Contact details of French companies: phone, email and website, by industry and area

The company name, its address with postcode, municipality, department and region, then the published contact channels: phone number, email address and website. SIREN, SIRET, NAF code and legal form are added once the record has been matched with the Sirene database, which is in progress. The 15 columns are described on the export and sample file page.

No. On 4 November 2026, of 1,577,933 records, 1,326,371 had a phone number (84%), 1,247,091 a website (79%) and 659,494 their own email address (42%). In total, 1,505,366 records (95%) carry at least one of the three. Figures by region are on the database status page; the quote confirms the volume of your selection.

You do not need to buy an export. Start with the company’s website: its legal notice must give an email address and a phone number. Our guide how to find a French company’s contact details covers the free sources and their limits.

Yes. Name an industry and an area, a region or a few departments, or require a channel, for example only records with an email. Such selections are priced on request: the number of records, the date of the data and the price are confirmed before you order. Prices for whole industries are on the pricing page.

A whole industry costs €229 to €449, as a one-off payment without a subscription; each price is on the pricing page. Finer selections are quoted individually.

The same address on several records may belong to a service provider (web agency, business centre, booking platform) rather than the company. From three records with different names, we no longer count it as a company’s own address: 14,504 addresses are in that position. If you spot one in your list, check the domain before writing. More in our guide to contact channels.

They are published details, not tested ones. We exclude shared addresses and role addresses such as dpo@, but we do not call numbers or send test messages. Start with a small batch and see what responds before going further.

Towards businesses, yes, within the framework set by the CNIL, the French data protection authority: the offer must relate to the recipient’s profession, every email must allow a simple opt-out and a professional can object to calls. Generic company addresses (contact@, info@) are not subject to these principles, but the sender must remain identifiable. Our lists cover companies only. Summary with sources: B2B email and phone prospecting in France.

As a UTF-8 CSV with semicolons as delimiters that opens in Excel, or as XLSX or JSON on request. A free sample file with 30 fictitious companies shows the columns. It says nothing about the number of contacts in a real delivery.

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.