TPSClear

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TPSClear solves a specific UK problem: calling a number on the Telephone Preference Service (TPS) or Corporate TPS (CTPS) register without consent is a PECR breach, and the ICO can fine up to £500,000 per breach. Most teams either screen nothing or upload CSVs to a bureau and wait until the next day. TPSClear screens in real time instead. The moment a phone number is added or changed on a HubSpot contact or company, a webhook fires and the TPS/CTPS verdict is written to a status property within seconds. A daily backfill sweep catches anything imported or bulk-edited outside the real-time path. Because the verdict lands on a normal HubSpot property, it works in list filters, workflow branches, sequence enrolment and reports like any other field. Real records carry more than one phone number, so TPSClear maps each phone property to its own status property: a mobile can be clean while a direct line is TPS-listed. Every screen is logged with a timestamp, the number checked and the verdict, so the audit trail exists before anyone asks for it. Screening runs on official register data through our licensed data partners, Data8 and Selectabase. There is also a REST API if you screen from a dialler or your own stack. Plans start at £95 a month, billed monthly, with no annual lock-in. The incumbent option on the market charges £3,500+ a year on an annual contract with overnight batches.