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SG Best Leads vs Lusha: Finding Singapore Contacts

A browser extension for looking up people you already know, or a database for building Singapore lead lists from scratch? Here's how they differ.

SG Best Leads Team · 20 Oct 2026 · 3 min read

The short answer. Lusha is best when you already know who you want to reach, usually from LinkedIn, and need their email or phone number fast. SG Best Leads is best when you need to build a list of Singapore companies and decision-makers from scratch, filtered by SSIC industry, district, headcount and company age. If you start from a target market rather than a name, SG Best Leads fits better.

We make SG Best Leads. We've tried to be fair about where Lusha is the better tool.

At a glance

SG Best LeadsLusha
Main workflowSearch and filter a Singapore database, then unlock leadsLook up contacts on LinkedIn or a website with a browser extension
CoverageSingapore onlyGlobal
Build lists by industryYes, by SSIC code, plus district, headcount and company ageYes, with Lusha's own filters
Company identityUEN on company recordsCompany name and domain
Direct mobilesYes, marked before you unlockYes, at a higher credit cost than email
Enrich your own fileYes, with a free match previewYes
PricingCredits per lead, no per-seat feesMonthly plans with credit allowances and seats
PaymentCard or PayNow, in SGDCard, priced in USD
Free optionFree search and preview, 10 free creditsFree plan with a small monthly credit allowance

Two different jobs

Lusha's sweet spot is the lookup. You're on someone's LinkedIn profile, you click the extension, and you get their contact details. For account-based selling where you've already picked the people, that's fast and convenient.

SG Best Leads' sweet spot is the list. You start from a market, such as "logistics companies in the west with 50 to 200 staff, incorporated more than five years ago", and the database gives you the companies and the decision-makers inside them. That includes companies whose owners aren't on LinkedIn, which is common among Singapore SMEs.

Singapore-specific data

  • UEN: confirms a company is real and live, shows its age, and gives you a clean key for your CRM.
  • SSIC industry codes: the official classification every Singapore company declares to ACRA, more precise than a general industry tag.
  • District and region: useful for field sales and on-site services.
  • WhatsApp numbers: stored where available, alongside mobile and office numbers.

Pricing

Lusha sells monthly or annual plans with a set number of credits and seats. Phone numbers cost more credits than emails. Check Lusha's pricing page for current figures.

SG Best Leads charges per lead, with no seat fees:

  • company lead: 1 credit
  • contact with email and office number: 2 credits
  • contact with direct mobile and WhatsApp: 5 credits

Credits cost S$0.16 to S$0.49 each, depending on your plan or top-up. Searching, previewing and exporting unlocked leads are free.

Which should you choose?

Choose Lusha if you mainly look up specific people you've found on LinkedIn, across several countries.

Choose SG Best Leads if you need to build lists of Singapore companies and decision-makers by industry, size and location, including SMEs that global tools miss.

Frequently asked questions

Is SG Best Leads a Lusha alternative for Singapore?

Yes, especially for building lists. SG Best Leads lets you search Singapore companies by SSIC industry, district, headcount and company age, and unlock decision-maker emails and direct mobiles per lead. Lusha is better suited to looking up individual LinkedIn profiles.

Does SG Best Leads have a browser extension?

No. SG Best Leads works in the browser as a searchable database, and you can also upload your own spreadsheet to enrich it with UEN, industry, emails and phone numbers.

Which has better Singapore mobile numbers?

The honest answer is to test both. Take 30 Singapore decision-makers you want to reach, look them up in each tool, and call ten numbers from each. Remember to check the DNC Registry before marketing calls.

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