France business email list for company research and outreach
The France business email list gives your team a downloadable file covering 3 846 088 companies, with 1 167 659 e-mail addresses and 3 813 912 phone numbers. Work with company identifiers, addresses and industry codes in Excel rather than relying on access to a search platform.
The full France file is available from 199 € as a one-time purchase in XLSX and CSV. Download the free 50-row sample first to check the layout and whether the available fields suit your prospecting process.
- companies
- 3 846 088
- companies
- unique email addresses
- 1 167 659
- unique email addresses
- per country, one-time
- €29–199
- per country, one-time
- XLSX and CSV downloads
- Free 50-row sample
- One-time payment
- Company-level contact data

What's in the database
The file combines company identification details with e-mail and phone fields. Its scope is company-level research: identifying businesses, grouping them into relevant segments and preparing contact lists for further qualification. It does not identify individual buyers or establish that a business needs your product.
Company totals and contact totals are different measures. Do not assume that every company record has an e-mail address or that a phone number reaches a particular department. Check the sample for the column structure before planning your import.
| Field | What's included |
|---|---|
| Company name | Included: company name |
| Registry number | Included: company identifier for matching records |
| Address | Included: address with postcode |
| City | Included within the address |
| Region | Not included as a separate field; use city and postcode for location filtering |
| Industry code | Included: company industry code |
| Employees | Not included: no employee count |
| Revenue | Not included: no revenue or turnover figures |
| Phone | Included where available; not a confirmed direct dial |
| Included where available; not a confirmed decision-maker contact | |
| Website | Not included |
| Board members | Not included |
| Decision makers | Not included |
| Legal form | Included: company legal form |
| Registration date | Included: date of company registration |

Filters you can use in Excel
Apply filters in Excel after downloading the file. Start with a clear target market, then narrow the rows using the available columns. These are spreadsheet operations, not built-in online targeting features. Keep an untouched copy of the original file so you can revisit your selection criteria.
- Region: select cities or postcodes to build a geographical shortlist. A separate region field is not included, so broader territory groupings require your own mapping.
- Industry: filter by industry code to focus on relevant activities. Check that your chosen codes match the businesses you intend to target.
- Size: employee counts and turnover are not in the file. You cannot filter reliably by company size without adding suitable information from elsewhere.
- Legal form: select company types that fit your market or exclude legal forms outside your sales remit.
- Founding date: use registration date as the available reference. It should not be treated as confirmation of when a company first started trading.
Prices and how to get your file
The full France database is available from 199 €, paid once rather than through a subscription. The purchase covers the country file in XLSX and CSV. Choose XLSX for spreadsheet work or CSV when preparing a structured import into another system.
Review the France company database and download the sample before buying. Check that the included fields support your workflow, especially if your qualification process normally depends on turnover, staff numbers or named contacts.
| Option | Price | What you receive |
|---|---|---|
| France sample | Free | 50 rows to inspect before purchase |
| Full France database | 199 € | Full country file in XLSX and CSV; one-time payment |

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Get the free sample
Review 50 rows and inspect the available columns.
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Buy the file
Purchase the full France database with a one-time payment.
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Filter in Excel
Select relevant industry codes, locations and legal forms.
Who uses the database?
Sales, marketing and recruitment teams can use the file to organise company research. The following are illustrative workflows, not customer stories or promised results. Each requires further qualification and a separate assessment of whether the intended outreach is appropriate.
Sales: prepare a territory shortlist
Example: a supplier selects companies by industry code and postcode, then matches registry numbers against its customer records. The sales team researches the remaining businesses before deciding whether an introductory call would be relevant and permitted.
Marketing: plan sector-specific campaigns
Example: a marketing team groups French companies by activity and location to plan messages for different audiences. It checks contact suitability, legal requirements and existing opt-outs before using any e-mail addresses in a campaign.
Recruitment: research potential clients
Example: a recruitment agency selects companies in its specialist sector and investigates hiring activity separately. The list supports employer research, but it does not include hiring managers, vacancies or evidence that a company needs recruitment services.
Is using the database legal?
Buying company data does not automatically authorise marketing. GDPR can apply where a record identifies an individual, including some business e-mail addresses and sole-trader details. Even where an inbox does not identify a person, electronic marketing requirements may still apply.
B2B legitimate interest may support some personal-data processing, but it requires a documented assessment of purpose, necessity and the individual's rights. It is not blanket permission to send messages. Assess the relevance of your offer, provide required privacy information and make objections easy to exercise.
Before contacting French businesses, check the rules for the channel and recipients concerned. Maintain suppression records, respect objections and limit access to personal data. For background, read the France company data and GDPR guide. Seek qualified advice for your specific campaign rather than treating the purchase as a compliance guarantee.
Prepare the file for your workflow
Before importing records, map the available columns to your CRM fields and preserve registry numbers as identifiers. Check how your system handles postcodes, phone numbers and accented company names. Separate your research shortlist from any list approved for outreach.
If your work extends beyond France, browse all business email lists. Assess each country's file on its own merits rather than assuming identical contact coverage or legal requirements.
Frequently asked questions
What does the France B2B email list include?
The file contains company names, registry numbers, legal forms, addresses with city and postcode, e-mail addresses, phone numbers, industry codes and registration dates. Contact availability varies by record. Employee counts, turnover, websites, board members and decision makers are not included, so plan separate research if those fields are essential.
Can I download the France company email list in Excel?
Yes. The full country file is supplied in XLSX and CSV formats for spreadsheet work and imports. Use Excel to filter the included columns and create a shortlist. Start with the free 50-row sample to inspect the layout and check compatibility with your own import process before purchasing.
How many French business e-mail addresses are available?
The supplied France figures are 3 846 088 companies, 1 167 659 e-mail addresses and 3 813 912 phone numbers. These totals describe different parts of the file, not equal coverage for every record. They do not establish that each address is deliverable or that each business welcomes your offer.
Can I filter French company contacts by turnover?
No. Turnover and employee counts are not in the file, so they cannot be used as filters without additional data. You can filter the available industry codes, locations, legal forms and registration dates in Excel. Avoid treating legal form or company age as a reliable substitute for business size.
Does the French company contact database include decision makers?
No. Decision makers and board members are not included. The file provides company-level contact details rather than a directory of named buyers or hiring managers. If your process depends on reaching a specific role, research that person separately and assess the legal basis for collecting and using their details.
Can I buy the France email database without a subscription?
Yes. The full France file is available from 199 € as a one-time purchase in XLSX and CSV, without a subscription. Download the free 50-row sample to review the fields first. The purchase gives you a company database for research and qualification, not guaranteed sales opportunities or permission to send marketing.
Check the sample before buying the full France file
Download the free 50-row sample to review the columns and assess how the data fits your workflow. When you are ready, buy the full France database and use the XLSX or CSV file to build a relevant company shortlist.