KK-DATA Platform Unit Price Explanation: How to View TG/WS Detection Type Prices and Deduction Logic

In the B2B outbound lead generation field, batch verifying the validity and activity of phone numbers is key to improving community operations and DM promotion ROI. As a professional lead generation data screening platform, KK-DATA adopts a “no subscription plan, pay per use” model, making understanding the unit prices of different detection types the foundation of budget management. This article will focus on platform unit price explanation, deeply analyzing the price display logic, deduction mechanism, and cost control skills for detection types like Telegram, WhatsApp, iMessage, etc., in the console, helping operations staff precisely plan screening tasks.

Why Do You Need to Understand Platform Unit Prices? – From Pay-Per-Use to Cost Control

KK-DATA does not set monthly or annual fee plans; all costs are calculated based on the actual number of phone numbers detected. This means:

• Cost per task = Number detected × Unit price of the corresponding detection type.
• Different detection types (e.g., TG registered detection vs TG active detection) have different unit prices; the latter is often higher because it requires accessing recent activity status data.
• Repeated detection of the same number multiple times will waste balance.

Mastering console unit prices is the first step to avoid budget overruns. Especially for teams that frequently process lists of hundreds of thousands or even millions of numbers, estimating the detection cost of TG or WS in advance directly affects lead generation efficiency.

Overview of Unit Prices in the Console: Display Logic for Each Platform’s Detection Types and Prices

To view real-time unit prices, the easiest way is to log in to the KK-DATA App Console, then navigate to the “Billing” or “Prices” page. Here, prices are listed by platform and detection type, updated in real time from the backend, not static screenshots. The following explains common detection types and the logic behind price differences, but does not fabricate specific numbers; please refer to the console display.

Telegram Detection Types and Corresponding Price Range Explanation

Telegram detection is one of the core features of this platform, supporting the following sub-detection items, roughly sorted from low to high price:

• tg registered (registration detection): The lowest level, only checks whether the number is registered on Telegram. The lowest cost, suitable for initial screening.
• tg valid: On top of registration, verifies whether the number can still receive messages normally (e.g., not banned). Slightly higher price than registered detection.
• tg active (7/15/30 days options): Detects whether the number has been online or sent messages within a specified time window. The shorter the active window (e.g., 7 days), the higher the unit price, because more precise recent behavior data is required.
• gender recognition (avatar recognition): Gender classification based on avatar image recognition, an add-on feature, unit price higher than basic detection.
• tgid export: Outputs the Telegram ID corresponding to successfully detected numbers, convenient for subsequent precise push. This service is usually charged separately, with price close to or slightly higher than active detection.

Operational tip: In the console’s “Detection Type” dropdown menu, select any sub-type under TG, and the page will immediately display the unit price for that detection. Compare prices for different activity windows (7 days vs 15 days) to choose the option that best matches the target audience’s activity cycle, avoiding paying for unnecessary precision.

WhatsApp Detection Types and Price Explanation

WhatsApp screening also supports multiple detection types:

• ws valid: Verifies whether the number is registered with WhatsApp and is usable. This is the most common need, unit price usually lower than TG’s active detection.
• wsid export: Extracts WhatsApp’s internal user ID, used for more precise push or matching. Charged separately, price generally higher than ws valid.

Practical comparison: If you only need to confirm that a number can receive WhatsApp messages, ws valid detection is sufficient; if you need secondary marketing or cross-platform user profiling, wsid export is more valuable. Specific cost differences, please check in the console.

Price Features of iMessage, RCS, and Dead Number/Carrier Detection

In addition to TG and WS, KK-DATA also provides:

• iMessage detection: Verifies if the number has Apple iMessage enabled, usually higher unit price than regular SMS detection.
• RCS detection: Checks if the number supports rich media communication, unit price varies by carrier coverage.
• Dead number/carrier detection: Identifies dead numbers, disconnected numbers, and carrier attribution, unit price lower, suitable for combined use with other detections.

These detection types each have independent line items in the console. It is recommended to choose the most cost-effective combination based on the terminal support of the target market (e.g., iMessage is popular in North America, RCS penetration is low in some Asian markets).

How to Quickly Compare Detection Costs between TG and WS? (TG WS Price Comparison)

Manually comparing TG and WS costs is the most straightforward method. Here are two practical tips:

Using the Task Submission Estimate Feature to Compare Costs

KK-DATA provides an estimated fee before submitting a task. Steps:

1. Log in to the console.
2. Click “New Screening Task,” select the platform (TG or WS).
3. Click the “Detection Type” dropdown and choose the detection item to compare (e.g., TG active 15 days vs WS valid).
4. Enter the same estimated number (e.g., 10000).
5. View the displayed “Estimated Fee.”

This directly shows the cost difference between TG and WS for the same quantity. For example, TG active detection may be 30–50% higher than WS valid detection, but if you need to screen high-activity users, the latter may not have a corresponding option.

