See who lives at any address.
To see who lives at an address, enter the full street address in the search box on this page, for example "1421 N 7th Ave, Phoenix, AZ". HooDat searches public records for current and previous residents and shows a free preview: masked names, age ranges, and how many records were found. Opening the full report costs 1–3 credits, depending on how much the record holds, and shows resident names, residency date ranges, and public contact details. A city or ZIP code alone isn't enough; the lookup needs a street address.
How it works
Enter the address
Street number, street name, city and state. HooDat normalizes the address and queries open records in parallel.
Preview the residents
See how many current and past residents matched, and their residency date ranges, before paying anything.
Unlock the full report
1–3 credits ($0.15–$0.25 a credit), priced by how much the record holds, reveals resident names, phone numbers, emails, previous addresses, and possible relatives, each field with source attribution.
Common reasons people search
Verifying a seller or landlord
Before sending a deposit for a rental or marketplace purchase, check that the person is actually associated with the address they gave you.
Mail for a previous resident
Keep receiving someone else's mail? Find out who lived there before you and where they can be reached now.
Property research
Research occupancy history of a property you're buying or a neighborhood you're moving into.
Reconnecting via an old address
All you have is where someone used to live. Trace forward from the address to their current contact details.
Estate and legal legwork
Locate current addresses for heirs, witnesses, or former occupants when settling an estate.
Neighborhood awareness
Learn the public record footprint of an address before a visit or a transaction there.
HooDat searches publicly available records. It is not a monitoring, tracking, or surveillance service, and it cannot show anyone's real-time location or private activity. HooDat is not a Consumer Reporting Agency — results may not be used for employment, tenant screening, credit, insurance, or any purpose covered by the FCRA. Read the acceptable-use policy.
Frequently asked questions
- Is the reverse address lookup free?
- Searching and previewing is free: you can see whether residents matched and their residency date ranges without paying. The full report costs 1–3 credits depending on how much the record holds ($0.25 a credit, or as little as $0.15 on a larger pack). New accounts start with 5 free credits.
- What does an address report include?
- Depending on public records: names of current and previous residents, residency date ranges, their phone numbers and email addresses, prior addresses, and possible relatives. Each field carries source attribution and a last-seen date.
- Does it cover apartments and units?
- Yes. Include the unit number when you have it. Multi-unit buildings return per-unit matches where public records distinguish them.
- Is looking up an address legal?
- Yes. HooDat aggregates publicly available records. It is not a Consumer Reporting Agency, and results may not be used for employment, tenant screening, credit, insurance, or other FCRA-regulated purposes.
- Will residents know their address was searched?
- No. Searches are private, encrypted, and never shared or sold.
- How current is the data?
- Records reflect what public sources report and can lag recent moves. Residency date ranges and last-seen dates in each report help you judge how fresh a match is.