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Veriphone Checks Numbers.1Lookup Analyzes Intelligence.

Veriphone validates phone numbers, but only phone. 1Lookup delivers multi-service validation from one credit balance. As the leading Veriphone alternative, we offer phone + email + IP validation in one platform with fraud scoring built in and transparent pricing.

Two ways to validate a phone number

Veriphone focuses on phone number validation. 1Lookup adds a fraud score and DNC status, plus email and IP on the same key.

The 1Lookup approach

  • Validate a number and get line type, carrier, DNC status, and a fraud score in one call
  • Confirms a line is real and active before you dial or text it
  • The same API key also verifies email addresses and looks up IPs
  • Phone and carrier data updated daily, from one universal credit balance
  • Real-time responses, identical lookups cached for 7 days
  • Live in about 5 minutes, with 1,000 requests/min included

The Veriphone approach

  • Phone number validation API: format, carrier, and line type
  • Simple REST and JSON responses
  • Global number formatting
  • Phone-only, no email or IP validation
  • Free tier plus paid plans

Veriphone is handy for formatting and basic validation. If you also want DNC status, a fraud score, and email and IP checks on one key, 1Lookup covers all of it.

Why teams choose 1Lookup

Verified reviews from real 1Lookup users.

Rated 5 out of 5 on Trustpilot
  • Good tool, no fluff

    Been using 1Lookup for a couple months now. We verify leads before pushing them into Pipedrive. Honestly it just works. Not fancy, not buggy, and the support actually answers when you write them. Can't really ask for more.
    Brian Letzter
    United States · October 2025
  • The most practical data tool I've used

    I've seen hundreds of validation APIs come and go. 1Lookup stands out because they don't oversell. Their data is solid, support is honest, and they're transparent about limitations, which is rare in this industry. I've replaced three tools with this one. They listen, they iterate, and they keep improving. You can feel there are actual engineers behind it, not just salespeople.
    Bùi Thị Thanh Ngọc
    Vietnam · October 2025
  • Solid phone validation API

    We use 1Lookup inside our telemarketing app to verify numbers before they go to the dialer. Setup was simple and the results have been consistent. It's not overloaded with features, just fast, accurate, and reliable. Docs could be a bit deeper, but honestly, it works out of the box.
    Dirk van Meer
    United States · December 2025
  • Saved us from hundreds of spam signups

    We run a SaaS product with free trials and were getting flooded with bots and fake users. After integrating 1Lookup, the difference was night and day. It quietly filters out junk signups without blocking legitimate customers. The support team even helped us fine-tune our risk thresholds on a quick Zoom call. Being honest, we couldn't ask for more.
    Ido Shacham
    United States · January 2026
  • A good addition to our workflow

    1Lookup has been a good addition to our workflow over the last few months. We use it to verify IPs, emails, and phone numbers, which has noticeably cut down the time we spend chasing dead-end applications. It's reasonably priced and their support team is actually helpful. It's a very practical tool for what we need.
    Meredith Jr. Redmond
    Israel · March 2026

Veriphone vs 1Lookup FAQ

Common questions about Veriphone and switching to 1Lookup

What is Veriphone?

Veriphone is a phone number validation API. It checks whether a phone number is valid and returns details such as carrier, line type (mobile vs. landline), and correct international formatting across a wide range of countries. Its focus is phone numbers specifically, rather than other identity signals like email or IP address.

How much does Veriphone cost?

As of publication, Veriphone offers a free tier (around 1,000 validations per month with no credit card) plus paid subscription plans that start around $12.99/month, and a pay-as-you-go option where purchased credits do not expire. Pricing is tiered by volume, so higher usage lowers the effective per-validation cost. Because published prices can change, check Veriphone's pricing page for current rates.

What is the best Veriphone alternative?

The best alternative depends on whether you only need phone validation or want to verify several identity signals at once. Veriphone is strong for phone-only checks, while 1Lookup is a good alternative for teams that also need email and IP validation from a single API and one shared credit balance. 1Lookup additionally offers carrier/HLR lookup, reverse lookup, and fraud/IP intelligence, with its data refreshed daily.

