We sell business data as one-time exports: you pay once for a file and keep it, with no subscription and no credits. Every request gets a quote in USD that states the number of records after your filters, the as-of date of the data and the price, before you decide.
Status on October 13, 2026: no published prices. We publish no record counts of our own either; see the data status.
Main product
Florida industry export
Quote per request
One payment, no term
- One or more of 15 industries
- Limited to the counties you choose
- Only records with the contact fields you require
- CSV in UTF-8, on request XLSX or JSON
Custom Florida selection
Quote per request
Agreed individually
- Selections by city or ZIP code
- Selection by filing date (a planned column)
- Other custom data you describe to us
Other states and the EU
Quote after a source check
Compiled on request
- Texas, California, New York, Georgia
- Member states of the European Union
- We first check which sources exist for your selection
What a quote is based on
We do not set a price before we know what you need. The quote reflects the scope of your request:
- Industries and area. Which industries and which counties (or, outside Florida, which states, regions or countries) the file should cover. Together they decide how many businesses come into question.
- Required fields. If every record must have a phone number, an email address or a website, records without them are left out, and the file becomes smaller.
- Number of records after filters. The figure that matters is the count after all filters, not the size of a whole industry. The official industry sizes on the industry pages show the order of magnitude, not what a file will contain.
- Data that still has to be compiled. For markets we compile on request and for custom selections, the quote covers compiling the data and states the delivery time.
What a file contains, column by column, is shown on the export page with a sample file (fictitious rows).
Terms of the pricing model
| Item | How it works |
|---|---|
| Payment | One-time, per export. No subscription, no credits, no automatic renewal. |
| Currency | U.S. dollars (USD). |
| Price list | Not published yet; every request is quoted individually. |
| What the quote states | Number of records after filters, available columns, as-of date of the data, delivery time and price. |
| Newer version later | Ordered again as a new export. |
| Online purchase | Not available yet; requests go through the form below or by email. |
An export does not include consent to contact anyone and is not screened against do-not-call lists; see cold outreach rules for Florida. The contractual terms of an order are in the Terms.
From request to file
- 1. You send a requestMarket, industries, counties or regions, required fields and format.
- 2. We check the scopeHow many records the selection contains after filters, which columns are available and from what date the data are.
- 3. You receive a quoteScope, as-of date, delivery time and price in USD. You commit to nothing up to this point.
- 4. You decide and receive the fileA one-time delivery as CSV, or XLSX or JSON on request.
Request a quote
The more precise the request (market, industry, counties, fields), the more precise the quote. Fields marked with an asterisk are required.
Questions about pricing
Why is there no price list?
A price depends on how many records a selection contains after your filters, so we quote each request individually. The price column in the industry table reads “on request” for the same reason.
Do I have to pay before I see the number of records?
No. The quote states the number of records after your filters, the columns, the as-of date of the data and the price. You decide after that.
Is there a subscription or a credit system?
No. An export is a one-time file that you pay for once and keep. If you need a newer version later, it is ordered again as a new export.
In which currency are prices quoted?
In U.S. dollars (USD).
How are other states and the EU priced?
We hold no dataset for Texas, California, New York, Georgia or the European Union. We first check which sources exist for your selection and then quote the scope, the delivery time and the price. What we can compile for each market is described on its page, for example Texas business data or EU business data.
How do your prices compare with other providers?
We cannot compare our own prices before we publish them. The published prices and pricing models of other providers, as read on their own pages, are in the comparison of business data providers.