The short answer
Salesfeed costs from 58 euros a month on annual billing (65 euros monthly) for Starter, from 116 euros for Professional and from 314 euros for Enterprise. The price depends only on how many companies Salesfeed identifies on your website each month, not on the number of users: Professional and Enterprise have unlimited users, and integrations and features cost nothing extra. Starter goes up to 100 identified companies a month; the highest published band is 989 euros a month for 4,000 to 5,000 companies on Enterprise. You get a 30-day free trial without a credit card, and a personal proposal after a week. Salesfeed is Dutch, places no cookies for company identification and hosts all data in the Netherlands.
All prices come from Salesfeed's rates page, read on 30 September 2026. Bizzy offers visitor identification itself, via Snitcher; read our comparison with that in mind.
What Salesfeed costs, per band
Identified companies per month | Starter | Professional | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
0 to 50 | 58 euros | 116 euros | 314 euros |
50 to 100 | 85 euros | 134 euros | 314 euros |
250 to 500 | Not on Starter | 179 euros | 314 euros |
750 to 1,000 | Not on Starter | 260 euros | 449 euros |
1,500 to 2,000 | Not on Starter | 332 euros | 629 euros |
4,000 to 5,000 | Not on Starter | 449 euros | 989 euros |
More than 5,000 | Not on Starter | On request | On request |
Per month, as shown for annual billing; the page says annual billing saves 10% and does not say whether VAT is included. Source: salesfeed.com/tarieven.
How the price is set
You start a 30-day free trial, Salesfeed measures how many companies visit your website, and after a week you receive a personal proposal. Under Salesfeed's "fair pricing" principle, repeat visits from existing customers, schools and consumer traffic do not count. The trial ends by itself, so there is nothing to cancel; if you continue, you choose monthly or annual invoicing.
What each plan adds
Starter: company identification, extended address data, SBI code, FTE count and credit status, visit history, email notifications.
Professional: unlimited users and automations, lead scoring, custom lead reports, website personalisation, screen recordings, A/B testing, customer-file import, integrations (including via Google Tag Manager, n8n and Zapier) and personal onboarding.
Enterprise: CDP and DMP integrations, use of CRM customer attributes, open data exchange (for example JSON), a dedicated account manager and a four-month proof of concept.
The comparison table lists CRM integrations but does not name which CRMs come with which plan.
Privacy and data
No cookies. Salesfeed identifies companies without first- or third-party cookies and does not process personal data from submitted forms.
Companies, not people. It matches the IP address of a visit against public business registers such as the Dutch Chamber of Commerce (KVK), and says it makes no effort to identify natural persons. It publishes no separate claim about Belgian companies.
Data in the Netherlands. All data stays in Dutch data centres certified to ISO 9001, ISO 27001, NEN 7510 and ISAE 3402 Type II.
Terms. The service falls under the Nederland ICT Voorwaarden 2014, with data-processing provisions; notice periods are not on the rates page.
Reviews
Salesfeed shows a 4.9 score based on Google reviews (via Trustindex) on its own site. On G2 it has no reviews, and we found no profile on Capterra or Trustpilot (30 September 2026). Independent reviews are scarce, so the 30-day trial is the best way to judge it on your own traffic.
The alternatives
Tool | Entry price per month | Trial or free | Worth knowing |
|---|---|---|---|
Leadinfo | 69 euros on annual billing | 14 days, no payment details | Rotterdam-based; 3 users on Starter |
Leadfeeder | Free (Lite); paid from 79 euros on annual billing | Free plan up to 100 companies a month | Formerly Dealfront; unlimited users |
Albacross | 59 euros on annual billing | 14 days, no card | Swedish; a few email and phone credits included |
Snitcher | From 49 a month on annual billing | 14 days, no card | Near Amsterdam; also powers Bizzy's visitor identification |
Lead Forensics | No public price | After a demo | Priced on your website traffic |
Bizzy | Free start; paid plans on request | Free start, no card | Visitor identification (via Snitcher) next to Belgian register data, contacts and signals |
Snitcher shows its price in dollars in the page title and in euros in the table; we give the amount without a currency. More on the other tools in Leadinfo pricing, Leadfeeder pricing and website visitor identification tools compared.
Which to choose
You sell mainly in the Netherlands and want the lowest entry price with Dutch hosting: Salesfeed.
You want to see what it produces for free first: Leadfeeder Lite.
You want website personalisation and A/B testing in the same tool: Salesfeed Professional.
The visit is one signal next to Belgian register data, vacancies and leadership changes: a platform with built-in identification, such as Bizzy.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Salesfeed cost? Starter costs from 58 euros a month on annual billing (65 euros monthly), Professional from 116 euros and Enterprise from 314 euros a month. The price rises with the number of identified companies, up to 989 euros a month for 4,000 to 5,000 companies on Enterprise.
Is Salesfeed priced per user? No. Professional and Enterprise have unlimited users, and features and integrations cost nothing extra. Only the number of identified companies sets the price.
Can I try Salesfeed for free? Yes, for 30 days, without a credit card. The trial stops by itself; you do not need to cancel.
Does Salesfeed use cookies? Not for company identification. It matches IP addresses against business registers and says it processes no personal data.
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