Phone Number Profiler
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Multi-source phone intelligence aggregator. Scrapes 6 people-finder sites via bookmarklet and merges results into a unified profile with owner name, addresses, carrier, relatives, age, birth years, and more.
See the green button below? Drag it up to your bookmarks bar.
Your bookmarks bar is the strip of buttons at the top of your browser, right below the URL bar. If you don't see it, press Ctrl+Shift+B (Windows) or Cmd+Shift+B (Mac) to show it.
🔍 Max Intel Scraper bm v1What this does: Once it's in your bookmarks bar, it becomes a button you can click on any of the 6 lookup sites. It reads the phone info shown on the page and sends it back here to MaxIntel. You only need to install it once — it works on all 6 sites automatically.
Enter the 10-digit US phone number you want to look up (no dashes or spaces needed), then press Enter or click the button.
Phone Number Profiler — Multi-Source OSINT Intelligence
Phone numbers are powerful OSINT pivots. A single number can reveal the owner's full name, current and historical addresses, relatives, age, carrier information, and even data breach exposure. This tool automates the process of querying 6 different people-finder sites and merging their results into a comprehensive, deduplicated profile.
How It Works
Unlike API-based tools that cost money and have rate limits, the Phone Profiler uses a bookmarklet architecture. After entering a phone number and pressing Enter (or clicking Search), you click the bookmarklet on this page — it navigates you to the first lookup site. Once that page fully loads, click the bookmarklet again to scrape the visible data and return here. Keep clicking the bookmarklet on every page that appears until all 6 sites are done. No APIs, no accounts, no data sent to any server — everything happens locally in your browser.
Data Sources
Each site contributes unique data: CyberBackgroundChecks and FastPeopleSearch provide rich address histories and relative networks. Whitepages adds carrier type and spam risk scoring. USPhoneBook fills in carrier and location data. SearchPeopleFree contributes age, birth year estimates, and line status. IPQualityScore provides validity checks and data breach exposure status.
- Data Deduplication
- The profiler normalizes names (case, whitespace, punctuation), merges address records by street matching, and cross-references relatives across sources to build the most complete picture possible.
- Confidence Scoring
- Each data point is tagged with the number of sources that confirmed it. A name confirmed by 4/6 sites has higher confidence than one from a single source.
📱 Phone Number Profiler — FAQ
Which sites does this scrape?
CyberBackgroundChecks, FastPeopleSearch, Whitepages, USPhoneBook, SearchPeopleFree, and IPQualityScore. Each contributes different data points for maximum coverage.
Do I need accounts on these sites?
No. All 6 sites show some data for free without login. Some fields (like Whitepages full name) are gated behind paywalls, but the bookmarklet extracts everything that's publicly visible.
Does this use any APIs or send data to servers?
No. Everything runs in your browser. The bookmarklet reads the DOM on the target site and passes data back to this page via the URL hash. No data leaves your browser or is sent to any server.
Can I skip a site?
Yes. Click "Skip" on any site in the queue. You can also click "Build Profile Now" at any time to see results from whatever sites you've completed so far.
Why do different sites show different carriers?
Some sites report the underlying network carrier (e.g., Sprint PCS) while others report the consumer-facing brand after mergers (e.g., T-Mobile). The profiler shows all reported carriers so you can see the full picture.