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Byteplant Phone-Validator vs DOTS Phone Exchange

Byteplant Phone-Validator

byteplant.com

DOTS Phone Exchange

serviceobjects.com

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FigureByteplant Phone-ValidatorDOTS Phone Exchange
Price from——
Free plan——
Free trialYesYes
Open source——
WebYesYes
APIYesYes
Plans published20
Spec score · Phone Number Validation Software7.8 (#9)7.9 (#7)
AvailabilityByteplant guarantees 99.9% availability and says API requests are typically answered within 750 milliseconds.Service Objects advertises a 99.999% uptime guarantee for Phone Exchange.
Company historyByteplant says it was established in 2003 and serves customers in more than 100 countries.Service Objects says it was founded in 2001 and is located in Santa Barbara, California.
CoverageThe service supports phone numbers in more than 240 countries.The US and Canada dataset contains over 800 million working phone numbers from 4,000 telecom providers and is updated in step with providers.
Founded20032001
PurposePhone-Validator checks phone numbers for validity and active connection, then returns details such as line type, carrier, and location.DOTS Phone Exchange provides phone provider intelligence to support compliance, flag fraud indicators, and equip sales teams and call centers with phone details.
SupportByteplant lists support by phone, email, and chat.The product page advertises 24/7/365 customer support and dedicated support engineers.
TrialA free trial includes 100 phone number checks and does not require a credit card.The maker offers a free API trial key with 500 free transactions.

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Byteplant Phone-Validator

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  • Pay As You GoPrice not published

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