Power Your Entire Data Ecosystem with

Trusted Global B2B Data.

  • Global Coverage: Access verified business data on 375 million companies across 220 countries and territories, covering every major industry and market segment - from local SMEs to global enterprises.
  • Fully Compliant & Ethically Sourced: Every record in our database is GDPR and CCPA compliant, following all regional privacy standards and local regulations. Data is collected from official and transparent sources to ensure secure, ethical, and lawful use worldwide.
  • Data Attribution: 460+ firmographic, hierarchic, and technographic data attributes - including size, revenue, industry codes, ownership links, and tech stack.
  • Decades of Expertise: With over 30 years in global business and location data, we have developed one of the most trusted and complete dataset with B2B data - providing verified information to thousands of organizations worldwide.
  • Unified Global Structure: Receive all company data in one standardized format. We unify international classification systems (SIC, NACE, NAICS) into a clear, consistent structure you can integrate directly into your CRM, GTM, or AI workflows.
  • Trusted Reliability: We aggregate data from 1,100+ verified sources, continuously processed, deduplicated, validated, and updated for maximum accuracy and freshness. Your teams work with data that’s not just big - it’s reliable, connected, and consistent.
  • AI-Optimized & Continuously Enriched: Advanced AI models handle deduplication, entity resolution, attribute enhancement, and enrichment - ensuring you always access clean, structured, and ready-to-use data for automation and analytics.
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  • 375M+
    Companies
  • 40.3M+
    Company Hierarchies
  • 1 Billion
    Contact Data
  • 40.4M+
    Websites
  • 3500+
    Industries
  • 1100+
    Data Streams
  • 460+
    Data Attributes
  • 220
    Countries and Territories

Firmographic data

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Firmographic dataset provides the core business information that defines companies of all sizes - from startups to global enterprises. This dataset includes over 50 data attributes, such as company name, location, revenue, industry classification, legal status, executive contacts, and primary business language. These insights are essential for organizations aiming to refine lead generation, verify company data, target ideal customer profiles, identify new partners, and plan strategic investments with confidence.

Technographic data

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Technographic data captures detailed insights into the technologies and digital tools that businesses rely on, such as web and ecommerce platforms (e.g. WordPress, Magento), marketing tools (e.g. HubSpot, Odoo), payment methods (PayPal, Apple Pay) and other. It's valuable for businesses and technology sales, as this data allows for rigorous prospecting and targeting by technographics.

Contact data

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Contact data is data with all contact details to reach a company and its executives, such as email addresses, phone numbers, mobile phones, social media links, physical addresses and more. This data allows companies to conduct lead generation campaigns such as cold mailing, cold calling, social media targeting and more.

Corporate linkage

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Corporate linkage refers to the information on how companies and their leaders (such as CEOs, chairmen and stakeholders) are connected to other companies, both locally and globally, as well as their shareholdings in these companies. It includes details of companies, their corporate relationships and the links between different types of companies, shareholders and the companies with which they are associated.

Historical data

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Eight years of historical company data, including information on revenue, number of employees, location, branches and more, is used for trend analysis, forecasting and strategic decision-making.

Intelligence Beyond Boundaries

B2B Data Use Cases.

  1. Expansion into American markets
    An e-commerce platform provider is expanding into American markets. They wanted to reach out to potential partners (through cold calling and mailing campaigns) to list their products and find potential buyers.
  2. Cold calling campaign targeting American customers
    The call centre, based in South Africa, creates and buys a few B2B contact lists to reach and sell products and services to companies based in the US.
  3. Email marketing campaign
    for solar panel installers, targeting all SMBs in a given country with roofs of 280m2 or less.
  4. E-commerce based on PrestaShop
    A company that builds websites wanted to reach all businesses with e-commerce built on PrestaShop. Objective: a marketing campaign to propose other e-commerce platforms with solutions.
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  1. CRM data enrichment
    with the option to instantly access detailed company information when searching for just a VAT number.
  2. Contact details for identified website visitors
    Discovered website visitors, prompted to associate them with the companies they work for and provide contact details to prepare tailored offers based on the remarketing campaign.
  3. Continuous access to the entire B2B database,
    allowing CRM users to check and verify company information at any time.
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  1. Assessing the reliability of manufacturing suppliers
    A global manufacturing company procures B2B data to assess the financial stability and historical performance of its potential suppliers. By analysing corporate links and historical data, the company identifies high-risk suppliers and avoids potential supply chain disruptions.
  2. Credit scoring for loan approvals
    A financial services company uses firmographic and historical data to assess the creditworthiness of SMEs applying for loans. This helps to minimise the risk of lending to companies with poor payment histories or unstable operations. 
  3. Insurance risk assessment for logistics companies
    An insurance provider accesses geolocation and firmographic data to assess the risk profile of logistics companies. Factors such as company size, industry type and operating locations help determine appropriate insurance premiums.
  4. Fraud prevention for e-commerce transactions
    An e-commerce platform integrates B2B data into its fraud detection systems to identify suspicious companies or individuals attempting fraudulent activity. Insights from contact and company linkage data help validate user information. 
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  1. Technology competitive landscape analysis
    A software development company uses firmographic and technographic data to analyse the technology stacks and size of competitors in its target market. This helps them identify unique value propositions to gain a competitive edge. 
  2. Renewable energy industry trend analysis
    A consulting firm accesses historical and firmographic data to track the growth of renewable energy companies. This analysis helps identify emerging trends, investment opportunities and areas of market saturation. 
  3. Competitive benchmarking in SaaS
    A SaaS company uses firmographic data to study the size, revenue and industry focus of competitors, helping them refine pricing and go-to-market strategies.
  4. Identifying industries ready for automation
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Frequently asked questions

