Truelist vs MillionVerifier: Which Is Cheaper at 10,000 to 1,000,000 Checks
Truelist is the cheaper of the two up to 100,000 checks; MillionVerifier is cheaper once you reach 500,000 or more. Both sell one-off credits that never expire, so the question is mostly the size of the list.
Price at volume
| One-off pack | Truelist | MillionVerifier |
|---|---|---|
| 10,000 checks | $14 | $39 |
| 25,000 checks | $27.50 | $59 |
| 50,000 checks | $55 | $89 |
| 100,000 checks | $90 | $149 |
| 250,000 checks | $225 | $299 (500,000 pack covers it) |
| 500,000 checks | $350 | $299 |
| 1,000,000 checks | $700 | $449 |
| Smallest option | $1.40 for 1,000 credits | $39 for 10,000 credits |
| Prices read | truelist.io, 2 Nov 2026 | millionverifier.com, 2 Nov 2026 |
Truelist prices by volume bracket: $1.40 per 1,000 up to 10,000, $1.10 up to 50,000, $0.90 up to 250,000 and $0.70 up to 1,000,000; over that is "talk to us". MillionVerifier lists no pack between 100,000 and 500,000, so a 250,000 clean means buying the 500,000 pack.
Plans, expiry and extras
| Truelist | MillionVerifier | |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly plan | Unlimited from $799 a month on a 12-month commitment billed upfront ($999 a month on 3 months) | None; packs only |
| Free allowance | 100 free validations on its Free plan, no card (notes 2 Nov 2026) | 100 free credits on a new account, no card (notes 23 Oct 2026) |
| Credit expiry | Never expire | Never expire |
| Catch-all | Enhanced validation at 3 credits per resolved address | Not covered here |
Free allowance and extras were not checked today. Truelist's Unlimited has no cap on standard validations and includes 10,000 enhanced catch-all resolutions a month.
Who each is better for
Truelist if your list is under 100,000, or your B2B lists are heavy with catch-all domains and you want them resolved rather than graded. The catch: every pass is a fresh credit purchase, and Unlimited needs a long upfront commitment.
MillionVerifier if you clean very large lists occasionally: a million checks for $449 is the lowest figure in this table. The catch: the smallest pack is 10,000 credits for $39, and a list you re-check monthly is bought again each time.
A third option: SimpleVerifier
SimpleVerifier Pro is $39 a month with no commitment. The first 100,000 checks a month run at full speed, then slower, never cut off. Catch-all addresses are graded higher, medium or lower likelihood; we do not resolve them to valid.
Honest limits:
- Truelist is cheaper at 10,000 ($14) and 25,000 ($27.50). MillionVerifier equals $39 at 10,000.
- For one very large clean, MillionVerifier's $449 at 1,000,000 runs at full speed; on Pro only the first 100,000 a month do.
- Pro is cheaper than both at 100,000 ($39 against $90 and $149) and wins if you re-check the same lists monthly, since the packs are bought again for every pass.
Side by side: SimpleVerifier vs Truelist and SimpleVerifier vs MillionVerifier. More detail in Truelist pricing explained, MillionVerifier pricing explained, Truelist pricing and MillionVerifier pricing. See pricing, or try a few addresses on the verify page.
Common questions
Is Truelist or MillionVerifier cheaper?
On the prices we last read (2 Nov 2026), Truelist up to and including 100,000 checks, and MillionVerifier at 500,000 and above.
Do their credits expire?
Both pages say credits never expire (our dated notes, 2 Nov 2026).
Which handles catch-all addresses better?
We make no accuracy claim. Truelist describes an enhanced validation that runs only where the standard check returns unknown, at 3 credits per resolved address; we did not find a matching MillionVerifier feature on the pricing page.
Is there a flat-rate alternative to both?
SimpleVerifier Pro is $39 a month, with no commitment, first 100,000 checks a month at full speed, then slower, never cut off. Truelist is cheaper at 10,000 and 25,000 one-off.
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