How is 1Lookup different from Veriphone?

Veriphone focuses on validating phone numbers, including carrier and line-type detection. 1Lookup validates phone numbers, emails, and IP addresses through one API and one universal credit system, and each result can include a fraud score. Its phone data is refreshed daily from FCC and carrier sources, and it also supports carrier/HLR lookup, reverse lookup, and IP intelligence. If you only ever check phone numbers, both work well; 1Lookup's edge is unifying phone, email, and IP in a single platform.

Can I try 1Lookup for free?

Yes. 1Lookup offers a 7-day free trial so you can test phone, email, and IP validation on real data before committing. You sign up without a long-term contract and draw on the same universal credit balance across every type of check.

Is Veriphone worth it in 2026?

Veriphone is an easy yes for high-volume phone validation on a budget: rates fall to $0.20 per 1,000 on the 5M one-time pack, pay-as-you-go credits never expire, every tier includes carrier lookup and bulk CSV, and the free tier refreshes with 1,000 credits every month. The main catch is what a basic check covers: the standard 1-credit validation does not resolve the current serving carrier, and the real-time current-carrier lookup costs 10 credits, a 10x surcharge. On subscriptions, hitting the monthly credit limit pauses validations until you top up. Veriphone is phone-only, so if your signup flow also needs email or IP verification, a multi-channel per-lookup API like 1Lookup covers all three without adding vendors.

The Complete Veriphone Alternative

Why limit yourself to phone-only validation? Move to 1Lookup for complete user validation on one plan.

1Lookup vs Veriphone: the same criteria, side by side

Both products measured on identical criteria, with Veriphone’s numbers taken from its own published pricing.

1Lookup logo1lookup1lookup.ioMulti-channel validation
  • Email
  • Phone
  • IP
Veriphone logoveriphone.ioPhone validation
  • Phone
Veriphone · Starts at
$12.99/mo (Starter) for 10,000 credits/mo; cheapest one-time pack is $24 for 10,000 credits
1Lookup: $99/mo for 20,000 credits ($4.95 per 1,000, down to $2.00 on Enterprise)
Veriphone · Cheapest published per 1,000
$0.40 at their largest published tier
1Lookup: $2.00 per 1,000 at 1,000,000 lookups/mo
Veriphone · Free trial
Free tier acts as the trial: 1,000 validations/month recurring, no credit card required
1Lookup: 7-day free trial on every plan: $5 of credits on Starter, $20 on Growth, Professional, and Enterprise (card required, nothing charged up front)
Veriphone · Do credits expire?
Pay-as-you-go credits never expire; subscription plan credits reset monthly (plan credits are spent before PAYG credits)
1Lookup: Unused monthly credits roll over for 3 months; separately purchased credits last 1 year
Criteria1Lookup logo1LookupVeriphone logo
Contact-data coverageEmailPhoneIPEmailPhoneIP
Pricing model

Monthly plans with universal credits; core phone, email and IP lookups cost 1 credit, enrichment and intelligence products cost more

Hybrid: one-time pay-as-you-go credit packs (credits never expire) or monthly subscriptions with credits that reset each month; 1 credit = 1 standard validation, 10 credits = 1 current-carrier lookup

Starting price

$99/mo for 20,000 credits ($4.95 per 1,000, down to $2.00 on Enterprise)

$12.99/mo (Starter) for 10,000 credits/mo; cheapest one-time pack is $24 for 10,000 credits

Free option

Free single lookups via the online tools at 1lookup.io/tools, no account required

1,000 free credits/month on every account, no credit card required; includes full carrier and line-type data, API and bulk CSV

Free trial

7-day free trial on every plan: $5 of credits on Starter, $20 on Growth, Professional, and Enterprise (card required, nothing charged up front)

Free tier acts as the trial: 1,000 validations/month recurring, no credit card required

Do credits expire?