What is B2B data?

B2B data, or business-to-business data, is structured information about companies that enables other businesses to grow, optimize operations, and refine marketing and sales strategies.

It encompasses a wide range of B2B business data, such as company size, sector, location, technologies in use, and decision-maker contacts.


Types of B2B data include:

What B2B data do we provide?

We deliver comprehensive B2B data solutions for businesses of all sizes, adapted to a wide range of operational and strategic needs.

Our datasets cover firmographic, technographic, and contact data, as well as corporate linkages and up to 8 years of historical records.

This high-quality B2B company data helps organizations fuel lead generation, build segmented lists, enhance CRM systems, and support smarter decision-making.

What software do we have to provide data?

To meet diverse operational needs, we offer both ready-to-use applications and APIs. Whether you need a one-time data extraction for a campaign or real-time access to sync with internal tools, we have the right B2B data delivery solution.

APIs are ideal for integrating our B2B data sources into your CRM, while our user-friendly tools support ad hoc access for sales and marketing teams.

What is our business data coverage?

We have a comprehensive coverage of all countries and territories worldwide. We gather data from over 1100 local and global sources and consolidate it into one, structured, user-friendly database.

You can inquire about business data in a specific country or visit dedicated pages for more information. Click here to access some of them: US business data, UK B2B database, Australia business database, Belgium company database.

What sizes of companies do you provide B2B data solutions for?

We cater to solutions for organizations of all sizes. For example, we offer advanced applications for enterprises that target to generate email lists or phone lists; besides we also offer APIs with a pool of data to assist clients in enriching their applications used by millions of users.

Is our data up-to-date and compliant with the norms and standards of all countries?

100% yes. Our data is both GDPR and CCPA compliant and complies with all local norms and standards for global companies.

What companies need B2B data?

Companies need B2B data to expand in multiple ways. Some of these can be: to identify and reach more customers, to start new collaborations and partnerships, to improve their products and services and become more qualitative and competitive on the market, to plan future investments and more. But definitely, the most common usage of B2B data by companies is for lead generation and sales improvement processes to increase the company's revenue.

How do companies use B2B data?

Companies use B2B data in several ways to expand in all possible directions and increase their revenue.

 

The most common examples are:

  • Sales processes and lead generation which helps in targeting and then expanding prospects' databases and converting them into prospect leads.
  • Marketing campaigns are also a part of sales processes. Marketing uses b2b data to reach potential buyers and prospects. When established, such contact goes into the sales department's hands.
  • Market Research: Analyze industrial trends, competitor insights, and market demands to make informed business decisions.
  • Customer Segmentation: Divide businesses into specific groups based on criteria such as industry, size, or location to tailor marketing efforts.
  • CRM Data Enrichment: Enhance customer relationship management (CRM) databases with additional information for better understanding and engagement.
  • Business Expansion: Identify new market opportunities for business expansion and partnerships.
  • Risk Assessment: Evaluate the financial stability and credibility of potential business partners, clients, or suppliers.
  • Product Development: Gain insights into industry needs and preferences to inform the development of new products or services.
  • Supply Chain Optimization: Assess the reliability and performance of potential suppliers and streamline the supply chain.
  • Fraud Prevention: Verify the legitimacy of businesses to prevent fraud and ensure secure transactions.
  • Content Personalization: Tailor marketing content and messaging based on specific needs and characteristics of target businesses.
  • Strategic Planning: Curate long-term business strategies, mergers, acquisitions, and other strategic decisions with comprehensive market data.
  • Regulatory Compliance: Ensure compliance with regulations by verifying the legitimacy of business partners and suppliers.
  • Event Targeting: Identify and reach out to potential attendees or participants for industry events, conferences, and webinars.

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