French company data for CRM, prospecting and market analysis

The export of a whole industry costs €229 to €449, depending on the industry, as a one-off full price without a subscription. Selections by region, department or additional filters are quoted individually. The price list shows the industry prices.

On 4 November 2026 it held 1,577,933 records, 1,505,366 of them with phone, email or website. Figures by region are on the database status page. The quote confirms the actual size of your selection.

Choose an industry or name the region, department and required fields in the request form. Before you order, we confirm scope, the date of the data, the full price and the delivery date in writing. A request is not yet an order.

Yes, towards businesses and within the framework set by the CNIL, the French data protection authority: B2B email prospecting can rely on legitimate interest if the offer relates to the recipient’s profession, every message must offer a simple way to unsubscribe, and generic company addresses (contact@, info@) are not subject to these principles. Businesses can object to sales calls. Consumers must have given prior consent; our files only cover businesses. Overview with sources: B2B email and phone prospecting in France.

No. They are business contact details published by the businesses themselves, in Overture Maps’ open map data or on their own websites. Addresses shared by three or more records do not count as their own address and role mailboxes such as dpo@ are left out, but we do not test deliverability or reachability.

Yes. The export and sample file page offers a CSV with 30 entirely fictitious businesses. It is suitable for checking delimiters, accented characters and field mapping. It says nothing about the size or contact quality of a real delivery.

The SIRET for an establishment, the SIREN for the business. They appear in the export once a record has been matched with the Sirene database; matching is in progress. Until then, website and address are hints of a duplicate, not identifiers.

Yes. The standard is a UTF-8 CSV file with semicolons as delimiters that opens in Excel; on request we deliver XLSX or JSON. The export and sample file page shows the columns.

So far, every record comes from Overture Maps, open map data with name, address, phone and website of businesses, supplemented by the email addresses that businesses publish on their own websites (contact pages and legal notices; collection is ongoing). Matching with INSEE’s Sirene database (SIREN, NAF code, legal form) is in progress; units with restricted publication status are not processed. Details for each source: data sources and methodology.

Data about legal persons are not personal data under the GDPR; data about sole traders and named individuals are. We process them on the basis of legitimate interests (Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR). The information under Art. 14 GDPR is on the data subject rights page, and you can object at any time via the objection page.