If you searched for “Apollo Exporter extension” you may have landed on one of two unrelated products. The Apollo Exporter extension by scrapejob is a Chrome extension sold at apolloexporter.scrapejob.net. Apollo Exporter (apolloexporter.com), which publishes this page, is a web app by Hasan Rahman that runs exports through your own Apollo session. The names collide; the products do not. This page compares the scrapejob extension, the similar apollo.scraper.plus extension and our own service on what each publishes, as of 7 October 2026.
The short answer
- The Apollo Exporter extension by scrapejob costs $6.20 to $12.60 a month and caps each search at 2,500 leads, as published on 7 October 2026. It runs inside your own Apollo account and publishes no verification step.
- apollo.scraper.plus ranked #1 for both “apollo scraper extension” and “apollo scraper chrome extension” on the same date, but its 350 to 730-word page publishes no price, cap or user count that could be captured, and its Google snippet shows off-topic template text.
- Apollo Exporter (apolloexporter.com) is a web app with per-email billing. The export runs through your own session via its bridge extension, every email is verified with BounceBan before download, failed rows are not charged, and sign-up includes 500 free credits.
- Pick a flat-fee extension for frequent small pulls under 2,500 rows; pick Apollo Exporter for verified emails, larger single jobs and public per-row pricing.
The scrapejob extension and apollo.scraper.plus at a glance
The Apollo Exporter extension by scrapejob is a keyword-subdomain product: one landing page, a Chrome extension that injects into Apollo’s search view and pages through results inside your logged-in browser. Its page publishes a monthly price of $6.20 to $12.60 and a cap of 2,500 leads per search, as published on 7 October 2026. No user count or rating was captured, no verification step is described, and no refund rule is stated. apollo.scraper.plus follows the same pattern with less on the page: 350 to 730 words, no captured price, cap or user figure, and a Google snippet that shows off-topic template copy. It nonetheless held #1 for both “apollo scraper extension” queries in our snapshot, which says more about how thin that query’s results are than about the product. Both run under your own Apollo login, so the “No Results” stalls and 24-hour blocks reported across the extension category apply; the Chrome extension comparison covers those failure modes.
Side by side
| Apollo Exporter extension by scrapejob | apollo.scraper.plus | Apollo Exporter (apolloexporter.com) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price per 1,000 | Flat $6.20 to $12.60 a month (scrapejob) | Not captured (apollo.scraper.plus) | $3 per 1,000 BounceBan-cleaned emails, $0.50 per 1,000 rows without emails, pay as you go (pricing); no subscription |
| Where it runs | Chrome extension in your own Apollo account | Chrome extension in your own Apollo account | Web app; export runs through your own logged-in session via the Apollo Exporter extension |
| Data source | Live Apollo search, up to 2,500 leads per search | Live Apollo search; cap not captured | Live Apollo search, page by page from the same search you see |
| Email verification | Not published | Not published | Every email verified with BounceBan before download |
| Delivery | In your browser as it runs | In your browser as it runs | Page by page as the job runs; live status; measured times on methodology |
| Refunds | Not published | Not published | Failed exports are not charged and rows without an email are free; terms on pricing |
| Free trial | Not captured | Not captured | 500 free credits on sign-up |
| Reviews | Not captured | Not captured | Measured figures under a named author on methodology |
Rival figures as published on 7 October 2026. “Not captured” means the item was not visible on the page when checked.
Where the scrapejob extension is the better pick
A flat monthly fee beats per-row pricing once volume is high and lists are small. At $6.20 to $12.60 a month, the scrapejob extension costs the same whether you pull 500 rows or 50,000 across the month, so a team running many searches under the 2,500-row cap will pay less per row than any per-1,000 service, ours included, provided those rows are usable without verification. It also runs entirely in your browser, which some buyers prefer: nothing is sent to a vendor dashboard, you watch rows arrive, and there is no second web app to log in to. apollo.scraper.plus, on the evidence of its page, is an unknown rather than a bad choice; if its price turns out lower still, the same arithmetic applies. Both are reasonable for a solo seller who pulls a few hundred contacts a week, already runs a verifier, and can tolerate the restart work when Apollo shows “No Results” mid-run. For that pattern, a subscription is the cheaper tool and this page will not argue otherwise.
Where Apollo Exporter is the better pick
Apollo Exporter (apolloexporter.com) is the better pick when the list is larger than 2,500 rows, when the emails have to be verified before you pay, or when you want terms in writing. The export runs through your own logged-in Apollo session via the Apollo Exporter Chrome extension, which is a bridge rather than a standalone scraper, so there are no shared accounts and no credentials handed over. Rows are collected page by page from the same search you see on screen as a single job, with live status in the dashboard. Every email is verified with BounceBan before download, rows without an email are not charged, and the file arrives as CSV or XLSX with the 25 standard Apollo people fields. Pricing is one-time credit packs priced per 1,000 on the pricing page, with no subscription to cancel and 500 free credits on sign-up. An API with keys is available for workflow users. Measured validity and delivery figures are on the methodology page. Like every in-session tool, it runs in your account, so Apollo’s terms apply to you; the legal guide covers that plainly.
Switching from the scrapejob extension
- Confirm which product you have. If the extension came from apolloexporter.scrapejob.net, it is the scrapejob tool; nothing on this site can manage, refund or cancel it, so cancel the subscription on that site if you are leaving.
- Copy the URL of an Apollo search you ran with the extension, ideally one larger than 2,500 rows, and check it with the free search URL parser.
- Sign up at dashboard.apolloexporter.com and install the Apollo Exporter (apolloexporter.com) extension. Disable the scrapejob extension on the Apollo tab while a job runs so two tools do not page the same search.
- Run the job on the 500 free credits and compare the file with your last extension export: row count, email fill rate and how many rows the verifier rejected and did not charge.
- For the rest of the extension field, including AoLeads and ConnectSafely, see the Chrome extension comparison and the best Apollo scrapers comparison.