DNC.com Scrubs. We Keep the Record — and Publish the Price.
Both require you to hold your own FTC subscription: DNC.com states that "A subscription to the National Do Not Call list is required to use DNCScrub" and comes from the FTC. The difference is that our price is on the page, and the record we keep is the one 16 CFR 310.5 asks for.
A price you can read
DNC.com lists no price; the site directs you to sales. Our compliance plan is on the pricing page, with every credit cost published next to it.
The record, not just the scrub
Registry accesses with SAN and campaign, your entity-specific list with withdrawal history, and every scrub — all four records the rule names, retained five years.
Receipts a third party can check
Each result carries a signed receipt whose hash you can recompute from the response itself. Years later your copy and our log can be matched without trusting either of us.
Where DNC.com is the better buy
Every product has a job it is built for. These are the jobs where DNC.com is the answer and we are not, said plainly so you can tell in two minutes whether the rest of this page applies to you.
Volume scrubbing we have not built
DNC.com advertises "up to 200,000 records per minute". Our bulk jobs run to 10,000 items. If your list is millions of rows a night, they are built for that and we are not.
Datasets we have not licensed
Litigator Insights, TCPA Reassigned ID and state registries are commercial data we do not hold. Every scrub result of ours names the lists it checked and the lists it did not.
Caller ID reputation work
TrustCall Monitor and Caller ID remediation are carrier-facing services. We do not offer them and have no plan to.