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Should I Use Tomba?

tomba.io·Analyzed 22 hours ago··Based on 16 sources

Find verified B2B email addresses from any company. 280M+ contacts, 81% coverage, 98% delivery rate. Trusted by 150,000+ sales teams. Start free today.

Worth it

Worth it

Buy if you're a small sales or recruiting team that needs cheap B2B email finding — the free plan lets you test accuracy on your own target list first.

Cheap B2B email finder with a free tier — good for small outbound teams, thin on security transparency and independent reviews.

Confidence: Medium

4.7/5

Advertised rating

Capterra average, self-advertised per Slicey

$8.90/mo

Starting price

Per official pricing page

Yes

Free tier

Free plan starting at $0 (G2)

2020

Founded

Per GitHub README

Value for money4

Called fairly priced by multiple reviewers

Ease of use4

G2 comparison cites clean user interface

Feature depth3

Finder plus verifier; narrower than all-in-one suites

Security posture2

No public security page surfaced

Pros

  • Paid entry is cheap: $8.90/month per official pricing¹
  • Free plan exists — test accuracy before paying³
  • Advertises 280M+ contacts and 98% delivery rate²
  • Simple credit model: 1 email = 1 credit²
  • Automates via n8n, Chrome extension, and API11

Cons

  • Growth tier jumps to $89/month for 10,000 credits
  • Third-party reviewers rate it 'mid-tier' on accuracy, not premium
  • Security page surfaced nothing in searches — thin public compliance info13
  • 4.7/5 rating is self-advertised, not independently verified
  • Top search results are competitor comparison sites, not independent user reviews

Gotchas

  • mediumCompetitor reviewers warn: compare real cost, not sticker — credit slider pricing varies by usage
  • mediumSteep jump from $8.90 entry tier to $89 Growth plan
  • lowPay-as-you-go model means monthly costs swing with search volume
  • lowFree plan limits unclear in sources — confirm caps before building workflows on it³

Best for

  • Small sales teams doing outbound prospecting
  • Founders and recruiters sourcing B2B contacts
  • Pay-as-you-go buyers avoiding big contracts
  • Teams automating enrichment via n8n or API

Not for

  • Enterprises needing published security certifications or compliance evidence
  • Teams wanting an all-in-one CRM — this only finds and verifies emails
  • B2C or consumer contact needs — this is B2B data only
  • High-volume teams where credit costs scale unpredictably

Pricing

Free

$0

  • Test the email finder before paying
  • Limits unclear in sources

Entry

$8.90/mo

  • Cheapest paid tier
  • 1 email = 1 credit

Growth

$89/mo

  • 10,000 credits/month
  • Mid-tier plan cited in comparisons

Security

No known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.

What users say

Third-party review sites call Tomba a solid, fairly priced mid-tier email finder with a clean interface, though few independent user quotes surfaced.

Tomba's a solid mid-tier email finder with a fair bill…
Prospeo.io review

Alternatives

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Hunter.io

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Apollo.io

Broader all-in-one sales database and engagement platform

Full analysis

Based on 16 public sources. Caveat: many 'review' results are competitor or affiliate comparison sites, and search results were polluted by an unrelated PS1 game named Tomba!, so independent user feedback was thin.

Sources

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  11. official
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  13. security
  14. Tomba Chrome Extensionchromewebstore.google.com
    official
  15. Tomba on Trustpilottrustpilot.com
    review
  16. Tomba on Capterracapterra.com
    review

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