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Osint Daily cover for TruLookup, under Investigative data & public records, published 16 Oct 2026. The right side is a monogram because no capture is filed. TransUnion's investigative desk, powered.

01 · Product name

TruLookup

TransUnion's investigative desk, powered by the TLOxp platform.

Published by TransUnion.

In short

TruLookup is the name on TransUnion's investigative pages. Those pages say TruLookup is powered by TLOxp. tlo.com now opens the same TransUnion investigations page. The copy describes public and proprietary data for legal, law-enforcement, and investigative due diligence, with online, batch, and API delivery. One page says the data is drawn from 10,000 public and proprietary databases. No dollar price is printed. A TruLookup row is a vendor's linked record. It is not a live location of a person, and it is not a consumer-report decision.

Product pricing strategy

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Premium

The TruLookup investigations page and the skip-tracing page do not print a seat price or a per-search price. They describe TLOxp online, batch, and API as delivery options. Do not reuse an old TLO rate card. Ask TransUnion which of Investigate and Alert, Locate and Recover, or Identity Enrichment is in the quote, and keep that name with the date.

Utility and features

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On 16 Oct 2026, both tlo.com and TransUnion's investigations page presented TruLookup as the product and TLOxp as the platform under it. The investigations page says the data comes from 10,000 public and proprietary databases refreshed every day. That figure is TransUnion's. The jobs it names are investigations, locating people and assets, identity checks, fraud, criminal and driving history, and liens, bankruptcies, and judgments.

  • TruLookup is the current name. tlo.com opens TransUnion's page, which says TruLookup is powered by TLOxp.
  • Three offers. The investigations page names Investigate and Alert, Locate and Recover, and Identity Enrichment.
  • No public price. The pages describe online, batch, and API delivery and do not print a rate.

Three offers sit under that page: TruLookup Investigate and Alert, TruLookup Locate and Recover, and TruLookup Identity Enrichment. A skip-tracing page says delivery can be TLOxp online, batch, or API, and it names collections, investigators, attorneys, law enforcement, and process servers as the audience. Neither page prints a dollar price or a self-serve signup. This listing did not open a TruLookup session, so it does not describe the buttons inside one.

  1. 1

    Use TruLookup as the product name and TLOxp as the platform name when you cite a 2026 page.

  2. 2

    Ask which of the three offers the quote covers before you describe the data.

  3. 3

    Record whether the file came from the online desk, a batch, or the API.

  4. 4

    Open the underlying record before you brief a linked person or address.

Caveats

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The 10,000-database line is the vendor's count of sources, not a count of records about your subject. A linked relative, phone, or asset can belong to a different person who shares a name. The skip-tracing page is written for locating people in collections and investigations. A hit is a place to check, not proof of where someone is standing.

TLOxp is the platform name on these pages. TruLookup is the product name. Writing only TLO into a 2026 report uses the old label. This listing did not open the application. Online, batch, and API are different contracts even when they draw on the same platform.

Potential use cases

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  • A 2026 citation still says TLO. Open tlo.com and read where it lands. On 16 Oct 2026 it opened TransUnion's investigations page, which calls the product TruLookup and says it is powered by TLOxp. Use both names that way. Then ask which offer the quote is: Investigate and Alert, Locate and Recover, or Identity Enrichment. The pages do not print a dollar price. Do not paste an old TLO rate into the request.
  • A skip-trace phone is about to be briefed as where the person is standing. The skip-tracing page describes locating people and assets for collections, investigators, attorneys, law enforcement, and process servers. It says delivery can be TLOxp online, a batch, or an API. Record which delivery produced the file. A phone in the file is a record to check, not a live location.
  • The investigations page says the data is drawn from 10,000 public and proprietary databases refreshed every day. That figure is TransUnion's count of sources. It is not a count of rows about your subject, and it is not proof the row is current. Open the record. If the name is common, say the link may be a different person. This listing did not open a TruLookup session, so it does not describe the buttons.

Hard cases

The case where the first result is easy to over-read.

The old TLO rate is still in the budget

The public pages opened on 16 Oct 2026 describe online, batch, and API delivery and do not print a fee. An old rate card is not this quote. Ask TransUnion which of the three offers is in the price and whether the file will come from the online desk, a batch, or the API. Those are different contracts even when they draw on TLOxp. Keep the product name TruLookup next to the date of the quote.

Questions

Is TruLookup free?

The investigations page does not show a free tier or a price. It reads as a TransUnion sale to investigative and legal teams.

Is TLOxp a separate company from TruLookup?

The page says TruLookup is powered by TLOxp, and tlo.com opens that TransUnion page. Treat TLOxp as the platform name.

Citations

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Titled sources. These public pages are what the quotes on this listing come from.

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