the full term you've paid for. On an annual plan, that means the year is already paid.

Which RocketReach plan fits you

Free suits anyone who wants to check RocketReach's data on three real contacts before paying.

Essentials suits someone who prospects by email only and moves fewer than 1,200 contacts out of RocketReach a year. For a solo operator, the 500 emails a day of sending and the MCP and API access are handy extras.

Pro suits sales teams that call as well as email. Phone numbers, org charts and the CRM integrations are the reasons to move up.

Ultimate suits high-volume teams that need 20,000 exports a year, intent data, healthcare data or Salesforce custom mapping.

Team plans suit organisations that need several seats, from $6K a year.

RocketReach vs Mailsfinder on price

RocketReach is a contact database with emails on every paid plan, plus phone numbers, technographics, company news and org charts from Pro up. If an email address is all you need, the price gap is wide.

Mailsfinder Starter is $9.99 a month for 75,000 credits a month, and a find costs 3 credits. RocketReach Essentials includes 1,200 exports a year on annual billing.

The Mailsfinder lifetime deal is one payment of $249 for 1,000,000 credits that never need renewing. There's also a free plan with 100 credits a day, so you can test it before you pay.

Unused Mailsfinder credits are refundable within 7 days.

For more options, read our RocketReach alternative guide. To see RocketReach next to other tools, compare Hunter vs RocketReach, RocketReach vs ZoomInfo or ZoomInfo vs Lusha vs RocketReach. We also break down Hunter.io pricing.

When RocketReach is the better choice

Go with RocketReach if you need phone numbers alongside emails. Pro and Ultimate both cover email and phone.

It's also the stronger pick when you want to understand a company before you contact it. Technographics, company news and org charts on Pro, plus intent data on Ultimate, help you choose the right person and the right moment.

If your team works out of a CRM, Pro connects to Salesforce, Outreach, HubSpot, Salesloft and Bullhorn, and Ultimate adds Salesforce custom mapping. Annual plans also have unlimited lookups, so you can research as many profiles as you like and only spend exports on the contacts you keep.

If you only need email addresses and want to pay for exactly that, see Mailsfinder pricing and pick a plan.

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