Mobile numbers for business calls
Direct dials and mobiles for decision makers, with 2,000 numbers a month included on Starter and 10,000 on Growth. Carrier and line type checked monthly, so you know a mobile from a landline before you dial. Business use only, with a published opt-out.
Mobile numbers are never shown without an account.
A phone number is worth more than an email and costs more to get right. Most vendors charge 8 to 10 credits per mobile and say nothing about how it was checked. Ours is 5, and every number carries a line type and the date we last ran it through a carrier lookup. Here is the full spec, which is the table nobody else publishes.
The mobile finder, in one table
| What | HeyEnrich | Typical elsewhere |
|---|---|---|
| Numbers on file | 120M, counted 2026-10-20 | Headline count only |
| Cost per found mobile | From your allowance (2,000 on $29, 10,000 on $49), then 5 credits | 8 to 10 credits each |
| Charged on a miss | 0 | Varies; often per export |
| Line type returned | Mobile, landline, VoIP | Rarely stated |
| Re-check cadence | Monthly carrier and line-type lookup | Unstated |
| Coverage by country | Published on /data/coverage | Not published |
| Do-not-call screening | Your responsibility; we return the number and type | Same, rarely said |
How it works
- 01
Paste a LinkedIn URL or a name and company
Mobiles match best from a URL. A name plus company works when the person has a public profile.
- 02
We return the number masked, with line type and date
+1 512 ••• ••41, mobile, checked 2026-10-02. Reveal it with an account.
- 03
Run the call list in bulk
Upload a CSV, get the mobile column back with a state per row, and only pay for the rows that filled.
Where mobiles are, and where they aren't
Share of people with a mobile on file, before the lookup-time check. The full table by country, function and seniority is on /data/coverage.
United States
India
United Kingdom
Germany
Budget before you buy
The pricing calculator takes a find-rate input, because a mobile finder that assumes every lookup hits is lying to you.
Mobile finder questions
Do you screen against do-not-call lists?
No. You're the caller, so TCPA and national DNC duties are yours. We return the number and its line type so you can run your own screen before dialling.
Mobile or landline?
Both exist in the data and each number says which it is. If you only want mobiles, filter on line type in bulk or ask for it in the API.
Why is coverage lower in Germany and France?
Numbers are rarely published there and consent rules are stricter. The coverage table shows the per-country share so you can budget before you run a list.
How do you check a number?
A monthly carrier and line-type lookup. A ported or disconnected number gets dropped or relabelled. We don't call numbers to test them.
What's a direct dial versus a mobile?
A direct dial reaches the person's desk without a switchboard; a mobile reaches the person anywhere. Both count as found and both come from your plan's phone allowance.
Can recruiters use this?
Yes. Mobile plus personal email is the recruiter combination, and both are priced per field. See /recruiters.