Unused monthly credits roll over for 3 months; separately purchased credits last 1 year

Pay-as-you-go credits never expire; subscription plan credits reset monthly (plan credits are spent before PAYG credits)

Cost per 1,000: Veriphone and 1Lookup

Published rates only, drawn on one shared scale that starts at $0.

  • 1Lookup rate card
  • Veriphone published tiers
Cost per 1,000 as published. Veriphone figures verified July 2026; 1Lookup figures from its rate card.
ProductVolume tierPriceCost per 1,000
Veriphone10,000 validations$24 one-time (or $12.99/mo Starter subscription)$2.40 PAYG / $1.30 subscription
Veriphone100,000 validations$119 one-time credit pack$1.19
Veriphone250,000 validations$199 one-time (or $99/mo Business subscription)$0.80 PAYG / $0.40 subscription
Veriphone1,000,000 validations$399 one-time (or $249/mo Enterprise subscription)$0.40 PAYG / $0.25 subscription
1Lookup20,000 lookups/mo$99/mo (Starter)$4.95
1Lookup85,000 lookups/mo$299/mo (Growth)$3.52
1Lookup250,000 lookups/mo$799/mo (Professional)$3.20
1Lookup1,000,000 lookups/mo$1,999/mo (Enterprise)$2.00
Veriphone’s tier bars all start at $0 on one linear scale, so among them a longer bar always means a higher published price. 1Lookup is drawn differently: it is a range band covering its cheapest to its dearest plan, so read where it sits on the scale, not how long it is. Veriphone’s tiers and 1Lookup’s plans cover different volumes, use different pricing models, and do not bill for the same unit of work, so this is not a like-for-like race: check the rate at the volume you actually run. Veriphone figures verified July 2026 against veriphone.io; 1Lookup figures come from its live rate card.

What Veriphone costs at volume

VolumeVeriphone pricePer 1,000
10,000 validations$24 one-time (or $12.99/mo Starter subscription)$2.40 PAYG / $1.30 subscription
100,000 validations$119 one-time credit pack$1.19
250,000 validations$199 one-time (or $99/mo Business subscription)$0.80 PAYG / $0.40 subscription
1,000,000 validations$399 one-time (or $249/mo Enterprise subscription)$0.40 PAYG / $0.25 subscription

For scale: 1Lookup’s plans work out to $4.95 per 1,000 lookups on Starter down to $2.00 per 1,000 on Enterprise, with every lookup type (phone, email, IP, spam) drawing from the same credits. Pricing models differ (subscription vs pay-as-you-go), so compare at your real monthly volume.

The same month, priced both ways

Pick one of Veriphone’s own published volumes. Their figure is their published price at that tier; ours is the cheapest plan on our rate card that covers it. Nothing here is interpolated.

10,000

1Lookup

$99/mo

The Starter plan, 20,000 credits a month at $4.95 per 1,000. Using 10,000 of them is 50% of the plan, so $9.90 per 1,000 effective.

Veriphone

$24

Their published price for “10,000 validations”, at $2.40 per 1,000.

At 10,000 a month, Veriphone is $75 cheaper. Our smallest plan that covers this volume includes 20,000 credits, so the gap closes as you use more of it.

Veriphone rates as published on veriphone.io, verified July 2026. Pricing models differ (a monthly plan is not a credit pack), so a like-for-like month depends on your real mix of lookups. Check their pricing page

Veriphone’s pricing page, as we read it

Every Veriphone figure above is taken from this page. It is reproduced here so you can check the numbers against the source instead of trusting our transcription of them, and the caption links straight to it. Prices change; the capture date says how fresh this is.

Veriphone pricing page
Source: Veriphone pricing page, veriphone.io/pricing, captured August 2026

Before you sign: Veriphone and 1Lookup on the operational terms

The terms that decide what a year actually costs, rather than what the first month does. A blank means we could not verify it on either product’s published pages, not that the answer is nothing.

