UK company data for CRM, direct mail and B2B sales

Exporting a whole industry costs £199 to £379, depending on the industry, as a one-off price with nothing added and no subscription. Selections by nation, postcode area or additional filters are quoted individually. The price list shows the price of each industry.

On 4 November 2026 it held 2,676,396 records, 2,566,320 of them with a phone number, email address or website. Figures by nation are on the database status page. The quote confirms the actual size of your selection.

Choose an industry or name the nation, postcode areas and required fields in the request form. Before you order, we confirm scope, how current the data are, the price and the delivery date in writing. A request is not yet an order.

For limited companies, PLCs, LLPs and Scottish partnerships (“corporate subscribers”), the consent rule for marketing emails in regulation 22 PECR does not apply; every email must still identify you and offer a working way to opt out. Sole traders and partnerships in England, Wales and Northern Ireland count as individuals: they need consent or a soft opt-in. Details with sources: PECR rules for B2B email and calls.

Live sales calls are allowed unless the number is registered with the Telephone Preference Service or the Corporate TPS, or the business has told you not to call (regulations 21 and 26 PECR). Screening the numbers against TPS and CTPS before calling is your responsibility as the caller; the export is not screened. Automated recorded calls need consent.

Yes. The export and sample file page offers a CSV with 30 entirely fictitious businesses. Use it to check delimiters, characters and field mapping. It says nothing about the size or contact coverage of a real delivery.

The Companies House company number, once a record is matched with the register (matching is in progress). Sole traders and ordinary partnerships have no company number; for them, website and postcode are only hints and should be checked before you merge records.

Yes. The standard is a UTF-8 CSV file with semicolons as delimiters; in Excel, open it via Data › From Text/CSV. On request we deliver XLSX or JSON. The export and sample file page shows the columns.

The records come from Overture Maps (open map data with name, address, phone and website, licence CDLA Permissive 2.0) and from the contact pages of the businesses’ own websites, which we are still collecting. The free Companies House register will add company numbers and status to matched records; matching is in progress. Companies House publishes no phone numbers or email addresses. Details for each source: data sources and methodology.

Data about limited companies are not personal data. Data about sole traders, partners and named contact persons are personal data under the UK GDPR. We process them on the basis of legitimate interests (Art. 6(1)(f) UK GDPR); the information under Art. 14 UK GDPR is on the your rights page, and anyone can object at any time via the opt-out page.