Free trial
Try every 1Lookup API free for 7 days
The 1Lookup free trial lasts 7 days and includes $20 of universal credits, valid on every API: phone, email, IP, carrier/HLR, spam check, and reverse lookup. A card is required but nothing is charged up front. Cancel anytime during the trial and you pay nothing; otherwise it converts to the plan you chose.
No payment today. Cancel anytime during your 7-day trial.
How long?
7 days
On Growth, Professional, and Enterprise plans.
What's included?
$20 in credits
Every API: phone, email, IP, carrier/HLR, spam check, reverse lookup. 1 credit per lookup.
Card required?
Yes, no charge today
Only a temporary authorization. Cancel in-trial and pay nothing.
When it ends?
Converts to your plan
After 7 days or once the $20 is used, whichever comes first. Cancel anytime before.
Where do I start?
app.1lookup.io
Sign up, pick a plan, and your API key is live in minutes.
What the $20 in trial credits covers
1Lookup uses one universal credit system: every lookup type costs 1 credit, and trial credits work on all of them. At the Growth plan rate of $0.00352 per credit, $20 covers roughly 5,600 lookups, enough to run a real list through the API before you pay anything. Trial lookups hit the same production API and the same daily-updated FCC and carrier data as paid plans.
- Phone Validation API
- Email Validation API
- IP Lookup API
- Carrier & HLR Lookup
- Phone Spam Check
- Reverse Lookup
The Starter plan ($99/month for 20,000 credits) does not include a trial; it is a direct subscription. If you only want to test a handful of lookups first, the free tools run single lookups on the live API with no account at all.
How the trial works
- 1
Sign up and pick a plan
Choose Growth, Professional, or Enterprise. Add a card; a temporary authorization is placed but nothing is charged today.
- 2
Validate with your API key
Your key works immediately across every endpoint. Use the $20 of credits on phone, email, IP, or any mix; each lookup is 1 credit.
- 3
Decide before day 7
Cancel from the dashboard anytime during the trial and pay nothing. Do nothing and the trial converts to your selected plan after 7 days, or earlier if the $20 is used up.
Free trial FAQ
How long is the 1Lookup free trial?
The free trial runs for 7 days from the moment you start it. It is available on the Growth, Professional, and Enterprise plans. The Starter plan does not include a trial; you subscribe to it directly.
What is included in the free trial?
You get $20 worth of universal validation credits with full access to every 1Lookup API: phone validation, email validation, IP lookup, carrier and HLR lookup, phone spam checking, and reverse lookup. Each lookup costs 1 credit, so $20 covers roughly 5,600 lookups at the Growth plan rate. Trial lookups use the same daily-updated data as paid plans.
Do I need a credit card to start the trial?
Yes. A card is required to start the trial, but nothing is charged up front; only a temporary authorization is placed. If you cancel during the 7 days you pay nothing.
What happens when the trial ends?
Your trial converts to the paid plan you selected when either 7 days pass or you use the full $20 of trial credits, whichever comes first. Cancel any time before that and your card is never charged.
Can I test 1Lookup without creating an account?
Yes. The free tools at 1lookup.io/tools run single lookups on the live API, including phone validation, email checking, and IP lookup, with no signup required. The trial is the way to test the API itself at volume.
Are trial results as accurate as paid results?
Yes. Trial credits run against the same production API and the same data, refreshed daily from FCC and carrier sources, that paid customers use. There is no separate trial dataset.
Do unused credits expire on paid plans?
Unused monthly credits roll over for 3 months, and separately purchased credits last 1 year. Oldest credits are always consumed first.
Start validating in minutes
7 days, $20 in credits, every API. Cancel anytime.
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