How many leads should I add to a campaign?
Last updated: April 14, 2026
The right number depends on your subscription tier. Adding too few leads limits performance and makes it harder to generate consistent results. Adding too many risks exhausting your credits before the end of your billing cycle.
Tier | Recommended Setup | Leads per Campaign |
1,200 credits/month | 2 campaigns (different messaging or audience) | ~150 leads each |
4,500 credits/month | 3–4 campaigns | ~300 leads each |
On a 1,200-credit plan, running 2 focused campaigns with ~150 leads each is the most effective approach. Use the split to run A/B testing: try different messaging angles, subject lines, or target a different audience segment in each campaign. This gives you comparable data without burning through your credits.
On a 4,500-credit plan, you have enough room to run 3–4 parallel campaigns at ~300 leads each. At this volume, you can test across multiple ICPs or sequences simultaneously.
Keep Campaigns Focused
Avoid spreading leads too thin. Instead of launching 10 campaigns with 50 leads each, concentrate volume into fewer, better-defined campaigns. Focused campaigns are easier to optimize and produce more reliable signal.
Keep in Mind: 1 ≠ 1 Credit
Credits are consumed based on campaign activity. A useful rule of thumb:
Sequence steps × number of leads = estimated monthly credit usage
Also: 1 Found Lead ≠ 1 Search Credit
Finding a lead through prospecting does not automatically consume one search credit per result. You can review exactly how your lead search credits are being used in Settings > Plans & Billing > Lead Search Credits Usage History.