SalesQL Alternative
If you like the LinkedIn workflow but need bulk CSV runs and an API behind it, this is the comparison you want.
Where SalesQL is the better choice
SalesQL is a well-built browser extension and the in-browser experience is genuinely good. If your work is looking up contacts while you browse LinkedIn profiles one at a time, and you have no need to process files or call an API, it does that job and there is no strong reason to move.
We would rather say that plainly than pretend otherwise. Comparison pages that find no merit in the competitor are not comparisons.
Where teams move across
| LinkFinder AI | SalesQL | |
|---|---|---|
| Primary workflow | Upload a file, or call the API | Browser extension on LinkedIn |
| Bulk CSV enrichment | Up to 25,000 rows a month | Available, secondary to the extension |
| Public API | Documented, with an OpenAPI spec | Limited |
| Credits on empty results | Not charged | Varies by plan |
| Automation | n8n, Make, Google Sheets, MCP | Zapier and native integrations |
The short version: an extension is the right tool for one profile at a time, and the wrong tool for two thousand.
Try it against your own list
Do not take a table's word for it. Take a hundred rows you already ran through SalesQL, run them again on free credits, and compare the fill rates side by side. Start with the CSV email finder, or a Sales Navigator export if that is where your list lives.
Compare on your data, not on ours
Ten free credits is enough to re-run a real sample and see which tool fills more of your rows.
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