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LookupLab vs Twilio Lookup

Twilio's phone intelligence API, bundled into the Twilio console. Line type intelligence, caller name, SIM swap and SMS pumping risk as separate paid packages. Here is how it lines up against LookupLab on coverage, price and billing.

Disclosure: LookupLab is our product. Twilio Lookup pricing from their public page as of 2026-09; confirm before you buy.

LookupLabTwilio Lookup
Phone validation with live carrier dataYesYes
Email verificationYesNo
IP geolocation and anonymity flagsYesNo
DNS checks (MX, SPF, DMARC, DKIM)YesNo
Starting price$99/mo, 20,000 credits ($0.005 each)$0.008 per line type lookup, $0.01 per caller name lookup
Free option1,000 credits, 7-day trialBasic formatting and validation only
Billing modelPer successful lookup; failures are freeSee vendor pricing
One credit pool across data typesYesNot applicable
MCP server for AI agentsYesNo
ContractNone, cancel any timeSee vendor terms

Where Twilio Lookup wins

Where LookupLab wins

Where Twilio Lookup falls short

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Questions

Is LookupLab cheaper than Twilio Lookup?

LookupLab starts at $0.005 per lookup on the smallest plan and $0.002 at volume, and only charges for lookups that return an answer. Twilio Lookup starts at $0.008 per line type lookup, $0.01 per caller name lookup. Run your own numbers against both; a trial is free.

Can LookupLab replace Twilio Lookup completely?

For phone validation, yes, and it adds the other data types under the same key. Twilio Lookup's strength is already in your stack if you send sms through twilio.

How do I migrate from Twilio Lookup?

Swap the endpoint and map the fields. Our responses use plain names (valid, line_type, carrier, has_mx, disposable, hosting, proxy). Most migrations are under an hour.

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