Hiya reputation check
The same reading against Hiya, which is what matters for traffic into the UK and Europe.
Available in the UK and Europe.
European networks lean on their own reputation data, not the sources that matter in the US or India. See what your number is labelled as on the routes you actually dial.
Every check ends in evidence from the handset, not an assurance from a carrier.
The same reading against Hiya, which is what matters for traffic into the UK and Europe.
Available in the UK and Europe.
We place a real call and play the audio back to you, so you can hear what survived the route instead of taking the carrier at its word.
Available in every country.
A number can be clean everywhere you have checked and still arrive in the UK carrying a warning, because the label comes from a reputation source you have never looked at. Nothing in your dialler reports it back.
A connected call is logged the same whether your brand displayed, nothing displayed, or a warning displayed. That is the gap we close: we place the call to a real UK device and send you what it showed.
Each service reaches a different set of countries, so here is the honest picture rather than a claim that everything runs everywhere.
Manual CLI testing is live in USA, India and Nigeria. Australia is next.
Run a free check above. We read the number the way a handset in the UK and Europe does and show you the name and any label that displays, with a screenshot. No account is needed.
Manual CLI checks run in USA, India and Nigeria, so not yet in the UK and Europe — that service needs a real device on the ground. Reputation and echo-back checks do cover the UK and Europe, and they answer the same question for most routes.
Reputation and echo-back checks cover traffic across EE, O2, Vodafone, Three and the wider European networks. The reputation reading is the one that decides whether your number arrives labelled.
A number can be clean everywhere you have checked and still arrive in the UK carrying a warning, because the label comes from a reputation source you have never looked at. Nothing in your dialler reports it back.
Your first checks are free and need no account. After that, testing is billed in credits — see the pricing page for the current rates.
First checks are free, and you do not need an account to run one.