We build custom databases of businesses: from directories, listings, maps, and public registries. Each record includes name, address, phone, website, email, category, business hours, and social profiles. Data is cross-checked between sources, and every company appears in the database exactly once.
A business database covers everything from sales planning to market sizing. Below are the scenarios where it's ordered most often.
Get every potential customer in your niche, with contacts. A ready-made work plan for the team.
Build segmented databases for campaigns: audience discovery and lead generation.
Size up niches: company counts, categories, regions, and dynamics.
Populate catalogs and geo services with business data via API.
Three formats to fit the task: a one-off export, recurring data delivery, or a custom solution. We price the project based on sources, volume, and frequency. The quote arrives before work starts.
Build the business database once: for a sales team, research, or a launch.
The database refreshes on schedule and arrives on its own. New businesses are already included.
Turnkey data as a service: API access, DaaS, or a ready-made dashboard, dozens of sources, and an SLA.
How much does a business listings scraper cost? The price is built from clear factors, from the number of sources to the field set. We send a quote and a data sample before any work starts.
Describe your niche, regions, and required fields, and we'll come back with a cost estimate, timeline, and a database sample within one business day.
A business listings scraper is a bot that gathers company profiles from directories, listings, maps, and registries into one table. Some call it a parser, from the English word parse, "to break down." The program breaks down website pages and pulls the data out of them: names, addresses, contacts, categories.
We build (scrape) company databases to order. There's nothing to install and no settings to figure out: you describe the task, and our team delivers a ready-made database.
Scrapers differ by source and by how they're delivered:
In marketing, a scraper is a tool for building databases for segmentation, prospecting, and competitor analysis. Our specialty in this lineup is business profiles. Page content itself (texts and images) is handled by web scraping, while products and store price tracking are covered by online store monitoring.
The field set is tailored to the task. By default we collect:
A profile can carry up to a dozen links: website, social profiles, messengers. We add an officer's name where a public registry publishes it. There are no private individuals in the database: we collect businesses, not users' personal data. Images (logos, storefront photos) can be added as links on request.
The core value lies in cross-source verification. The same company, say a cafe chain or a clinic, is described differently in different sources. We merge the records, resolve field conflicts, and remove duplicates. The database contains no double entries and no closed locations.
Contacts come from directory profiles and from company websites. On a company site the email often sits in the footer or on the contact page: the bot visits those sections, grabs the email address and phone numbers. Everything published openly on websites goes into the database after checks: syntax, domain, duplicates. The amount of information depends on the niche.
A note on scope: we don't send campaigns. We build the database; sending emails stays with your email platform. Deep email validation and collection from complex sites are handled by email scraping, and phone numbers with normalization by phone number scraping.
The scraping process starts with source scouting. In business listings scraping, the key is choosing the right platforms: we look at where your niche is best represented, from directories and maps to supplier and manufacturer websites. The output is a duplicate-free list of businesses. Map locations are best covered by Google Maps scraping.
Example tasks:
We deliver the result as CSV, Excel, XML, or JSON files, as a feed, via API, or in a web interface with filters. Row counts are limited only by the sources: from hundreds of businesses to hundreds of thousands. We can note the provenance of every field in the database.
For a turnkey segmented database with verified contacts, see the related service company database collection. Before the start we send a free sample for your niche: you'll see the field set and the quality of cross-source verification.
We've been collecting data on companies and markets since 2015. A database is valuable when it's clean, complete, and current.
Directories, maps, and registries merge into a single profile. More complete than any one source.
Deduplication by name, address, and phone numbers. Each company appears once.
Openings, closures, and contact changes arrive as deltas. The database never goes stale.
From a short list to a full profile with contacts and business hours.
A transparent process: a quote and a data sample before work starts. No hidden fees or surprises.
You name the niche, regions, and profile fields you need.
A database sample and an exact price before work starts.
We collect the sources, merge profiles, and deduplicate.
The database in your format. With a subscription, regular deltas follow.
A verified business database, ready to use with no cleanup required.
Full profiles: name, addresses, contacts, category, business hours.
New, closed, and changed businesses delivered on a schedule.
CSV, Excel, JSON, or XML files, a feed, or an API for your CRM and products.
Slices by category, region, and size, matched to each team's tasks.
The business listings scraper covers company profiles. We'll set up the adjacent services for your task.
Can't find the answer you need? Send a request: our team will get back to you within one business day.
Business directories, listings, maps, company websites, and public registries. We tailor the source mix to your niche and country. Field provenance information is preserved.
Fields are reconciled using source-priority and data-freshness rules. Contested cases are reviewed manually by the team.
A one-off export reflects the current state of the sources. With a subscription, the database is refreshed on schedule: monthly, weekly, or more often.
Yes. From public government registries we add official details: registration numbers, incorporation dates, and officer names where the registry publishes them. Field availability varies by country; we show it in the quote.
Projects start at $150. The final price depends on the number of sources, data volume, update frequency, and extra processing (see the factor breakdown above). We send an exact quote and a data sample before work starts.
A program that visits website pages and copies what's needed into a table. It's also called a parser, from the English parse, "to break down." It replaces the human in the routine part: instead of copying by hand, thousands of pages are processed in a single run.
A tool for building databases for prospecting, segmentation, and competitor analysis. Marketers order selections of businesses by niche and region, then work with them in a CRM and email platforms.
No, we don't send campaigns. We're responsible for building the database and its quality: contacts, deduplication, and cross-source verification. Your email platform sends the emails; we'll match the field structure to its import format.
A CSV, Excel, JSON, or XML file, a continuously updated feed, API access, or a web interface with filters and export. The interface supports multiple users. UTF-8 encoding, so names and addresses display correctly.