BeenVerified is a consumer people-search service with published subscription pricing at beenverified.com — licensed for personal use only, not for building business calling lists or bulk data export.
If you are a call center or homeowner sales team researching phone data, this page explains why BeenVerified is the wrong product category and what to use instead. If you are an individual looking to run a background check or people search, the pricing structure below shows what to expect before you enter a card.
Disclosure: Scout Data is our product; treat that entry as a maker's pitch and the rest as our honest read.
How BeenVerified charges
BeenVerified publishes two plan types: a monthly subscription and a discounted multi-month plan. Both give access to the same consumer people-search reports through the browser interface. Current prices are displayed at beenverified.com before account creation — confirm them there rather than relying on any third-party listing, since subscription rates change without notice.
| Plan type | What you get | What you do not get |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly subscription | Unlimited people searches and background report access through the browser for one calendar month | Bulk file export, API access, or commercial-use licensing |
| Multi-month plan | The same browser access at a lower monthly rate in exchange for a longer billing commitment | Owner-of-record matching, DNC scrubbing, or dialer-ready file delivery |
BeenVerified publishes current pricing at beenverified.com — confirm the active plan prices there before purchasing, and with our sales team for Scout Data.
The subscription renews automatically. Like other consumer people-search products, the cancellation terms and auto-renewal disclosures are in the terms of service — worth reading before sign-up if you are uncertain about the renewal mechanics.
Why the consumer model breaks at business volume
A monthly subscription looks cheap next to a per-record quote until you put the right denominator under it. The fee divided by the records a human can actually look up, read, and transcribe in that month is a real per-record cost — and it is not low. A rep spending two minutes per lookup produces roughly thirty records an hour, and their hourly cost is many times the per-record price of bulk data. That arithmetic applies before the more fundamental problem: the product does not permit commercial use and does not export records. A calling list cannot be built from it at any price.
| What a call center actually needs | What BeenVerified provides |
|---|---|
| A file of records matched to the current property owner | Individual lookups by name in a browser interface |
| Phones pre-scrubbed against the DNC registry | Consumer directory phone numbers, unscrubbed |
| Commercial-use licensing for outbound calling | Personal-use terms of service only |
| Bulk file delivery for the dialer | Reports displayed one at a time on screen |
What to use instead for outbound homeowner calling
The question to settle before buying any data product is whether its model matches your unit of work. BeenVerified prices per month of browser access; business outbound data is priced per record delivered in a file. The first question to ask a business data vendor is cost per dialable contact — total spend for the run divided by records that returned a working number matched to the current owner.
For bulk homeowner data with owner-of-record matching, DNC scrubbing, and file delivery, the field is compared in best skip tracing software. The skip-tracing category is the right one because it is priced per record, licensed for commercial outbound, and built to start from a property address rather than a person's name.
For the full picture on why BeenVerified consistently disappoints business buyers — export walls, licence walls, and relevance walls — see BeenVerified alternatives.
Frequently asked questions
Does BeenVerified publish its pricing?
Yes. BeenVerified publishes subscription plan prices at beenverified.com, visible before you enter a payment method. The pricing model is a monthly or discounted multi-month subscription — unlike credentialed B2B platforms such as idiCORE or TLOxp, which quote only after a review. What BeenVerified publishes openly is the consumer plan price; what it does not publish is any B2B or bulk-data rate, because that product does not exist.
Can I use BeenVerified to build an outbound calling list?
No, for two separate reasons. First, BeenVerified's terms of service restrict use to personal purposes — using it to build a commercial calling list is outside the permitted scope. Second, the product is designed for one-at-a-time lookups in a browser; there is no bulk export that would produce a dialing file. A call center needs a provider with commercial-use licensing, owner-of-record matching, DNC scrubbing, and file delivery — a different product category entirely.
Who owns BeenVerified?
BeenVerified is operated by The Lifetime Value Co. (TLVCO), a privately held company. TLVCO also operates NumberGuru, CourtCaseFinder, and RecordsFinder. It is a separate corporate family from PeopleConnect, which owns Intelius, TruthFinder, and Instant Checkmate — so the data infrastructure behind BeenVerified differs, but the permitted-use constraints are the same: personal use only.