Wiza's pricing has a quirk most reviews miss: the plan structure flips between billing cycles. Annual plans sell "unlimited" emails and phones (capped by a monthly export limit), while monthly plans are metered with a fixed number of credits. Add per-user pricing on top, and the real cost for a team is very different from the headline. This guide breaks down Wiza pricing in 2026, what unlimited actually means, and where the per-user math lands.
Wiza is built around extracting verified emails and phone numbers from LinkedIn and Sales Navigator, and its pricing has three structural rules:
- Annual plans are "unlimited" with an export cap. Annual Email and Email + Phone advertise unlimited valid emails (and unlimited phones on the top tier), but both cap exports at 2,500 per month. The export cap, not the lookup count, is the real ceiling.
- Monthly plans are metered. If you pay month to month, you get a fixed allotment (100 to 500 emails) plus overage pricing of $0.15 per extra email and $0.35 per extra phone. Monthly is the flexible-but-pricier path.
- Everything is per user. Prices are quoted per seat. A two-person team on annual Email + Phone is paying roughly $3,980 per year, not $1,990.
Wiza only charges for valid emails (it verifies before counting), and phone numbers on the Email tier are pay-as-you-go at $0.35 each rather than included. The Free plan is a genuine starting allotment (20 emails, 5 phones) to test data quality.

