Who called?
Any number. Any country.
Verdict, spam score, location on a map, carrier, line type and local time. 240+ countries and regions. Free.
Smarter search
Type it however you have it. We figure out the rest.
Answer / Caution / Block
A clear verdict first. Details second.
Any country
240+ countries and regions, detected from the number.
Honest map precision
Exchange, city, region or country. We always say which.
Instant hints
Country and validity appear while you type.
Premium-rate alert
Warns before you call back a number that charges you.
Paste anything
Drop in a message or a list. Up to 25 numbers, mixed countries.
Spoof check
Flags numbers that can't exist in their country's plan.
Local time
Know if it's a sane hour there before you call back.
Why people switch
| Feature | MobileTracking | Typical lookup sites |
|---|---|---|
| Full result without paying | Yes | Often a teaser, then a paywall |
| International numbers | 240+ countries, auto-detected | Often one country only |
| Location on a map | Pin with its precision level shown | Text only, or an exact-looking pin |
| Bulk + paste-text lookup | 25 numbers, free | Usually paid plans |
| Sign-up required | Never for lookups | Often |
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How the lookup works
1 · Parse
We clean up any format, convert keypad letters, detect the country, check the number can exist and identify the line type.
2 · Locate
We place it as precisely as the numbering plan allows: exchange, city, region or country. The map always shows which.
3 · Identify
We show the carrier that issued the number, and today's carrier when a live check is available.
4 · Score
Community reports and public complaint data produce the spam score and the verdict.
We never show home addresses, owner names or a phone's live position.
FAQ
Is it really free?
Yes. Lookups in every country, bulk lookup, the map and community reports are free. The site is supported by ads.
Why is the location only a country for some numbers?
In many countries, mobile numbers aren't tied to a city. Landlines usually are. We show the most precise level the number allows and tell you which level it is.
Does the map show where the caller is right now?
No. It shows where the number is registered. No lookup site can see a phone's live position from its number, and any site that claims to is guessing.
How is the spam score calculated?
From community reports and public complaint data: how many there are, how recent they are, and how many people found them helpful. "Legit" reports lower the score.
Will the caller know I searched?
No. Searches are private and never notify the number's owner.
A report about my number is wrong. What can I do?
Use the Dispute a Report page. We review every request and remove reports that break our community guidelines.