── Comparison

Saleshunt vs Sales Navigator

Sales Navigator and Saleshunt both help you find companies to sell to and the people to talk to there. Sales Navigator searches LinkedIn's own profiles with filters and helps you reach people inside LinkedIn. Saleshunt checks every company in your market against the question you ask. This page puts them side by side.

We make Saleshunt, so we've kept to facts either side could check. Sales Navigator's details come from LinkedIn's plan page, checked on 28 October 2026. Spotted something out of date? Tell us at support@saleshunt.ai and we'll fix it.

Sales Navigator in one line

LinkedIn's sales tool: search LinkedIn with advanced filters, then reach people with InMail and introductions.

Saleshunt in one line

Your best customers don't fit in a dropdown. Ask for them in your own words. Saleshunt checks every company in your market and brings back the best matches, with the right person at each.

At a glance

TopicSales NavigatorSaleshunt
Built forSellers who prospect and network on LinkedInFounders and owners who sell, without a sales-ops person
How you search50+ filters on LinkedIn profilesYour question is the search, checked per company
Data sourcesLinkedIn's own member and company profilesGoogle Maps, company websites and LinkedIn, combined
Source per answerThe LinkedIn profileEvery answer, with gaps marked
Reaching people50 InMails a month, connection requestsDecision-maker and email, drafts you approve
AI helpAccount IQ, Lead IQ and Message AssistEvery company checked against your question
MonitoringAlerts on job changes, buyer intentSignals in plain language, included on Pro during launch
Market focusGlobal, across LinkedIn's member and company profilesBuilt in Europe, for European markets
Pricing modelPer seat, from €120.99 a monthPer result, prepaid, or Pro at €99 a month
Free startTrial if you've had no paid LinkedIn plan or trial in a year25 companies free for 14 days, no card

Filters, or your own question

Sales Navigator

You search LinkedIn with more than 50 filters: job title, seniority, company size, industry, geography and more. It's fast for anything a profile states, and Account IQ and Lead IQ summarise an account or a person with AI.

Saleshunt

You ask in your own words, for example: food producers that make burgers or sausages from beef. Every company is checked against each part of the question, and the best matches come back. Near-misses are checked too, but they don't crowd your list.

Saleshunt: one sentence in, a list of matching companies out.

Where the data comes from

Sales Navigator

LinkedIn's own profiles of people and companies. That's its strength: profiles people keep up to date themselves. A company is only as visible as its LinkedIn page.

Saleshunt

Google Maps, company websites and LinkedIn, combined and checked when you ask. Every answer shows its source, and when something can't be confirmed the cell says so.

A Saleshunt answer opened up: the answer, the reasoning behind it, three numbered sources and the steps taken
Saleshunt: every answer opens up to its reasoning, sources and steps.

Big markets, or small and local ones

Sales Navigator

Strongest where companies and their people are active on LinkedIn. How far that reaches depends on your market, so test it on a sample of your own.

Saleshunt

Built in Europe, for European markets. Websites are read in their own language, and the local firm with a Google Maps listing and a two-person LinkedIn page gets looked at too.

Reaching the right person

Sales Navigator

You reach people inside LinkedIn: 50 InMails a month on every plan, connection requests, TeamLink introductions through colleagues, and Message Assist to draft with AI.

Saleshunt

It finds the decision-maker at each company when you ask and checks on LinkedIn that they still work there, with a verified email. On Pro, campaigns send from your own mailbox, and nothing goes out until you approve it.

Watching your market

Sales Navigator

Alerts on job changes and new content, buyer intent on who shows interest in your company, and Relationship Explorer for mutual connections.

Saleshunt

Signals you describe in plain language, for example a company starting to fit your criteria. Included on Pro during launch, or €0.05 per signal check on pay as you go.

CRM and team

Sales Navigator

Team seat management on Advanced. CRM sync with Salesforce, HubSpot, Microsoft Dynamics and others on Advanced Plus.

Saleshunt

Import and export your lists. Custom integrations on Enterprise. No seats, so the whole team can use the same balance.

Pricing

Sales Navigator

Per seat. Core from €120.99 a month or €1,088.88 a year, Advanced from €148.21 a month or €1,693.88 a year, and Advanced Plus on quote. LinkedIn notes prices can exclude VAT and change. See LinkedIn's plan page for current prices.

Saleshunt

No seats. Pay per result from a prepaid balance that never expires: €0.15 for each company that matches your criteria, or €0.34 for a full contact with the decision-maker and a verified email. Or Pro at €99 a month with 150 included. See pricing.

Which one fits you

Sales Navigator is likely the better fit if

  • your buyers are active on LinkedIn and fit its filters
  • you sell by building relationships there, with InMail and introductions
  • you want alerts when the people you follow change jobs
  • you need CRM sync with Salesforce, HubSpot or Dynamics

Saleshunt is likely the better fit if

  • what makes a company a fit isn't on its LinkedIn page
  • you sell into European markets with many small, local companies
  • you'd rather pay per match than per seat
  • you want an email address and a draft you approve, outside LinkedIn

They also work together: Saleshunt to find and check the companies that fit, Sales Navigator to build the relationship on LinkedIn afterwards.

Test it on your own market

The fairest comparison is your own question. Start with 25 companies free, no card.

Frequently asked questions

Is Saleshunt a Sales Navigator alternative?

For finding the companies that fit and the right person at each, yes, especially when what makes a company a fit isn't on its LinkedIn page. If you sell by building relationships on LinkedIn itself, with InMail and introductions, Sales Navigator does a different part of the job.

What does Sales Navigator cost?

LinkedIn lists Core from €120.99 a month per seat, or €1,088.88 a year, and Advanced from €148.21 a month, or €1,693.88 a year. Advanced Plus is priced on quote. Saleshunt has no seats: €0.15 for each company that matches your criteria, €0.34 for a full contact, or Pro at €99 a month.

Does Saleshunt use LinkedIn?

Yes, as one of three sources. Saleshunt combines Google Maps, company websites and LinkedIn, and checks on LinkedIn that the decision-maker it finds still works at the company.

How well does Sales Navigator cover small European companies?

It covers what's on LinkedIn, so it depends on how present your market is there. Test it on a sample of your own market. Saleshunt also looks at Google Maps and company websites, and when something can't be confirmed, it says so.

Can I use both?

Yes. Saleshunt to find and check every company in your market that fits your question, Sales Navigator to build the relationship on LinkedIn afterwards.

Sales Navigator's plans and features as published by LinkedIn, checked on 28 October 2026. Plans change, so check LinkedIn before you decide. LinkedIn and Sales Navigator are trademarks of LinkedIn Corporation; this page isn't affiliated with or endorsed by LinkedIn.

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