How to Find Someone’s Cell Phone Number (5 Reliable Tools)

There are tons of reasons you might need to find someone's cell phone number, especially if you're in sales or real estate. 

It's not necessarily the easiest information to obtain, but I've got you covered. In this article, I'm going to share five methods that I use to find cell phone numbers with extreme reliability. 

Let's dive into it.

1) LinkedIn Prospector

Topping the list is LeadLoft’s LinkedIn Prospector. This tool offers a pay-as-you-go service, allowing you to find cell phone numbers without committing to large annual contracts. This is perfect for early-stage sales teams that don't want to shell out $20,000 just for some phone number-finding tools they haven't yet proven to be a reliable strategy.

What I love about LeadLoft is its emphasis on quality over quantity. Instead of trying to find any phone number possible to charge their customers, they only deliver phone numbers when they're extremely confident in their validity. If no valid number is found, no charge is made.

Website: LinkedIn Prospector
Cost: $0.50 per cell phone number

Pros

• Pay-as-you-go model
• No large contracts
• High accuracy
• Only charges for valid numbers

Cons

• Cost can add up if used frequently
• Limited to LinkedIn data

2) Connecting on LinkedIn

Next up is simply connecting on LinkedIn. 

Once you're connected, contact information is often made available to everyone who is connected with that individual. 

You can easily navigate to their profile and view it once connected. If you're curious about how this works, you can read more in our article on finding phone numbers on LinkedIn.

Website: LinkedIn
Cost: Free

Pros

• Free of charge
• Easy to use
• Access to other useful professional information

Cons

• Not everyone lists their cell phone number
• Requires the person to accept your connection request

3) SearchPeopleFREE

Another great option is SearchPeopleFREE. This is one of my favorite services for finding cell phone numbers because it doesn't bombard you with ads or try to upsell you. 

It's simply a public database of cell phone numbers that you can use to manually search and save someone's number.

It's not the fastest tool, and it won't work like LinkedIn’s Chrome extension that pulls cell phone numbers out of thin air with a single click, but if you're looking for a cheap route to find phone numbers, it can be a great resource.

Website: SearchPeopleFREE
Cost: Free

Pros

• Completely free
• Easy to navigate
• No ads or upselling

Cons

• Manual search process
• Limited data accuracy compared to paid tools

4) Lusha

The fourth option on this list is Lusha. They boast one of the most sophisticated databases in the market when it comes to finding cell phone numbers. 

The only downside is that it’s pretty expensive. If you're looking to go this route, expect to pay a minimum of $0.70 per number, and that’s with annual contracts.

Despite the high cost, Lusha is an extremely valuable tool if you're looking for a powerful database of prospect contact information.

Website: Lusha
Cost: starts at $49/mo ($0.8/ Number)

Pros

• Extensive database
• High accuracy
• Integrated with CRM tools

Cons

• Expensive

5) ZoomInfo

Last but not least is ZoomInfo. This tool is fantastic for finding both emails and cell phone numbers.

It’s especially useful if you're looking for an all-in-one solution for your prospecting needs. It offers a user-friendly interface and integrates well with other sales tools.

ZoomInfo also provides a pay-as-you-go option, which is great if you don't want to commit to a subscription. However, it can get a bit pricey if you're looking for high volume usage.

Website: ZoomInfo
Cost: Starts at $15k/year

Pros

• High quality data
• Easy to use
• Integrated with other tools

Cons

• Most expensive option
• Requires annual contracts
• Quality may not be notable to other tools

Wrapping Up

At the end of the day, finding contact information is extraordinarily valuable, especially if you have a team that's cold calling. Just be sure to do your research on which tool is best for your team and your price point.

With all that said, my favorite is obviously LinkedIn Prospector, where you can find unlimited emails and only pay for the cell phone numbers you use.

I hope this guide has helped. Happy prospecting!