Which phone number finder gives you credits back for a wrong number?
PitchWhip does: flag a bad number within 30 days, a person checks it, and the reveal comes back. Lusha's terms give no credits back for record quality, Kaspr's credits are not refundable, and Apollo never refunds credits spent on mobiles.
The options, side by side.
PitchWhip
Best for: Reps who find, call and follow up from LinkedIn
$49 a seat a month, no seat minimum, free to start. 50 reveals a seat a month, 0 when nothing is found, and a checked dead number gets its reveal back. Built-in dialler and follow-up.
Lusha
Best for: No charge when there is no match
No replacement credits or refunds based on the quality of a record (its terms, §2.3).
Kaspr
Best for: Automated LinkedIn outreach
Credits are “neither refundable nor exchangeable” under its terms.
Apollo
Best for: A large database at a low price per credit
Bounced-email credits come back within 30 days; credits for mobile numbers are never refunded.
Rival prices and terms checked 9 October 2026 on each vendor’s own pages. Full comparison table and sources
What PitchWhip does.
- A lookup that finds nothing costs 0 reveals.
- Flag a bad number within 30 days. A person checks the report and gives the reveal back for a confirmed bad result.
- Each reveal is searched on demand across a network of 20+ providers rather than one stored database.
- One reveal is one phone number or one email found, and the allowance is pooled across the account.
When it is not the right tool.
If you need thousands of records a month in bulk, a larger database plan will cost less per record, even without refunds.
Questions.
Is the refund automatic?
No. A person checks every report, then gives the reveal back for a confirmed bad result under the terms.
What counts as one reveal?
One phone number or one email found. A lookup that finds nothing uses none.
How many reveals come with a seat?
50 a seat each month, pooled across the account and reset monthly.
Free to start. PitchWhip never presses Send on LinkedIn. Desktop Chrome. Subscription, reveals and calling minutes
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