BODACC.io vs Lusha 2026: the signal before the contact

Lusha sells professional contact details: verified emails and phone numbers, with filters by role, sector and headcount. BODACC.io publishes legal events: a company created yesterday, a director replaced, accounts filed, a procedure opened. These are not two competitors, they are two moments in the same process. One says who to contact, the other says who just moved.

What Lusha knows, and what it does not

The publisher describes an enriched contact database, a browser extension, an MCP server to query its data from an assistant, and an API to plug it all into a CRM (lusha.com). Its pricing is public: a free plan limited to a few dozen credits per month, then Starter, Pro and Premium self-serve with a credit slider, and Scale for teams (lusha.com/pricing).

What Lusha does not know: that a company filed its accounts last week, that a manager sold his shares, that an insolvency procedure was opened on the 12th of the month. These facts are not in a contact database, they are in the Bulletin officiel des annonces civiles et commerciales.

What BODACC.io knows, and what it does not

We publish the Bulletin as it is released: creations, modifications, account filings, insolvency procedures, removals, transfers. Each notice carries its number, its date and its registry, and each page links to the original notice so you can check.

Our limits are clear: we have no email, no phone, no intent score, no traffic data. If your need is to reach a CFO, we are of no use.

The order that works

A serious sales sequence starts with an event, not with a list.

1. Spot the movement: a creation in your sector, a new director, an account filing that signals a fiscal year close, a change of registered office.
2. Qualify the company: legal form, size, age, history of notices.
3. Find the contact: this is where a tool like Lusha comes in, on an already qualified target.
4. Write knowing why you are writing to this person on this day.

Starting at step 3 means buying a list and writing cold. Starting at step 1 means arriving with a reason.

The price, plainly

BODACC.io is free, no account needed to browse. Our API is free and documented at /fr/api.

Lusha publishes its prices and adjusts them with a credit slider; the real cost depends on the volume of contacts you consume and whether the commitment is monthly or annual. We do not copy numbers that the publisher may change tomorrow: its pricing page is the only reference.

The two together

If you are prospecting French companies, the two tools do not replace each other. BODACC.io provides the reason to call and the date that reason appeared; a contact tool provides the number. The first is public and free, the second is a subscription. The order of reading, however, should not be reversed.

Sources

• Lusha: lusha.com and lusha.com/pricing, consulted on 3 November 2026.
• Bulletin officiel des annonces civiles et commerciales: bodacc.fr.
• Our API: /fr/api.