Turn any GST number into a reachable business contact

Yes, in most cases. A GST registration is filed with contact details attached to it, and a large share of active registrations carry a working business phone number. We match your GSTIN against current registration records and return the number on file. Where a registration genuinely has no usable number, we mark the row blank rather than guessing.

GST registration details are business records, not personal ones, and using them to contact a company about a business matter is normal commercial practice. What matters is how you use them: honour do-not-call registrations, follow TRAI and DLT rules for calls and SMS, identify yourself properly and stop contacting anyone who asks you to. We supply data for legitimate business use only.

Registration status, name and address come from current records. Phone numbers are the ones attached to the registration, and businesses do change numbers without updating their filing, so no provider can honestly claim 100%. We re-check records before delivery and tell you the match rate for your specific file before you pay.

That is the normal way our customers work. Send a CSV or Excel file with a GSTIN column and we return the same file with the contact fields appended, so nothing in your existing sheet gets rearranged. We confirm the delivery window with you before the job starts.

You still get the row, flagged as cancelled or suspended along with the date. That is often the most useful part of the result – it tells your finance team to stop claiming input credit against that counterparty and tells your sales team to stop chasing a dead account.

No. You can buy a one-off file sized to what you actually need. Subscriptions exist for teams that pull data continuously, but nothing about the service requires one.

Yes, and most customers should. A national file is rarely the right first purchase – a single state or a single sector is cheaper, lands faster and tells you whether the data converts before you scale the spend.

For one number, it is not – the official portal costs nothing and you should use it. The difference is scale. Checking fifty thousand numbers by hand is weeks of work, and the portal will not hand you a filtered territory list you never had the GSTINs for in the first place.

Where an email is on the registration record, yes, and it is returned in the same row. Email coverage is lower than phone coverage, so treat it as a bonus field rather than the reason to buy.

It is processed for your order and nothing else. We do not merge your list into a product we sell to somebody else, and uploaded files are deleted once the job is delivered unless you ask us to keep them for a recurring run.

Yes. A registered business must print its GSTIN on every tax invoice and bill of supply, and quote the buyer’s GSTIN on business-to-business invoices. The registration certificate also has to be displayed at each place of business.

Yes. A business needs a separate GSTIN in each state or union territory it supplies from, and can hold more than one in the same state for separate business verticals. All of them carry the same PAN in characters 3 to 12.

Search the GSTIN on the official GST portal and read the status line. Active means the registration is valid; suspended or cancelled means you should not rely on new invoices from that number. Our files report the same status, with the effective date, for every row.

Yes. A GSTIN search shows the principal place of business and any additional places registered under that number. It does not show the owner’s phone number or email – that is what our matched contact file adds.