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ReliaVerify Plans and Scheduling Frequency

Updated July 22, 20264 views0 found helpful

ReliaVerify plans — Basic, Standard, and Professional — differ by how many test calls you get each month, plus history retention and extra features.

Each ReliaVerify subscription includes a set number of test calls per month. Your plan and how often you schedule tests work together: the more frequently you test, the more of your monthly allowance you use. This guide helps you pick a plan and a schedule that fit.

The three plans

PlanMonthly test callsGood for
Basic10A single line checked occasionally
Standard50Regular monitoring with a record you can keep
ProfessionalUnlimitedFrequent checks and many lines

The plan changes how many test calls you get each month — nothing else. Every feature is on every plan: scheduled and on-demand tests, all four success rules including touch-tone checks, retries, business-hours windows, email alerts, full test history and audit logs. Your history is kept the same length on every plan. Pick a plan on volume alone.

Match your schedule to your allowance

How often you test decides how much of your monthly allowance you use:

FrequencyRoughly per month
Every hour~720 tests
Every 4 hours~180 tests
Every 6 hours~120 tests
Once a day~30 tests
Once a week~4 tests

So a daily check on one line uses about 30 tests a month — comfortable on Standard. Testing every hour uses hundreds of tests a month and needs the Professional (unlimited) plan. When you set a schedule, ReliaVerify shows the projected monthly test count and warns you if it would exceed your plan's allowance, so you can pick a lighter schedule or upgrade.

When you approach your limit

The dashboard flags any subscription that is approaching its monthly limit, and the monthly usage bar turns yellow, then red, as you get close. If you regularly bump into the limit, moving up a plan is usually the simplest fix. You can change a subscription's plan from Line Verification → Monitors (View Available Plans / upgrade).

How to choose

  • Start with how critical the line is. A code-required elevator phone may warrant daily or more frequent checks; a rarely used backup line might only need weekly.
  • Count your lines. Each monitored line's tests draw from the allowance. Several lines add up quickly — that is where Professional (unlimited) pays off.
  • You can change anytime. Start conservative and upgrade if you find you need more frequent checks or longer history.

Where to see prices

Plan prices can change, so we do not list exact amounts here. Review current pricing on the plan comparison screen when you add or upgrade a subscription, or check Billing → Rate Lookup.

Related articles

  • Setting up a line monitor
  • Reading your test history and results
  • ReliaVerify overview

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