Look up any phone by its IMEI before you pay for it: the exact model, the carrier it is locked to, whether iCloud or MDM is on, whether it is on a blacklist, how much warranty is left — and, if it is locked, the unlock that actually applies to that IMEI. Reports start at $0.02 and an order that cannot be filled is refunded.
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Every service on this site answers one question about one identifier. That is deliberate: bundles hide the answer behind a price, and a buyer usually needs exactly one field — is the phone stolen, is the lock still on, is the warranty real.
Checks start at $0.02 and carrier unlocks at $0.30; identification reports and account-level removals that a human has to submit run from $20 to $119. The same carrier can cost $0.50 on a clean out-of-contract device and $119 on one that is still financed, because the supplier charges us what the carrier charges them. Every service page lists what is included and what is refused before you order. The full catalogue with live prices is on the all services page.
An IMEI check looks up the 15-digit serial number of a phone in manufacturer, carrier and industry databases and returns what those databases know about it: the exact model, the warranty dates, whether it is carrier locked, whether iCloud or MDM is on, and whether it has been reported lost or stolen.
Free checkers decode the first eight digits of the IMEI and return a model name — useful, but it says nothing about the state of the device. The reports here start at $0.02 because they query paid sources (Apple, GSMA, carrier eligibility APIs) and return data a free lookup cannot.
Three: the carrier / SIM lock check, the iCloud lock check and the blacklist check. Together they answer "can this phone be activated, is it stolen, is it locked", cost a few cents, and decide whether any other service is worth ordering.
No. A blacklisted IMEI stays blocked on the networks that share the register no matter which unlock is applied, and we do not sell blacklist removal. Run the blacklist check first.
Yes. The same catalogue is available over HTTP with reseller pricing for volume accounts, including batch submission. Contact support from the footer to request access.