Choosing the Most Cost-Effective Detection Combination

Don’t blindly choose the cheapest detection. Formulate strategies based on your goal:

Target Scenario	Recommended Detection Type	Cost Consideration
Verify if numbers are usable	TG registered or WS valid	Lowest cost, best for large-scale initial screening
Screen recently active users for DMs	TG active (7 or 15 days)	Higher unit price, but typically higher conversion rate
Build user profiles	TG gender recognition + tgid export	Combined cost, needs evaluation of output value
Cross-platform reach	TG valid + WS valid combo	Choose registered/valid level, avoid duplicate deduction

Core idea: First, filter invalid numbers with low-cost detection, then perform high-precision detection on the valid portion. This controls total cost while obtaining clean data.

Detailed Explanation of Deduction Mechanism: Balance Top-Up, Post-Task Deduction, and Insufficient Balance Handling

Understanding “when is the deduction made” and “how to top up” is equally important. KK-DATA’s deduction logic is as follows:

• Top-up method: Only supports USDT (TRC20) anonymous top-up, minimum around 50 USDT. Balance updates automatically after top-up.
• Deduction timing: Deduction occurs after the screening task is completed. Unfinished, failed, or cancelled tasks will not be charged.
• Insufficient balance handling: When submitting a task, the system checks the balance based on the estimated fee. If balance is insufficient, the task cannot be submitted; if the balance runs out during an active task, the task is paused until a top-up restores it (or it may be terminated per rules).
• No subscription plans: No pre-paid plans, pay only for what you use.

Example: Suppose you submit a task for 50,000 TG active detections with an estimated cost of 150 USDT, but your balance is only 100 USDT. The task cannot be submitted. You must top up to at least 150 USDT. After task completion, the actual deduction is 150 USDT (if unit price unchanged), remaining balance 0 USDT. Next task requires another top-up.

How Can the Data Dedup Repository Help Save Costs?

Cross-task number deduplication is a hidden cost-control weapon. KK-DATA provides a “Data Dedup Repository” that automatically records already-detected numbers.

• How it works: When you submit a new screening task, the system compares against the repository. If a number was detected in a previous task (same detection type), it skips that number’s detection and does not charge.
• Applicable scenarios: Multi-batch screening of the same target number pool (e.g., lists exported from the global number generation module), or multiple team members detecting the same set of numbers sequentially.
• Effect: Avoids paying again for detecting the same number. For long-term operations, this can save 20–40% of your balance.

Common Misconceptions and Precautions (When Using Console Unit Prices)

Here are common pitfalls users encounter, pay attention to them:

1. Don’t trust external screenshots or old prices: Prices fluctuate with costs; any screenshot not from the console in real time may be outdated. Always rely on the unit price displayed in the console.
2. Distinguish between “free generation” and “screening deduction”: Global number generation is free, but submitting a screening task on generated numbers will charge per use. Some users mistakenly think all operations are free; be cautious.
3. Note detection type unit: All fees are calculated “per number per detection” (per item). No bulk discounts or tiered pricing (unless separately negotiated with business).
4. USDT exchange rate impact: Platform unit prices are denominated in USDT, not affected by fiat currency fluctuations. However, the exchange rate difference when converting to USDT for top-up is borne by the user, not the platform.
5. Leverage data deduplication: Teams that frequently detect the same lists must enable deduplication; otherwise, unnecessary charges will occur.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the unit price for Telegram detection on KK-DATA?
A: Real-time unit prices are available in the console. Different detection types (registered, valid, active, gender, tgid) have different prices; refer to that page.

Q: Why might the TG/WS prices displayed in the console change?
A: The platform adjusts detection unit prices based on operational costs and market factors. All changes are displayed in real time in the console. It is recommended to confirm the latest prices before each task submission.

Q: Is the estimated fee shown when submitting a task accurate?
A: The estimated fee is calculated based on current unit prices and the quantity you enter. If your balance is sufficient, you can submit. The actual deduction amount will match the estimate, deducted only after successful task completion.

Q: How to compare detection costs between Telegram and WhatsApp?
A: Log in to the console, select TG and WS detection types in the “Detection Type” dropdown to view corresponding unit prices, and calculate manually. The platform does not offer an automatic comparison feature, but you can simulate using the estimated fee function.

Q: Does data deduplication change the original unit price?
A: No. Deduplication only avoids repeated detection; it does not change the price of a single detection. After deduplication, only undetected numbers are charged; already detected numbers are automatically skipped, meaning you are charged only for actual consumption.

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After understanding platform unit price explanation, the cost composition of each detection type, and the deduction mechanism, you have mastered the core methods to efficiently control lead generation budgets. Whether you are an operations manager responsible for screening millions of numbers or a marketing expert driving community growth, clearly grasping TG/WS prices and detection type selection logic ensures every top-up dollar is well spent.

Log in to the KK-DATA Console now to view the real-time platform unit price explanation, or contact @kkdata_robot to inquire about batch detection offers. For additional operational guidance, refer to the documentation for complete help.