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Start with businesses in your sales territory, then use employee-count ranges to focus on the team sizes your service supports.
Find the shops, contractors, practices, and local firms that fit your offer. Build a US small business contact list by industry, employee count, annual sales, and location, then download available phone leads in CSV format.
Narrow your audience by industry, company size, and location.
Use the portal to filter before downloading. Buy a bulk business file when you want a complete available geographic dataset to filter yourself.
$99/month to start
3,000 phone leads included each month. Select business data and apply the available filters for your market.
| Plan | Leads/mo | Price/mo |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | 3,000 | $99 |
| Growth | 10,000 | $149 |
| Scale | 50,000 | $399 |
| High Volume | 500,000 | $999 |
$549/US state · one-time purchase
Get the complete available business phone file for a US state. Keep the CSV and use its industry, employee-count, and sales fields to build your own small business segments.
| Business coverage | One-time price |
|---|---|
| US state | $549 |
| Canadian province | $299 |
| United States | $3,495 |
| Canada | $999 |
US business files include company-size and sales fields. Canadian fields are more limited; confirm coverage before purchasing for a size-based campaign.
Browse Bulk Business ListsA contractor with 1–4 employees and a firm with 10–19 employees need different offers. Use the available US business filters to select companies that fit your service, territory, and customer size.
Choose 1–4, 5–9, or 10–19 employees to focus on small businesses. Combine your employee range with industry and location for a more relevant prospect list.
The core filterUse annual sales ranges to match your preferred customer profile. Company revenue helps describe size; it does not confirm budget or buying intent.
Refines company sizeChoose the trades, shops, or professions you serve using available SIC or NAICS classifications. Start with one industry before broadening your search.
Targets the fitUse available state, city, county, or ZIP criteria to focus on the places your team serves. Keep your prospecting territory aligned with your delivery or service area.
Matches your routeUS and Canadian filters differ. Detailed company-size targeting is available in the US business database. Canadian business data has fewer fields and filters. New Jersey business data is currently unavailable. Review portal fields and filters.
Use these industry pages to identify a starting category. Add company-size and location filters in the portal to build your small business segment. Industry-wide counts include businesses of different sizes.
Don't see your target? Browse every SIC code or tell us who you're trying to reach.
Start with businesses in your sales territory, then use employee-count ranges to focus on the team sizes your service supports.
Choose one trade or profession in the cities you serve. Refine by company size so the offer and examples fit the businesses receiving your call.
Find restaurants, repair shops, or contractors in your delivery area. Use industry and company-size criteria to organize the campaign.
US business records can include company name, phone number, address, industry codes, employee ranges, annual sales, and available contact names or titles. Review field coverage for the segment you need.
| BUSINESS | CONTACT | TITLE | PHONE | CITY | ST | EMPLOYEE RANGE | REVENUE | SIC |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vance Plumbing Co. | Raymond Vance | Owner | (214) 555-0148 | Dallas | TX | 5–9 | $500K–$1M | 1711 |
| Bluebonnet Pipe & Drain | Angela Ruiz | Owner | (972) 555-0132 | Garland | TX | 1–4 | $500K–$1M | 1711 |
| Northgate Mechanical | Terrence Okafor | President | (469) 555-0177 | Plano | TX | 10–19 | $1M–$2.5M | 1711 |
| Trinity Rooter Service | Marcus Feld | Owner | (817) 555-0119 | Arlington | TX | 1–4 | $250K–$500K | 1711 |
| Elm Street Plumbing | Dana Whitfield | Owner | (214) 555-0163 | Irving | TX | 5–9 | $500K–$1M | 1711 |
These fictional rows show selected fields, not actual contacts or the exact export column order. CSV files open in Excel or Google Sheets; map the columns when importing into your CRM or dialer.
A business contact record does not establish consent, guarantee access to an owner, or remove the need to review applicable calling rules. Check your dialing method, number types, and suppression requirements before outreach.
Maintain your own do-not-contact list and review the data fields available for your selected file. If you add email outreach, check your sending provider’s purchased-list requirements too.
Start with an industry, company size, and territory. Review matching business phone records in the portal and choose a plan that fits your campaign.
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