2025.09.14 – GetProspect Subscription Expiration, Free Plan Transition, and Service Features

Key Findings

GetProspect announced the expiration of a paid subscription and confirmed an automatic downgrade to a free plan, while ensuring continued access to workspace data. The communication included a link for renewal and an offer of support. An interpretation emphasized the automated nature of the notification and outlined options for renewal or contacting support. Further information described GetProspect’s functions as a tool for B2B lead generation, including email discovery, LinkedIn integration, data export, and CRM connectivity. Both the benefits and uncertainties about free plan limitations and data scope remain relevant.

Confirmed Facts

1. GetProspect issued a notice stating that a paid subscription expired on the same day the message was sent. The notification made explicit that the downgrade to a free plan was immediate. The communication guaranteed access to workspace data despite the expiration.
2. The notice included a renewal link to https://app.getprospect.com/pricing. This URL was highlighted as the means for upgrading again to a paid plan. The message closed with the signature “Thanks, GetProspect team” and offered the possibility of assistance upon request.
3. An interpretation explained that the message served as an automated reminder. It listed four key points: expiration of the subscription, switch to the free plan, continued data availability, and the option to renew. The suggestion of contacting GetProspect support was emphasized as an additional option.
4. Suggested next steps included either composing a professional reply to the GetProspect team or delaying renewal for later consideration. These options were framed as practical decisions.
5. GetProspect is a platform specialized in lead generation and B2B prospecting. It allows users to search for verified email addresses and contact details, often sourced through LinkedIn and related databases.
6. The platform includes several core features: discovery of emails and contact data, integration with LinkedIn, advanced filters such as job title and industry, export of information to CSV or Excel, and integration with customer relationship management systems like HubSpot, Salesforce, and Pipedrive.
7. GetProspect provides both free and paid subscription plans. The free plan includes a limited number of searches and credits, while the paid plans offer larger capacities and expanded functionalities. The tool supports sales teams, recruiters, and marketers in building segmented prospect lists.

Disputed or Uncertain

1. The specific hour or timezone of subscription expiration was not indicated. Only the word “today” was included, leaving timing ambiguous.
2. It is unclear which features remain accessible under the free plan beyond guaranteed workspace data. The notice did not specify exact limitations, quotas, or feature differences between free and paid tiers.
3. The interpretation suggested the message was automated, but the text itself did not explicitly confirm whether it was system-generated or written by staff.
4. The precise scope of “workspace data” was undefined. It remains uncertain whether this includes exported files, integrations, or solely in-application records.
5. While GetProspect’s core functions were described, the full extent of restrictions on the free plan, such as maximum number of credits or export limits, was not disclosed in the notification.

Open Questions

• What exact limitations distinguish the free plan from the paid plan in practice?
• At what specific hour or timezone do subscription expirations occur?
• Was the expiration notice generated automatically by GetProspect’s system or by personnel?
• Does “workspace data” include exports and integrations, or only in-app content?

Sources

• https://app.getprospect.com/pricing