Comparisons · 8 min read · October 29, 2026
Outscraper Pricing per 1,000 Records, and What to Compare
How Outscraper pricing per 1,000 records works, what to compare before you buy, and how BluTec Scout prices a Google Maps lead list instead.
Outscraper pricing per 1,000 records is a credit or per-record charge. The number on their site changes with the plan, so read their current pricing page before you budget a job. BluTec Scout charges for a lead allowance instead. The first 300 leads are free, with no credit card.
The full side-by-side is on Scout vs Outscraper. This page is only the pricing question.
What “per 1,000 records” leaves out
A cheap thousand rows is expensive if half the phones are empty. Before you compare a rate, check one sample of 20 rows:
| Check | Why it changes the real price |
|---|---|
| Phone filled | Empty phones cannot be called |
| Website filled | Email usually lives on the site, not the Maps card |
| Right category | A dentist search that returns pharmacies wastes the batch |
| Duplicates | You pay twice for the same shop |
| Export | CSV or Excel you can open without another tool |
If 30% of rows fail those checks, your real cost per usable lead is higher than the sticker price per 1,000.
How to compare Outscraper and Scout on one job
Scout’s trial is large enough for that test. Plans after the trial are on the pricing page.
Which bill fits which team
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Scout publish a price per 1,000 records?
No. Scout plans are a lead allowance. See pricing for the current numbers.
Can I test before I pay either tool?
Yes. Scout includes 300 leads with no credit card. Use the same keyword in both tools and keep the file that your team will actually dial.
Ready to start extracting leads?
Try BluTec Scout free with 300 leads. No credit card required.
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