Klaris: phone, email, and IP checks on one credit balance
Signup forms collect a phone, an email, and an IP. Checking those three usually means three vendors, three invoices, and three response shapes.
Klaris is one API key and one credit balance. A lookup is billed when it succeeds, and a repeat within seven days is a cache hit. The same balance covers enrichment later, when a team is ready for it.
What is live
The checks you can run today:
- Phone. Line type, country, carrier where the numbering plan supports it, and a risk level.
- Email. Syntax, MX, an SMTP mailbox probe, disposable, role, and free-provider flags, and a 0–100 fraud score.
- IP. Geolocation, ASN and ISP, hosting, VPN, proxy, and Tor flags, and a risk score.
- Carrier. Current network and line type.
- Fraud. A combined signup risk from the phone, email, and IP signals you already hold.
A call is a POST with the value. The envelope says whether it succeeded, what the classification was, and whether the cache answered.
Some catalog rows are adapters. A phone-spam score, a live HLR reachability check, a DNC scrub, and a business-verify score need an upstream feed before they return live data. They are listed with their credit cost so the price is visible before you turn one on.
Credits
One balance for every product. Unused plan credits roll over up to 20% into the next month.
A 7-day trial includes 500 credits. After that:
- Starter, €79 a month, 25,000 credits.
- Growth, €229 a month, 90,000 credits.
- Scale, €599 a month, 280,000 credits.
- Enterprise, €1,499 a month, 1,200,000 credits.
Phone, email, and IP checks cost 1 credit each. Heavier lookups cost more, and several enrichment calls are billed only when something is found.
Klaris is built in Spain and treats the data as personal data. It is a working product operated by Alex, an autónomo, and it does not invent customer logos. The API and the catalog are at audit.bitscorp.co.