HuntMeLeads vs Tomba
The honest Tomba
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Tomba is a credit-metered finder. HuntMeLeads is the finder, the database, the sequencer, and the warmup — all in one plan.
Stop stitching Tomba + Apollo + Instantly. One workspace, unlimited credits, $29/mo.
Why teams leave Tomba
Tomba meters every search and verification. Hit the cap mid-week and you pay top-up packs.
Tomba can only enrich names/domains you bring. There's no searchable 275M graph to discover net-new accounts.
Found the email — now you need a sequencer, a warmup tool, and an inbox. Tomba doesn't bundle any of them.
HuntMeLeads vs Tomba — side by side
| Feature | HuntMeLeads | Tomba |
|---|---|---|
| Credits | Unlimited on paid plans | Metered, no rollover |
| Database | 275M verified contacts, 50+ filters | Bring your own |
| Sequencer + warmup | Bundled, unlimited | Not included |
| LinkedIn extension | Yes — profile, Sales Nav, Recruiter | Basic |
| Bulk verifier | Unlimited | Per-credit |
| API | REST + SDKs, included from Growth | Separate API tier |
| Pricing | Flat $29 / $79 / $119 | $39–$199/mo, per-credit |
| Free plan | 100 credits/mo forever | 25 searches |
FAQ
Is Tomba accurate?+
Tomba's finder is solid, comparable to Hunter on common patterns. The catch is everything around it — no in-app database, no sequencer, no warmup. You'll end up paying for those elsewhere.
How much do I save vs Tomba?+
Tomba Pro ($79) + Apollo Basic ($49) + Instantly ($97) + warmup ($59) ≈ $284/mo. HuntMeLeads Pro replaces all four at $79/mo flat.
Can I import my Tomba lists?+
Yes — CSV import with automatic re-verification. Migration is free.
What's the email accuracy?+
96–98% deliverability with bounce refunds on Growth and Agency plans.
Does it work for agencies?+
Yes — Agency plan ships pooled credits, white-label exports, sub-workspaces, and unlimited seats.
Is there an API?+
Yes — REST + Node/Python/Go SDKs included from the Growth plan.
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