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
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
Enterprise
A million credits, and a contract above it
- 1,000,000 universal credits a month — $1.50 per 1,000 vs their $2.00
- Everything in Professional
- Negotiated ceilings, SLA and named support contact
- Security review and custom DPA
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
- Registry checks (state DNC + litigator) at 30 credits each — we buy that answer per call
- 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
What we buy from someone else, you pay for separately
These carry a real per-call cost we cannot remove, because they are network queries or licensed data rather than public files. They are billed as their own line rather than folded into a plan — a unit price with a hidden vendor invoice inside it is how you end up subsidising something you never use.
- Search results — Bought per query from a search data provider.
- Reverse lookup / skip trace — Licensed consumer data, priced per match.
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 on 2026-08-02, 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, search and skip-trace 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 — eleven 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
- Company enrichment3 credits — theirs run 25 to 75
- 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
- Property record2 credits — 18.0M parcels (Florida, North Carolina, Wisconsin and New York, NY), owner included; searchable by address only, never by owner name; 0 for an address we do not hold
- Company firmographics15 credits — GLEIF + places + our domain engine, sourced per field; theirs is 75
- 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
- Beneficial owners (UK)5 credits — who controls a UK company, from the state register
- Beneficial owner screening8 credits — every owner screened against sanctions and PEP lists
- Ownership chain10 credits — company → holding company → the people at the top
- Website scraping5 credits — fetches and parses the page
- Website contacts5 credits — emails MX-checked, phones parsed to E.164
- Reverse lookup0 credits while in beta
- 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
- Caller name (CNAM)3 credits — theirs is 10
- Registry check, one number live30 credits — state DNC, litigator and federal indication
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 trial does not cover, and the only ones that need an API key rather than the keyless tier. Everything else on this page runs on data we host, which is why the trial covers all of it.
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 — at $1.50 to $3.16 per 1,000 core lookups, against 1lookup's $2.00 to $4.95, measured on their pricing page on 3 Aug 2026.
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