United States
51 states · 33.3M businesses · USD
The deepest local-business dataset we hold. Every state, every metro, refreshed on a rolling 30-day cycle from live listings.
Coverage
Every region below is buyable today at a price shown on its own page. Anything not listed is usually a custom build we can quote the same day — that is most of Western Europe, plus Ireland, New Zealand and Singapore.
51 states · 33.3M businesses · USD
The deepest local-business dataset we hold. Every state, every metro, refreshed on a rolling 30-day cycle from live listings.
13 provinces & territories · 3.8M businesses · CAD
Full national coverage across all ten provinces and three territories, with bilingual business names preserved exactly as listed.
12 regions & nations · 6.1M businesses · GBP
England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland — segmented by the twelve official ITL1 regions used by the ONS.
8 states & territories · 2.5M businesses · AUD
Every state and territory, with ABN-linked trading names and the suburb-level addresses Australian buyers actually search on.
16 federal states · 4.1M businesses · EUR
All sixteen Bundesländer. Umlauts, legal forms and Handelsregister names preserved exactly — no mangled encodings.
12 provinces · 2.0M businesses · EUR
All twelve provinces, matched against KvK trade-register names and Dutch postcode areas down to the four-digit level.
FAQ
Often, yes — these six are simply the markets where we hold pre-built coverage and can quote instantly. Ireland, New Zealand, France, Spain and most of Western Europe are routine custom builds. Ask on the contact page and you will get a yes/no and a price the same day.
Yes. City and metro-radius targeting runs at $109 for 250 records. Tell us the city at checkout, or ask first if you want the available count confirmed before paying.
Yes — a postcode list or a radius around a point are both supported as custom pulls. This is the most common request from home-services and field-sales buyers.
The whole country. Density obviously follows population, so a nationwide pull skews toward major metros simply because that is where the businesses are. If you need rural coverage specifically, say so and we weight the pull differently.