Free
$0a month
No card on file
- 100 credits a month
- +500 once, when you confirm your email
- Email support
You pay per answer: a lookup that answers costs one credit, one credit covers five IP lookups, and invalid input and repeats within seven days cost nothing. Every account gets 100 free credits a month, with no card on file.
Yearly is ten months' price, billed once; the credits still arrive every month.
Paid checkout is not open yet. Every account starts with the free credits, and they work on every product today.
$0a month
No card on file
$7a month
Billed monthly
$29a month
Billed monthly
$119a month
Billed monthly
Every tier, free included, gets every product and every response field. Plan credits roll over up to three months' allowance and stay usable for 60 days after you cancel; pack credits never expire. Priority support puts your request at the top of the support queue; no tier carries a response-time promise. Prices in US dollars.
The same products and rules at larger volumes, priced at the interval chosen above. Priority support on Volume, Pro, Business and Enterprise.
Volume
Pro
Business
Enterprise
More than 1,000,000 credits a month
There is no published price above the largest tier, and we would rather not print one nobody has agreed to. Tell us the monthly volume, the signals you need and how the rows arrive (API, batch or bulk files), and we will work out what it costs.
Ask about volume pricingThe tiers differ in credits, price and support, and in nothing else.
| outcome | credits |
|---|---|
| Fresh lookup with a usable answer | 1 credit |
| Five fresh IP lookups with a usable answer | 1 credit |
| Email answer whose mailbox check was uncertain (unverified) | 0 |
| Undeliverable email verdict within the fair-use allowance | 0 |
| Undeliverable email verdict past the fair-use allowance | 1 credit |
| Invalid input or no match | 0 |
| Repeat of a recent lookup, within 7 days | 0 |
| Rejected or failed request | 0 |
| Monthly free grant, every account | +100 |
Undeliverable email verdicts that needed a mailbox check are free up to a fair-use allowance of 500 in any 30 days, or the number of deliverable and risky email answers billed in those 30 days when that is more. Past the allowance each one costs 1 credit and its meta.fair_use_billed is true. Verdicts settled without a mailbox check (bad syntax, no working mail server, a username the provider never allows) and repeats are always free and never counted.
IP lookups are billed in blocks of five: the answered IP lookup that opens a block costs one credit and leaves four prepaid on the account, which the next four answered IP lookups use up at no charge. Reserved, private and unallocated ranges and repeats never use one.
costs a credit 1 credit for a deliverable or risky verdict, or for an undeliverable one past fair use
always free Unverified answers, invalid syntax, a suppressed address, undeliverable verdicts within fair use
costs a credit 1 credit for a valid number
always free Invalid numbers and unassigned blocks
costs a credit 1 credit per 5 answered lookups
always free Reserved, private and unallocated ranges
costs a credit 1 credit for a valid address
always free Invalid addresses, and requests without a country
costs a credit 1 credit when a register answers
always free Malformed or unknown identifiers, and registers we do not carry yet
costs a credit 1 credit when the domain accepts mail
always free Dead and invalid domains
costs a credit The sum of the signals you asked for
always free The comparison itself, always
| add-on | credits in all | status |
|---|---|---|
| Live carrier-network checkPhone intelligence · hlr: true | 5 | Off |
| Postal deliverability checkAddress verification · deliverability: true | 4 | Off |
Each add-on is charged only when its check answers, and the figure includes the lookup's own credit. Both need a licensed partner and neither is enabled on the service; while they are off they add nothing, and the response says the check did not run rather than guessing.
Put in the lookups you expect in a month and the share you think will answer for nothing, and this works out the credits the month would spend and the cheapest tier that covers them. It is an estimate of credits, not a quote.
Invalid input, undeliverable verdicts and repeats within seven days answer for nothing, so a real list bills well under its row count. We have no way of knowing what that share is for your data: it starts at zero, where every row bills and the month costs the most it can, and you lower it from a sample of your own.
Cheapest pack that covers it
Scale: $149 once
25,000 credits, leaving 100 unspent. Works out at $5.96 per 1,000 answers this month.
Cheapest monthly plan that covers it
Scale: $119 a month
25,000 credits, leaving 100 unspent. Works out at $4.76 per 1,000 answers this month.
At this volume that pack's credits last 1 month, so it works out at $149 a month against the plan's $119, so the plan is $30 a month cheaper. A pack's unspent credits stay on the balance and never expire, which is why the pack is compared over the months it actually covers rather than bought again every month.
Plans are changed and cancelled from the Billing page.
Pack credits never expire; plan credits roll over up to three months' allowance and stay usable for 60 days after you cancel.
The API answers a typed 402 INSUFFICIENT_CREDITS before the lookup runs, so nothing is billed behind your back. Lookups work again once the balance is topped up or the next monthly grant lands.
Only if you ask it to. Automatic top-ups are off on every account. Switching them on from the Billing page means naming the pack to buy, the balance to act on, and a ceiling in dollars for the calendar month; an account on a plan buys a block the size of its plan at the plan's rate instead, and those credits never expire either. We never charge past the ceiling: once it is reached, lookups answer the same 402 as any empty balance. Every automatic charge is emailed to you and appears on the Usage page.
No. The monthly free grant needs no card, and a pack is a one-time purchase. A plan deposits its credits every month at a lower price per credit than the pack of the same size, billed monthly or yearly, and can be cancelled at any time.
No. Every channel bills the same way: 1 credit per fresh answered lookup, five IP lookups to the credit, with the same free answers and the same fair use. Batch, bulk, monitors, the dashboard, the form widget and the MCP server all follow that rule.
Enough to try every product and keep a test integration alive.