Data Enrichment

Kaspr

The French champion for finding professional mobile numbers. Kaspr enriches LinkedIn profiles in real-time with excellent mobile coverage in France and Europe. Almost essential if you do B2B phone prospecting.

Who's it for?SalesOps

Review by a Growth Engineer

My verdict: the French champion for mobile numbers, essential for cold calling.

The French champion for finding mobile numbers. Kaspr is a Chrome extension that enriches LinkedIn profiles in real-time: email + phone number (mobile included).

Their strength? Mobile coverage in France/Europe is excellent. The interface is simple, enrichment is fast.

What I like less: credits run out fast (1 credit = 1 email OR 1 phone), so it can add up. And for the US market, Lusha is better.

My advice: if you do phone prospecting in Europe, it's almost essential. For emails only, Dropcontact is cheaper.

Why add it to your stack?

If you do phone prospecting on the French market, Kaspr is almost essential. Mobile coverage in France/Europe is excellent — clearly better than US alternatives.

The Chrome extension makes enrichment ultra-fast: you're on a LinkedIn profile, you click, you have the mobile. For SDRs doing cold calls, it's a game-changer.

What you can do with it

  • 1Find mobile numbers of LinkedIn prospects
  • 2Quickly enrich a profile before a call
  • 3Build contact lists for cold calling
  • 4Complete CRM data with mobiles
  • 5Do B2B phone prospecting

What it does

  • Real-time enrichment from LinkedIn
  • Professional mobile numbers
  • Professional emails
  • Intuitive Chrome extension
  • Export and CRM integrations
  • Bulk enrichment by list

How much?

Starting at 30 euros/month

Limited free plan. Starter at 30 euros/month (200 credits). Pro at 75 euros/month (500 credits). Business at 150 euros/month (1500 credits).

The detailed verdict

Do I really need this?

For phone prospecting in Europe, Kaspr is almost essential. Alternatives (Lusha, Apollo) have worse mobile coverage on the French market.

If you don't do cold calls, it's less critical.

Does it play nice with my stack?

CRM integrations are decent (HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive). Export is simple. No robust public API for advanced automations.

It's designed for manual use via the extension, not for automated workflows.

Is it easy to pick up?

Extremely simple. You install the extension, create an account, and start enriching. In 5 minutes, you have your first contacts.

No learning curve, everything is intuitive.

Is the UX any good?

The interface is simple and intuitive. The Chrome extension is smooth: you see the LinkedIn profile, you click, you have the data. No unnecessary complexity.

It's a well-designed tool for busy salespeople.

Is it worth it?

At 30 euros/month for 200 credits, credits run out fast (1 credit = 1 email OR 1 phone). For volume, it can add up. But the quality of mobiles justifies the price for those doing cold calls.

For emails only, Dropcontact is cheaper. Kaspr is worth it for mobiles.

What I like

  • Essential for phone prospecting on the French and European market
  • Mobile numbers found are reliable and verified
  • Quick enrichment from LinkedIn via the Chrome extension is a huge time saver

What I like less

  • Credits run out fast which can be problematic for very tight budgets
  • Lusha is better for the US market
  • Dropcontact is cheaper if you're only looking for emails

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