Snitcher starts at $49 a month for 50 identified companies billed annually, and 1Lookup starts at $99 a month for 4,000 identified people billed month to month.

If you sell to companies and want to see which accounts are on your site, with intent signals, alerts and CRM sync on every plan and a 14-day free trial, Snitcher is built for that. If you want the individual person as data, by API, webhook or CSV, at 5 credits per person on a balance that also pays for phone, email and IP lookups, 1Lookup's Website Visitor ID is the alternative. Website Visitor ID requires approval. Start the 7-day free trial, then send the short application inside your account: we review each website before we switch on visitor identification.

Snitcher prints ten volume tiers. On annual billing they run $49 for 50, $69 for 100, $99 for 250, $139 for 500 companies a month up to $529 for 5,000. Billed month to month the same tiers cost more, from $79 to $779. Every plan includes unlimited team members, every integration and API access, and above 5,000 companies the price is custom. Checked October 2026.

5 credits for each identified person, and nothing for a visitor who is not identified. Starter ($99 a month) covers up to 4,000 identified people at $0.02475 each, Growth ($299 a month) covers up to 17,000 identified people at $0.0176 each, Professional ($799 a month) covers up to 50,000 identified people at $0.016 each and Enterprise ($1,999 a month) covers up to 200,000 identified people at $0.01 each. Credits come from a plan that also pays for every other 1Lookup product, and unused subscription credits roll over for up to 3 months.

On month-to-month billing 1Lookup costs less at 51 to 5,000 companies a month. Snitcher costs less at 1 to 50 companies a month. The two count different things, because Snitcher bills a company once however many people from it visit and 1Lookup bills each identified person. At 250 a month (people on 1Lookup, companies on Snitcher), 1Lookup Starter costs $99 and Snitcher Platform costs $149. At 1,000 a month (people on 1Lookup, companies on Snitcher), 1Lookup Starter costs $99 and Snitcher Platform costs $339. Snitcher is the cheaper bill when a few companies send most of your visitors, because it counts each company once.

Snitcher counts companies identified for the first time in a billing period, where 1Lookup bills each identified person, so a company with several visitors counts once on Snitcher and once for each person on 1Lookup. A company identification tells you where the visit came from. A person identification tells you who visited.

Snitcher's pricing page lists contact-level identification with an asterisk and says individual contact details are surfaced only when you choose to reveal them. Its plans count unique companies, not people. 1Lookup bills the individual identified person.

Website Visitor ID identifies visitors worldwide outside Europe: every country except the European Union, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, the United Kingdom and Switzerland. A visitor it cannot identify, wherever they are, costs no credits, because only identified people are billed.

Identified people come back by API, by webhook or in a CSV file, each with a name, a work email, a LinkedIn profile URL, a job title and a company, and a phone number with its do-not-call flag for about 1 in 4 people.

1Lookup subscription credits roll over for up to 3 months, so a quiet month does not waste a plan. Snitcher's plans are monthly allowances of unique companies, and its page says you upgrade to a higher tier if you pass the limit.

Yes, if account-level visibility is what your team acts on: every feature is on every plan, repeat visits from the same company are free, there are no seat fees, and you can cancel any time. If you need the individual person, or a month of up to 4,000 identified people, compare 1Lookup's per-person price.