Find active numbers
Identify which numbers in your file are actually on WhatsApp, so nobody wastes effort on unreachable contacts.
Import a list, validate it, and export clean active and inactive files before outreach. One job, done properly — so your team stops spending time on contacts that were never reachable.
This page is for people who want a checker, so it explains the validation job rather than repeating the product sales pitch.
Identify which numbers in your file are actually on WhatsApp, so nobody wastes effort on unreachable contacts.
Use the active and inactive outputs to build campaign segments, suppression lists and follow-up files.
Prepare numbers with country codes and remove duplicates — that alone improves the quality of every result.
Paste numbers or load a file. One number per line, full international format with the country dial code.
Validation runs through the tool and separates contacts that are reachable on WhatsApp from those that are not.
Take the active file into your campaign and keep the inactive file as a permanent suppression list.
Keep the inactive file. Teams routinely delete it, then re-buy the same numbers months later and pay to check them all over again.
Clean the segment before a send so budget goes to contacts that can actually receive the message.
Validate client lists on arrival and report list quality back before any campaign is planned.
Know which contacts are reachable on WhatsApp before agents start working a queue.
Check a prospect list once, then route the unreachable half to email or phone instead.
Export your contacts to a text or CSV file in full international format (for example +447400000123), load the file into WhatsPro Turbo Filter, and run the check. It marks each number as active or inactive on WhatsApp, and you export the active ones as a clean list.
Most poor results trace back to the input file rather than the checker. Before you run anything:
+447400000123.The country reference has the rule and a worked example for each market.
Checking answers one question: is this number on WhatsApp? That is what this page covers, and for a single clean list it is usually enough.
Validating is the wider data-quality job around it: normalising formats, rejecting impossible numbers, deduplicating, and recording when each contact was last verified so you know when a segment goes stale.
If the same list gets reused across campaigns, you want the validator workflow. If you are cleaning one file once, the checker is the right tool.
It improves list quality, which removes one large source of waste. It does not by itself improve delivery.
You still need consent, a compliant sending method, a warmed sender and messaging people actually want. Validation makes sure you are not paying to contact people who were never reachable — it is not a substitute for campaign strategy, and it does not create a lawful basis to contact anyone. See our terms and privacy policy.
The desktop checker works through a logged-in WhatsApp session, so a high volume of checks can trigger WhatsApp’s automated limits on that account.
Longer intervals, warmed numbers and a multi-account setup reduce how often this happens. If you want it gone entirely, cloud checking runs server-side with no account involved at all.
It checks whether phone numbers in a list are active on WhatsApp and separates active contacts from inactive ones.
The workflow is built for bulk checking, but smaller test lists can be validated first before you commit to a larger job.
Country codes on every number, duplicates removed, and one number per line. That gives the cleanest output.
Yes — cloud checking runs with no login, QR scan or linked device, so no account of yours is used or at risk.
Send us your use case and list size and we will point you at the right option instead of the expensive one.
For larger lists, batching strategy and export-ready segments.
Normalise, verify and segment — CRM-grade data hygiene.
No account, no QR scan, no ban risk.
Dial codes and formatting rules per market.
The desktop product page and licensing detail.
Step-by-step tutorial with the common mistakes to avoid.