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Pay per lookup, plus each enrichment property that returns an answer.

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Phone, email and enrichment rates in their published currency.

Published list rates for each lookup and enrichment. Custom rates in your agreement apply to your account.

Phone number lookup

What you pay forPrice
Base lookupValidity, line type, carrier, and country. Charged once per lookup, with or without properties.$0.0050/lookup
ClassificationThe allocated-service class behind the number, beyond its line type.$0.0080/property
PortingWhether the number was ported, and away from which carrier.$0.0070/property
PresenceWhether the number is reachable on the network right now.$0.0070/property
RoamingWhether the subscriber is currently on a visited network.$0.010/property
ScoreA data provider's view of how credible the number looks.$0.025/property

A property is billed only when it is delivered. One that cannot be answered comes back with a status saying so and is not charged.

Email address lookup

What you pay forPrice
Email lookupOne address per request. Every verdict is billed, undeliverable included.$0.50/1,000 lookups

What one request costs

One lookup requesting classification and roamingPrice
Base lookup$0.0050
Classification, answered$0.0080
Roaming, no answer availableFree
Total$0.013

A lookup that fails is never billed, and neither is a request rejected for a malformed input or an empty wallet.

Plan your lookup workload.

Lookup answers one number or one address per request. Neither operation has a batch form, and the rate limit starts at 10 requests a minute per credential, so cleaning a whole list is not what this is priced for today. Talk to us if that is what you need.

Pricing questions

What am I charged for in a lookup?
Lookup has a lookup charge plus charges for the enrichment properties that return an answer. The rate tables separate the available properties and units.
Why can two lookups cost different amounts?
Requests can ask for different properties and return different answers. Estimate the lookup and the enrichment results you expect, rather than treating every request as the same bundle.
Is email validation the same as phone lookup?
Phone and email requests use different data and result types. Review the applicable table and documentation for the endpoint you will call.
Are rate limits the same as billing limits?
Rate limits control request throughput. They do not define an included billing allowance; review the published unit rates and your account terms separately.
Does custom pricing change what I pay?
If you have an agreed rate, that agreement determines your charge for the covered product or property. The public table shows the published rate rather than your private contract.
What should I include in a volume quote?
Share the phone and email endpoints you need, expected request volume, required enrichment properties and peak throughput. This gives Sales the dimensions needed for a useful quote.

Put it into practice. Choose the data you need and review the lookup request and response guides.

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