Term1LookupVeriphone
Minimum commitment

None. Monthly plans with no contract and no minimum volume; cancel any time

None. Subscriptions are month-to-month ("Cancel anytime") and credit packs are one-time purchases with no subscription.

Going over your quota

Hard stop. "What happens if I use the API and hit the monthly limit?

The API returns a 402 status code, and validations pause until you top up." No overage is billed automatically.

API access

Included on every plan and during the free trial; there is no tier that unlocks it

API access is included on every plan, including the free tier (1,000 validations/month, no card).

No API gating by tier.

Rate limit

1,000 requests per minute on standard accounts, with higher limits available on request

Not published as a number.

The docs define a 429 TooManyRequests error but state no requests-per-second or per-minute threshold.

Compliance

GDPR only. Veriphone states it "is fully compliant with the requirements of a data processor under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)" and that application servers are hosted in the EU.

A Data Processing Agreement and a list of third-party data processors are available on request. No SOC 2 or ISO certification is named.

Support

Starter: Email Support; Growth: Priority Email & Chat Support; Professional: Chat + Live Meeting; Enterprise: Dedicated CSM

Email only. support@veriphone.io is the single catch-all support address, with a stated reply time of one business day; it is also the contact for offline payments such as bank transfers. privacy@veriphone.io for DPA and privacy requests.

No phone, chat or tiered support is published.

Veriphone fine print worth reading twice

Published terms that change what Veriphone costs or what you can do with it. Each one links to the Veriphone page it was read on, because a claim about somebody else’s contract should be checkable in one click.

  • A Current Carrier Lookup consumes 10 credits versus 1 credit for a standard validation, so the advertised per-1,000 credit rate costs ten times more per carrier lookup.

    Read it on Veriphone’s site
  • Subscription credits reset each month and do not roll over; only the one-time pay-as-you-go credit packs never expire.

    Read it on Veriphone’s site
  • Hitting the monthly subscription limit returns HTTP 402 and pauses all validations until credits are topped up, rather than billing overage.

    Read it on Veriphone’s site
  • Yearly plans are not published; "We offer custom discounted yearly plans. Contact us to request a quote."

    Read it on Veriphone’s site
  • "All credit purchases are final and non-refundable."

    Read it on Veriphone’s site

Veriphone’s API reference

Their public developer documentation, so you can judge the integration before you start one.

Veriphone api reference
Source: Veriphone api reference, veriphone.io/docs, captured August 2026

1Lookup

1Lookup homepage
Source: 1lookup.io homepage, captured August 2026

Veriphone

Veriphone homepage
Source: veriphone.io homepage, captured August 2026

Veriphone logoWhere Veriphone wins

  • Very low per-validation cost at volume (down to $0.20 per 1,000 on the 5M one-time pack, $0.25 per 1,000 on the Enterprise subscription)
  • Pay-as-you-go credits never expire and require no subscription
  • No feature gating between tiers: carrier lookup, line-type detection, bulk CSV, and API access are included on every plan including the free tier
  • Optional current-carrier lookup resolves the carrier currently serving a number from national portability registries, and is only charged (10 credits) when a result is returned
  • Wide coverage: 243 countries and territories

1Lookup logoWhere 1Lookup wins

  • Phone, email, and IP validation in one API with one universal credit balance
  • Phone data refreshed daily from FCC and carrier sources
  • Carrier/HLR lookup, line type, spam score, and reverse lookup included alongside validation
  • Self-serve plans with no contracts and 3-month credit rollover

Veriphone pricing and product facts verified against veriphone.io as of July 2026. Prices change; always confirm on the vendor’s site. 1Lookup numbers come from the live rate card.

Who this is for

A quick, honest read on which tool fits your use case.

Choose 1Lookup if: you want email and IP validation and fraud signals alongside phone checks, not phone numbers on their own.

Consider Veriphone instead if: you only need straightforward phone number validation with carrier, line type, and correct international formatting.