Evaboot vs Meetcatcher
From Navigator search to spreadsheet
Evaboot is a Chrome extension that turns a LinkedIn Sales Navigator search into a clean spreadsheet. It exports the leads, tidies names, titles and company names, finds and verifies emails, and marks rows that do not really match your filters. It works on top of your own Navigator searches, so you need a Navigator seat. Evaboot gives you a better list from Navigator; Meetcatcher gives you a conversation without building one.
Where it saves hours
Anyone who has copied Navigator results by hand knows the mess: emojis in names, degrees after surnames, legal suffixes in company names. A growth marketer preparing a campaign for 600 heads of finance can export the search, get verified emails in the same file and drop false matches in minutes. If the list then goes into LinkedIn outreach, it is worth knowing whether to add a note to connection requests.
From spreadsheet to reply
A tidy CSV still has to go somewhere. You import it into a sequencer or CRM, write the messages, stay within LinkedIn's limits and wait for answers. The Navigator seat and the export credits both run before the first reply arrives. Our review asks whether Sales Navigator is really worth it, and early on you can find prospects on LinkedIn without it.
Meetcatcher starts from both sides
Meetcatcher needs no search, no seat and no export. It reads your website, proposes companies where each side has something to offer the other, and shows you why. You choose who to invite, Meetcatcher prepares a draft invitation, and the invited person picks a time that suits them from your calendar. For a team whose real aim is new B2B clients and partners, that is the shorter and more direct route, and the call starts warm because both sides chose it.
Using them side by side
If LinkedIn outbound is already your main engine, Evaboot makes it cleaner and faster, and it pairs naturally with LinkedIn Sales Navigator. If replies are the bottleneck rather than data, a better export changes little, since normal acceptance rates cap what outreach brings. Keep Navigator for volume and use Meetcatcher for the conversations that matter most.
