Evaboot Pricing (2026): True Cost, the Sales Nav Requirement & Alternatives

Evaboot is a Chrome extension with one clear job: turning a LinkedIn Sales Navigator search into a clean, email-enriched CSV. It bills itself as a Sales Navigator export tool: you run a search, Evaboot pulls the results live, filters out the junk (mismatched titles, closed or dormant accounts), verifies the emails it finds, and hands you a spreadsheet ready to import. For a rep who needs a few hundred targeted leads out of Sales Navigator fast and cheap, that is a genuinely useful workflow, priced to look almost free. The headline number everyone quotes is $9 a month. That sticker, though, hides the real cost of running Evaboot, and the output stops at a CSV file. This review breaks down what Evaboot actually costs, what you get for it, and where a capture-into-CRM tool like Add to CRM fits instead.

Pricing is a July 2026 snapshot — check Evaboot's site for current numbers.

TL;DR: Pick Evaboot if you already pay for Sales Navigator and want to bulk-export a large search into a cleaned, verified-email CSV at a low price per contact. Pick Add to CRM if you would rather enrich contacts as you browse and push them straight into any of 27+ CRMs, with no Sales Navigator seat required and no CSV round-trip in the middle.

What is Evaboot?

Evaboot is a lightweight Chrome extension built around a single motion: exporting a Sales Navigator (or standard LinkedIn) search into a spreadsheet. It markets itself as "the smartest Sales Navigator scraper," and the "smart" part is real. Rather than dumping every row a search returns, Evaboot applies filters to drop the results that do not actually match your query — the wrong seniority, the wrong company, closed accounts — and then attempts to find and verify a work email for each remaining lead. The data is extracted live from the search you run, not served from a stored database, so what you get reflects the profiles as they are the moment you export.

Give Evaboot credit where it is due. For the specific task of turning a big Sales Navigator list into a clean CSV of names, titles, and verified emails, it is fast, focused, and cheap per contact. It does one thing and does it competently, which is exactly why it has a loyal following among SDRs and founders who build lists in Sales Navigator. If your workflow is "search, export, upload to a sequencer," Evaboot slots in neatly.

The important limitation to understand up front is the shape of the output. Evaboot produces a file. It does not push a contact into your CRM, so there is no native one-click "add to HubSpot" or "add to Pipedrive." You export, you download, and then you import that CSV wherever it needs to go. For bulk list-building that is fine; for keeping a CRM current as you prospect day to day, it means a manual round-trip every time.

Evaboot pricing & credits

Evaboot uses a credit-based model, and on paper it is one of the cheapest tools in this category. Plans run from around $9 a month for 100 credits up to about $99 a month for 5,000 credits, with tiers in between (as of July 2026 — check Evaboot's site for current pricing). One credit roughly maps to one exported, enriched lead, so the entry plan is genuinely inexpensive per contact.

Here is the catch the $9 headline hides: Evaboot only works on Sales Navigator searches, which means you need an active Sales Navigator subscription for it to do anything at all. Sales Navigator Core runs roughly $99 a month per seat (as of July 2026 — check LinkedIn's site for current pricing). So the true entry cost of running Evaboot is not $9. It is closer to $109 a month once you add the seat the tool depends on. That is the single most important number in this review, and it is easy to miss when you are comparing sticker prices.

Why it matters: the value equation changes completely when you include the required seat. Evaboot is cheap as an add-on to a Sales Navigator subscription you already pay for. It is not cheap on its own, because you are effectively buying two products. If you already live in Sales Navigator every day, that seat is a sunk cost and Evaboot is a bargain on top of it. If you do not, the roughly $109-a-month floor puts Evaboot in a very different bracket than its headline suggests.

For comparison, Add to CRM's Standard plan is around £23/€25/$29 a month for 250 credits every month, and it requires no Sales Navigator seat to function (check our pricing page for current numbers). It works directly on business-network profiles, Gmail, and Outlook, so there is no separate subscription propping it up: the same rough monthly outlay as Evaboot's entry credits alone, but without the ~$100 seat underneath, and pointed at 27+ CRMs instead of a spreadsheet.

Where Evaboot is strong — and where it's limited

On the strengths, reviewers consistently praise Evaboot for two things: the cleanliness of its exports and the price per lead. The filtering that removes off-target results genuinely saves time versus a raw scrape, and the email verification step means fewer bounces when you load the list into a sequencer. For high-volume list-building out of Sales Navigator, users report it does the job well and rarely gets in the way.

The limitations reviewers tend to raise follow from the tool's design rather than from bugs. First, it is email-only: Evaboot focuses on finding and verifying work emails and does not set out to be a phone-number provider. If you need direct dials as well, this is where a fuller (and pricier) export tool like Wiza — which adds phone numbers on top of Sales Navigator exports — is the closer fit. Second, the output is a CSV, so anyone whose real goal is a populated CRM has to run an import step every time and manage de-duplication on their side. Third, everything is anchored to Sales Navigator, so its reach is one search at a time and its cost floor includes that seat.

