VeriRoute Intel

One API call that says whether to contact this number, right now

Carrier, spam reputation, SMS capability, and the calling-window check in a single live read, before anyone dials.

A relieved business owner checking a number on her phone in a bright storefront
52.8B
robocalls placed in 2024 (YouMail)
$12.5B
FTC-reported fraud losses
3B+
queries answered by the lookup infrastructure VeriRoute is built on
2.5M+
lookups through our own platform

4:40pm, the dial report is a mess again

An agent dials a number your list called clean this morning and gets a disconnect tone. Another agent's caller ID is already flagged 'Spam Likely' before the call connects. Somewhere in the stack, a text hit a landline. Nobody scrubbing four different vendors caught any of it before the touch.

How it works

1

Send the number

One API or MCP call from your dialer, CRM, or agent step. A number in, nothing else to wire up.

2

The check runs

Every component runs in one dip against the live network, not a cached table someone scrubbed last quarter.

3

The verdict comes back

Component by component, each with its own evidence: carrier, spam, SMS-capability, calling window, and where applicable, the compliance checks.

4

Act before the call connects

Route, hold, or skip the touch on the verdict. The deliverability half runs live today on the MCP server.

An ops lead with a headset at a bright standing desk, checking a number on his phone

What the check returns

Line type & SMS-capability

Know if a number can take a text before you send one.

Live today

Spam reputation

See if a number is already flagged before your caller ID takes the hit.

Live today

Calling-window flag

Recipient-local time checked against the 8am–9pm window before you dial.

Live today

Litigator flag

Numbers tied to serial TCPA litigation flagged before a human ever calls. Founding customers first.

Reassigned-number check

An FCC-based check returning an evidence bundle — query id, database version, timestamp. Founding customers first.

DNC scrubbing on your SAN

Federal DNC scrubbing runs against your own FTC subscription — your SAN, your subscription — we do the work.

One call, not four vendors

Carrier, messaging, spam, and compliance checks in a single live read instead of a vendor scramble.

MCP-native

A live MCP server your agent can call directly. Built for Claude Code, Cursor, and n8n.

Evidence with every verdict

Each component returns its own proof, logged, so you can show your work later.

Check at the moment of contact, not on a quarterly cleanse

Fresh or nothing — a phone-data answer is only worth the moment it was read. A number cleaned in January and dialed in April is an uncleaned number. Litigator status changes, numbers get reassigned, spam flags appear, and DNC status shifts between cleanses, not on your schedule. So the check runs at the moment you are about to dial or text. It is not stored and hoped.

Who it is for

Dialer & lead-gen ops

The team watching connect rates sag every cycle between list cleanses now checks at the moment of the dial instead.

AI-outreach platforms

An agent that calls or texts on your behalf checks safe-to-contact itself, mid-flow, before it acts.

Fraud & risk teams

A team that already distrusts every list they're handed gets a live read they can verify themselves.

Compliance-adjacent ops leads

The person who dreads the quarterly TCPA review gets an evidence bundle behind every touch instead of a shrug.

A small ops team walking a bright operations space — the team that checks at the moment of the dial

What this replaces

Most teams stitch together a routing-data API, a daily-batch carrier database, and a compliance suite, and still ship bad touches. This is what changes when one call replaces four.

The four-vendor scrambleVeriRoute Intel
Data freshnessDaily-batch database, refreshed on a scheduleLive read of the network on every query
What it answersHow does this number routeShould I contact this number, right now
Spam reputationMost routing-data vendors carry noneReturned on every check
Calling-window checkNot offeredRecipient-local time against the 8am–9pm window
Reassigned-number evidenceA bare registry ping, no evidence bundleQuery id, database version, and timestamp returned
Vendors requiredFour separate tools to stitch togetherOne call

Compliance components go to founding customers first; the deliverability checks above run live today.

The founding list

Get founding access before this opens to everyone

The founding list gets you the compliance half first and helps shape the tiers around real volume.

  • Founding-customer access to the litigator flag and reassigned-number check
  • DNC scrubbing set up against your own SAN
  • The deliverability checks — carrier, spam, calling window — available on the live MCP server now
  • An evidence bundle behind every verdict
  • First look when the founding offer opens

Used only to size the founding tiers to real volume. Never sold, shared only with the processors that run the service.

The founding list gets you in today. Sign up, and you hear first when it opens. The founding offer is announced to the list first, at launch.

The founding list is a signup form, not a commitment. A reply to any email we send reaches a person.

A settled operations lead at the tall windows of a bright office — know before you dial

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does DNC scrubbing need my own SAN?

The law requires the DNC subscription to belong to the calling party, not to us. Your SAN, your subscription — we do the work of running the check against it.

What's in the evidence bundle?

Each reassigned-number check returns a query id, database version, and timestamp — a record you can point to. It supports your own 47 CFR 64.1200(m) safe-harbor defense. The burden of proof stays yours, our audit trail carries it.

Is this legal advice, or does it make me compliant?

No. This is not legal advice and it does not make you compliant on its own. It gives you an evidence trail to support your own compliance process.

What can I actually run today?

The deliverability half: carrier, spam reputation, SMS-capability, and the recipient-local calling-window flag, live on the MCP server right now.

Can my AI agent call this directly?

Yes. VRI runs a live MCP server with agent-callable tools, built for Claude Code, Cursor, and n8n. Your agent checks safe-to-contact mid-flow.

How do I get this today?

Sign up for the founding list on this page. That's the only way in right now, and you hear first when the founding offer opens.

What does it cost?

The founding offer is announced to the list first, at launch. There's nothing to quote before that.

Why check at the moment of contact instead of a quarterly cleanse?

A number cleaned in January and dialed in April is an uncleaned number. Ports, reassignments, and spam flags happen between cleanses, so the check has to happen at the moment of contact.

What happens to my signup information?

It's used only to size founding tiers to real volume — calls and texts in a typical month, your use case, and whether you hold a SAN. It's never sold, and shared only with the processors that run the service.

Who is this for?

Ops and dev leads at lead-gen shops, dialers, and AI-outreach platforms running calls and texts at volume who today scrub lists across multiple vendors and still ship bad touches.

Do I need to already hold an FTC SAN?

No. The signup form asks whether you hold one — yes, no, or not sure — so founding access can be set up correctly either way.

What if this doesn't fit how my stack is set up?

The founding list is a signup form, not a commitment. A reply to any email we send reaches a person.

Know before you dial. Sign up for founding access.

The founding list gets the compliance checks first and hears first when the offer opens.

Sign Up

A reply to any email we send reaches a person.

This page describes the product as it works today; individual results depend on your own use case and volume. The deliverability checks (line type, spam reputation, calling window) run live today; the compliance checks (litigator flag, reassigned-number evidence bundle, DNC scrubbing through your own FTC SAN) go to founding customers first. This is not legal advice; the evidence bundle supports your own 47 CFR 64.1200(m) safe-harbor defense — the burden of proof remains yours.