Been Verified Price: Plans, Monthly Cost & Price History

BeenVerified is a public records search service. People use it to look up names, phone numbers, email addresses, and property or address histories. It sells access by subscription rather than by individual report, so the price you pay depends on which membership length you pick and how long you keep it.

The company shows two membership lengths on its pricing page, and both include the same set of search types. The difference is how often you are billed and what the effective monthly rate works out to.

The one-month membership renews monthly until you cancel and is listed at $36.89/mo. The three-month membership is billed once every three months at $71.94, which the page presents as $23.98/mo when spread across the term. Sales tax is added on top where it applies.

The longer plan costs less per month but asks for more money at once. If you only need to run a handful of searches, the one-month plan keeps the upfront charge smaller. If you expect to search repeatedly over a few months, the three-month plan has the lower monthly rate.

Both plans renew automatically for the same term you signed up for, so a three-month membership renews as another three-month term unless you cancel first. Set a reminder before the end of the term if you only want a single period of access.

BeenVerified says every plan unlocks the full feature set, including background reports, contact information, phone lookups, email lookups, address lookups, and criminal and traffic records. There is no cheaper tier with fewer search types.

Each plan has a usage cap. Memberships are limited to 100 reports per month, and the trial period carries its own report limit. For most households that is far more than needed, but anyone running bulk lookups should check the limit before subscribing.

The pricing page describes a seven-day trial membership. After the trial, the page says you are billed the plan price plus applicable sales tax. Read the billing details shown next to the plan you choose, because the trial terms and first charge appear there.

Cancellation is possible online, by email, through chat, or by phone, according to the same page. After cancelling, you keep access to remaining reports until the paid term ends, and the subscription is not renewed after that.

BeenVerified states that it is not a consumer reporting agency under the Fair Credit Reporting Act. You cannot use it to decide on employment, tenant screening, credit, insurance, or other eligibility questions. If you need a screening report for one of those purposes, you will need a service that is designed for it. For legal questions, talk to a licensed attorney.

The figures here come from BeenVerified, checked on Oct 14, 2026. Subscription prices and promotions change, and the amount shown at checkout may differ by offer or by state tax. Confirm the current price on the official pricing page before you enter payment details.