Veriastra Pricing: Flexible Data Verification Plans
Universal credits, one balance across every product, priced under the equivalent 1lookup tier at every level. 200 credits a month on the free plan, no card.
Free
200 credits a month to clean a real list, no card
- 200 universal credits a month, no card
- Every validation product: phone, email, IP, domain, spam
- A 100-number call list each month
- API access and one key
- 5 lookups/second
- – Lists longer than 100 numbers
- – Webhooks
- – Compliance record retention
- – Priority support
Starter
For agencies and small teams
- 25,000 universal credits a month — $3.16 per 1,000 vs their $4.95
- Unused credits roll over while you subscribe (theirs expire in 3 months)
- Bulk jobs, CSV and NDJSON export, for lists past the free plan's 100 rows
- 10 lookups/second
- Email support
- – Five-year compliance retention
- – Safe-harbor export
Compliance
Starter's credits, plus the record the TSR asks you to keep — $70 for the record, not for volume
- 25,000 universal credits a month
- Unmetered scrubs against your own suppression list, with signed receipts
- Live registry-check is not enabled on this instance. The $70 is the 16 CFR 310.5 record, not a national-list scrub
- Registry access log — 16 CFR 310.5(a)(11)
- Five-year record retention, tamper-evident
- 31-day cycle tracking, safe-harbor export as PDF and CSV
- 10 lookups/second
Growth
For growing businesses
- 100,000 universal credits a month — $2.49 per 1,000 vs their $3.52
- Everything in Compliance, records included
- Webhooks, idempotency keys, signed result receipts
- 25 lookups/second
- Priority support
Professional
For high-volume applications
- 300,000 universal credits a month — $2.16 per 1,000 vs their $3.20
- Everything in Growth
- 50 lookups/second
The do-not-call record: +$70 on Starter
Same 25,000 credits as Starter. The money is not buying volume — it is buying the record the Telemarketing Sales Rule asks you to keep, and the export you would hand to a regulator. Included already on Growth and above, so this exists for teams whose calling is small and whose exposure is not.
- Unmetered scrubs against your own suppression list, with signed receipts
- Live registry-check is not enabled on this instance. The $70 is the 16 CFR 310.5 record, not a national-list scrub
- Registry access log — 16 CFR 310.5(a)(11)
- Five-year record retention, tamper-evident
- 31-day cycle tracking, safe-harbor export as PDF and CSV
- 10 lookups/second
Enterprise
A million credits a month, negotiated ceilings, SLA and a named support contact. Contact sales — there is no published dollar price and no checkout button for this plan.
What the same volume costs elsewhere
Core lookups cost 1 credit here and 1 credit there. The difference is what a thousand credits cost — every figure below was read off the vendor's own pricing page on the date shown.
# competitor prices read from their own pricing pages (Twilio 2026-08-02, 1lookup 2026-08-03), quoted as the plan you would have to buy rather than the headline rate — nobody can buy 25,000 lookups at an enterprise unit price. Email verification is counted separately on every plan, including ours — it runs a real SMTP probe and that costs something. HLR and MNP are billed per call because we buy them per call.
What a credit buys
Every rate on this page is the rate the code enforces — a test reads the route files and fails if the two ever disagree. Two things never cost a credit: a DNC scrub on the Compliance plan, and an email verification that comes back unknown.
- Phone validation1 credit
- Carrier, rate centre, OCNincluded in the phone lookup
- IP intelligence1 credit
- Domain intelligence1 credit — theirs runs 10
- Domain web-graph rankincluded in the domain lookup
- Phone spam check1 credit
- Sanctions screening1 credit — 10 government lists
- Carrier lookup1 credit — also included in phone validation
- Domain threat check1 credit — phishing and malware feeds
- Fraud score2 credits — one call runs four engines
- Decision for a job2 credits at most — 1 per identifier you supply, so a lead carrying only an email costs 1. Answered as write/block/drop instead of a number to threshold yourself
- Dial decision2 credits — line type, complaints and your own list in one verdict
- Do-not-call scrub0 credits with the Compliance plan — 10 elsewhere in this market
- Email suppression list0 credits — your own list of addresses you have stopped mailing
- Email verification1 credit — and 0 when the answer is unknown
- Email enrichment3 credits — theirs is 5
- Business lookup5 credits — deep fetch, cached 7 days; theirs is 10
- Business verify10 credits — our own directory + engines, no provider bill; theirs is 30
- Tech stack detection2 credits — our own fingerprint corpus, with the evidence
- Domain SEO intelligence1 credit — our own 121M-domain web graph; Moz metrics for key holders
- Subdomains (CT logs)2 credits — every hostname a domain has certified
- Website scraping5 credits — fetches and parses the page
- Website contacts5 credits — emails MX-checked, phones parsed to E.164
- Receipt verification0 credits — proof should not cost money
- HLR live network lookup10 credits — a live query to the network
- MNP portability lookup5 credits — the operator holding the number today
- Registry check, one number live30 credits — not enabled on this instance; Compliance sells the statutory record, not this check
These carry a real per-call cost we cannot remove: they are network queries or licensed data, not public files. They are the only products the free plan and trials do not cover. They need a paid API key — they are not on the keyless guest tier. Most other engines also need a key; the guest whitelist is the public tools (phone, email, IP, domain, sanctions, spam, and the homepage fraud-score demo). Live registry-check is not enabled on this instance; do not buy it until it answers.
Every product shows its exact cost in your dashboard before you run a lookup, and an email verification that comes back unknown is refunded — you can see it as charged: 0 in the response.
Cheaper at every tier
Universal credits like everyone else — $2.16 to $3.16 per 1,000 core lookups on the self-serve plans, against 1lookup's $3.20 to $4.95, measured on their pricing page on 3 Aug 2026.
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Free plan, no card
200 credits every month without a card. Upgrade when a list outgrows it, not before.
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