Mobile, landline, or VoIP — with carrier and location — before you dial. The outreach play chooses itself.
⏱ 60 seconds · single + batch · US & Canadian numbers
What you'll need: a phone number in any format — (NXX) NXX-XXXX, dots, dashes, plain 10 digits, or even just the 6-digit NPA-NXX prefix.
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Single lookup
Paste the number and go. You get the line type (Mobile/Wireless · Landline · VoIP · Landline/CLEC), carrier and parent company, state, city, county, and time zone.
907-861-6000 → Landline · Alaska Communications · Palmer, AK
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Batch lookup
Switch to the Batch tab and paste a whole column of numbers, one per line — your export from a target list, your CRM phone field, a conference attendee list. Results render as a sortable table.
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Route your outreach by line type
The classification tells you the play:
Mobile → text-friendly, directLandline → front desk, script the gatekeeperVoIP → often practice systems
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Export
Download the batch results with all columns — line type, carrier, geography — and merge them back into your outreach list.
What you get: a phone column that tells you how to reach each person, not just the digits — which is the difference between a text that gets answered and a voicemail that doesn't.
Honest caveat (shown in the tool too): results reflect the carrier the number block was assigned to — a number ported to a different carrier may classify by its original block. Treat line type as a strong signal, not a guarantee.