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Whooster Data Solutions

Investigative data platform for identity, phone, address and public-record research.

Official source reviewed US market: Confirmed or official US-relevant page Pricing: Not publicly stated unless the cited page says otherwise

Official product page: whooster.com · Last checked: October 12, 2026

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US-market record: Confirmed or official US-relevant page
Source review date: October 12, 2026
Pricing visibility: Not publicly stated unless the cited page says otherwise
Research status: Read against the seven questions this shelf asks; states one of them on its own pages.

Primary category: Skip tracing and data
Best-fit signals: Agencies · attorneys

Source: whooster.com · Last checked: October 12, 2026

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Location: Austin, TX
Coverage: Global and domestic data coverage, including phone, criminal, medical, dark web, social media, asset, real estate, and motor vehicle records.
Supported industries: Law enforcement, government agencies, legal professionals, retail & e-commerce, insurance, financial services, and collections & recovery.
Operating model: Investigative data solutions platform providing actionable intelligence through proprietary data fusion technology, OSINT, and private data sources for public and private sector clients.
Company history or scale: Powered by the OWL Intelligence platform, integrating public, open-source, and private data to deliver up-to-date, reliable information for rapid person and asset location.
Documented differentiator: Patented algorithms and advanced data fusion consolidate disparate data into a single platform, offering instant access to non-obvious links and hidden relationships.

Company source: whooster.com · Last checked: October 12, 2026 · Recorded confidence: high

Customers named by Whooster

Southern Narcotics Task Force (identified suspects in narcotics and human trafficking investigations); Southeast Organized Crime Unit (uncovered a trafficking network in Oregon); Border Task Force (confirmed links between suspects and trafficking facilitators)

Evidence source: whooster.com · Last checked: October 12, 2026

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