The address,
and the list.
Hunter starts from a domain you already have. Kavex starts one step earlier, at the question of which companies belong on the list at all. Almost everything in the table below follows from that one difference.
There is not a single invented Hunter number on this page. We compare structure, which anyone can check. Where we cannot verify something from the outside, the cell says so and sends you to their pricing page.
THIS IS THE LINE KAVEX ENDS EVERY RUN WITH · WHAT IT FOUND, HOW LONG IT TOOK, WHAT IT COST
Structure, not adjectives.
Seven things that decide which of the two fits the way you work. Read the right column with their pricing page open.
Forty-five scrapers open the live page the second you press Run. Nothing is served from an old copy, because there is no stored copy.
An indexed set of addresses with pattern guessing on top of it. Check their docs for how an address is sourced and how the score is worked out.
Delivered results. A Google Maps lead is 2 credits, so $2 per thousand, and 1 credit is $0.001. What a run did not find comes straight back to your balance.
Searches and verifications, bought as a monthly plan. Check their current plan for what a search costs.
Forty-five, and they are different in kind: Google Maps places, LinkedIn people, Trustpilot reviews, Booking properties, Indeed jobs, Amazon products, Reddit threads.
One job, done for a long time: finding and checking addresses. There is no place, listing, review or job-post source behind it.
They never expire. Top up in March, use the rest in December, nobody resets anything at midnight.
Searches run per month and per plan. Check their current plan for what happens to the ones you did not use.
CSV with no row cap, every column the run produced. The same rows over the API, on the same credits.
Export is per plan. Check their current plan for the row limit that applies to yours.
One pot of credits, five people, one invoice. Nobody is charged for the month they did not run anything.
Priced per user beyond the first. Check their current plan for what five users cost together.
Your first 500 Google Maps leads free, no card, no contract, no call.
There is a free monthly allowance. Check their current plan page for the size of it.
When to take Hunter.
Three cases where we are the wrong tool. If one of them is you, buy theirs.
Finding addresses is the only thing you need.
One job, done for a long time, with a large index behind it. If that is the whole task, the focused tool is the right tool.
You want the lookup inside your browser.
Their extension surfaces addresses on the site you are already reading. Kavex starts from a run and ends in a file.
You are checking a list you already own.
If the companies and the names exist and only the addresses are missing, you do not need a scraper standing in front of it.
No seats. Just a balance.
Top up whatever you want, whenever you want. A bigger top-up buys more credits for the same dollar, and every scraper has one published rate underneath.
CREDITS NEVER EXPIRE · NO SUBSCRIPTION, NO SEATS, NO CONTRACT · SAME PRICES OVER THE API