# Find phone and mobile numbers Source: https://listplus.ai/en/help/enrich/find-phone-and-mobile Last updated: 2026-09-25 ListPlus finds two different kinds of phone number, and they come from two different lookups. This article covers finding them **inside a list**; for the single-profile reveal steps in Segment Search and Person Search, see "Get emails and phone numbers." For exact prices, see "Price list: what every action costs" and "[What does one contact cost?](https://listplus.ai/en/help/plans-credits-billing/what-does-one-contact-cost)" ## Company phone vs. personal mobile - **Company phone** — the company's main switchboard number, not a line that reaches one person directly. It comes bundled, at no extra cost, with a "Contact Brief" lookup (Enrich menu or record panel: "Contact Brief (by LinkedIn URL)" or "Contact Brief (by Name & Company)"), which also returns a verified email. This is a 2-credit call via Prospeo, charged only if a verified email is found — the company phone rides along for free with that same hit. - **Personal mobile** — a verified mobile number for that specific person. This needs its own, separate lookup: "Reveal Mobile Number" in the record panel, 12 credits via Prospeo, charged only when a number is actually found. It needs a LinkedIn URL, or a name and company, to start from. There is no button that finds someone's direct-dial extension at a company. ListPlus offers the company switchboard number and a personal mobile — not internal extension numbers. ## Reveal a mobile number for one contact Open a row's **record panel** and click "Reveal Mobile Number" under Contact. It shows the cost (12 Cr) and only charges you if a verified mobile is actually found — a miss costs nothing. "Reveal Mobile Number" isn't in the Enrich menu itself; start it from the record panel, the single-cell fill window (the wand icon on an empty Mobile cell — Reveal Mobile Number, 12 credits), or a Person Search / Segment Search result card. ## Reveal for many rows at once Select the rows in the grid, click **Enrich** in the selection bar, then pick **Contact details → Phone** in the field picker. ListPlus shows a plan first — "at most N cr for M contacts" — before anything is charged. Pick **Phone**: for each row this plans "Reveal Mobile Number" (12 credits), charged only where a mobile is found. The company switchboard number isn't a field you can pick. It comes with a Contact Brief lookup. Rows that already have a phone number are skipped automatically. ## The pricier option: email + phone together If Contact Brief and Reveal Mobile Number don't find anything, "Find Email + Phone (by Name & Company)" in the Enrich menu (under "Find Missing Email or Phone") runs a wider FullEnrich waterfall for both an email and a phone number at once — 30 credits, charged whenever it returns data — any profile field, not necessarily a phone number. It's several times pricier than the 12-credit mobile reveal because it also covers the email side and searches a much wider set of sources; use it only after the cheaper routes have come up empty. ## Formatting phone numbers you already have (free) **Clean Phone Numbers**, in the Enrich menu's local cleanup section, is free and runs entirely on your own data — no lookup, no credits. It normalizes existing phone numbers to international format (e.g. `+49 30 12345678`), strips spaces, dashes and Excel artifacts, and fixes common formatting issues. It only appears when your list has a detected phone column with values that need cleaning; it never adds a number that isn't already there. **Related topics:** reveal-email-and-phone · find-verified-email · what-does-one-contact-cost · price-list · enrichment-overview · which-enrich-button. ## FAQ ### How do I find someone's mobile number in a list? Open the row's record panel and click "Reveal Mobile Number" (12 credits via Prospeo, charged only on a hit). For several rows at once, select them, click Enrich in the selection bar, and choose Contact details → Phone (it runs Reveal Mobile Number, 12 credits per number found). ### Does ListPlus charge me if no mobile number is found? No. "Reveal Mobile Number" only charges the 12 credits when a verified mobile is actually returned; a miss is free. ### What do I need to find a mobile number? A LinkedIn URL, or a first name, last name and company (domain or company name). Without at least one of those, "Reveal Mobile Number" isn't offered for that row. ### Can I find phone numbers for many rows at once? Select the rows, click Enrich in the selection bar, choose Contact details → Phone, and click Next. ListPlus runs "Reveal Mobile Number" (12 credits via Prospeo) for each row, charged only where a mobile is found, and shows the worst-case cost ("at most N cr for M contacts") before you confirm. The company's main number isn't a picker field — it comes free with a 2-credit Contact Brief lookup. ### Where do I find a company's main phone number? It comes bundled with "Contact Brief (by LinkedIn URL)" or "Contact Brief (by Name & Company)" in the Enrich menu or record panel — 2 credits, charged only when a verified email is found, with the company phone included in the same result. ### Can I find someone's direct-dial extension at a company? ListPlus doesn't look up internal office extensions. For a number that reaches the person directly, use "Reveal Mobile Number" (12 credits, charged only on a hit). The company's main switchboard number comes free with a 2-credit Contact Brief lookup. ### Is there a cheaper or more thorough option than Reveal Mobile Number? If Reveal Mobile Number doesn't find anything, "Find Email + Phone (by Name & Company)" in the Enrich menu runs a wider FullEnrich search for both at once — 30 credits, charged whenever it returns data — any profile field, not necessarily a phone number. Try the cheaper routes first. ### Can I clean up phone number formatting without paying credits? Yes — "Clean Phone Numbers" in the Enrich menu normalizes the formatting of phone numbers you already have (e.g. into `+49 30 12345678`) and removes Excel artifacts, entirely for free. It only reformats existing values; it doesn't look up new numbers. ### Why didn't the mobile reveal find a number for this contact? Not every person has a verified mobile number on file with the data provider — a miss costs nothing. Try the 30-credit "Find Email + Phone (by Name & Company)," which searches a wider set of sources and is charged whenever it returns any data, or check "Not found — what now?" for other next steps.