The short answer
Wiza and Rensa both start from a page of people you have open, and since 19 August 2026 they do different jobs. Wiza finds emails and phone numbers, one profile at a time. Rensa turns the whole page into a list you review. What Wiza does and costs below was read from Wiza's own pages on 9 October 2026.
What changed in August, in Wiza's words
Wiza's help centre said on 19 August 2026: "LinkedIn has tightened what third-party extensions can do on its platform. Wiza has updated its Chrome extension to match." And: "Bulk export and multi-select are gone from LinkedIn, Sales Navigator, and Recruiter search, list, and company pages." (Wiza's announcement)
Side by side
- What it is. Wiza is a browser extension with its own contact database. Rensa is an app for your Mac or your Windows PC.
- A whole page of people into a list. Wiza: not since 19 August, one profile at a time from a side panel. Rensa: one press per page, everyone on it.
- Emails and phone numbers. Wiza: yes, that is its main job now. Rensa: no. It hands your enrichment tool clean names, titles and companies.
- Where it runs. Wiza runs in your browser. Rensa runs on your computer; nothing is installed in your browser.
- Price. Wiza: $49 to $199 a user a month, or $990 to $1,990 a year. Rensa: $79 a month with 500 leads, and 15 cents a lead past them if you turn that on, or a year for the price of ten months.
Using both
If you already pay for an email tool, keep it. Rensa gets the people off the page and into a list you have checked, with the duplicates found; Wiza, or the enrichment tool you already use, adds the emails from that list.