None of these are flaws so much as scope choices. Evaboot decided to be a cheap, focused, email-only Sales Navigator export tool, and it is a good one. It just is not trying to be the thing that keeps your CRM current.

The alternative: Add to CRM

If your end goal is not a spreadsheet but a clean, enriched record in your CRM, that is the job Add to CRM is built for. It is a Chrome extension that enriches a business-network, Gmail, or Outlook contact with a verified email, a phone number, and 20+ data points — with email verified in real time to cut bounces, at about 96% verification accuracy — and then adds that contact to any of 27+ CRMs in one click. No CSV, no import step, no round-trip.

The workflow is the opposite of Evaboot's by design. Instead of bulk-exporting a whole search to a file, you enrich contacts one at a time as you browse, and each one lands directly in your CRM as a real record. There is no Sales Navigator seat required for the core product, because it works on ordinary business-network profiles and in your inbox. On the Pro tier, Add to CRM does resolve Sales Navigator profiles and searches, but it does so through your own connected account — the compliant route — rather than scraping the platform.

To be clear about what Add to CRM is and is not: it is not a database you query and export, and it is not a replacement for a bulk list-building tool. We are the last-mile workflow, the bridge from "I found the right person" to "there is a clean, enriched record in my CRM." If you want to see how the two approaches to Sales Navigator differ in practice, our guide on how to export a Sales Navigator list walks through the options.

Evaboot vs Add to CRM at a glance

Here is how the two compare as of July 2026. Prices move, so treat the numbers as directional and check each vendor's site.

The row that reframes everything is "Typical monthly cost." Evaboot's $9 is real, but so is the Sales Navigator seat it depends on, and that seat is what closes the gap between the two tools' true prices.

Who should choose which

High-volume list-builders already in Sales Navigator. If you run big searches, live in Sales Navigator anyway, and mainly need verified emails in a spreadsheet to feed a sequencer, Evaboot is an excellent, cheap fit. The required seat is a cost you have already accepted, and Evaboot's per-lead price is hard to beat for that job.

Teams that need phone numbers too. Evaboot is email-only. If direct dials matter and you still want the bulk Sales Navigator export flow, Wiza is the fuller and pricier option to look at; it adds phone data on top of the same export model.

Anyone whose real goal is a current CRM. If the point of prospecting is a clean record in HubSpot, Pipedrive, Zoho, Capsule, Close, Attio, or any of two dozen others, a CSV is a detour. Add to CRM enriches and files each contact directly, with no import step, across 27+ CRMs and in Gmail and Outlook as well as business networks.

Buyers without a Sales Navigator seat. If you are not already paying for Sales Navigator, Evaboot's true entry cost is around $109 a month. Add to CRM needs no seat, so its Standard plan stands on its own at roughly a quarter of that.

FAQ

How much does Evaboot really cost? Evaboot's plans start at around $9 a month for 100 credits and go up to about $99 a month for 5,000 credits (as of July 2026 — check Evaboot's site for current pricing). But Evaboot only works on Sales Navigator searches, so you also need an active Sales Navigator seat at roughly $99 a month. That makes the true entry cost closer to $109 a month, not $9.

Does Evaboot work without Sales Navigator? No. Evaboot's whole function is exporting Sales Navigator (or LinkedIn) searches, so it needs an active Sales Navigator subscription to do anything. If you do not already pay for that seat, factor roughly $100 a month into the cost. Add to CRM, by contrast, needs no Sales Navigator seat — it works directly on business-network profiles, Gmail, and Outlook.

Does Evaboot add contacts to my CRM? Not directly. Evaboot outputs a CSV file that you then import into your CRM yourself, and you manage de-duplication on your side. Add to CRM skips that round-trip: it pushes an enriched contact into any of 27+ CRMs in one click, as a real record, with no spreadsheet in the middle.

Does Evaboot find phone numbers? Evaboot focuses on finding and verifying work emails; it is not built as a phone-number provider. If you need direct dials from Sales Navigator exports, Wiza is the fuller, pricier tool that adds phone data. Add to CRM includes a verified phone number alongside the email and 20+ data points, and does not charge phone reveals at a 10x credit multiplier.

Is Add to CRM a database like Evaboot? Neither tool is a static database you buy and manage. Evaboot extracts data live from the Sales Navigator search you run; Add to CRM enriches each contact in real time (about 96% email verification accuracy) and files it into your CRM. Think of Add to CRM as the last-mile workflow — the step that turns a found prospect into a clean CRM record — rather than a database subscription.

Turn prospects into CRM contacts, one click at a time

Evaboot is a smart, cheap way to export a Sales Navigator search to a verified-email CSV, as long as you are already paying for the Sales Navigator seat it needs. If what you actually want is contacts in your CRM rather than a spreadsheet, Add to CRM is the last-mile alternative: enrich any business-network, Gmail, or Outlook contact with a verified email, phone, and 20+ data points, then add them to any of 27+ CRMs in one click, with no Sales Navigator seat required. Start with a 7-day free trial — install the Add to CRM extension and see the full pricing for your CRM.