Dutch company database: company data in 22 industries

You can send a request now. On 4 November 2026 the Dutch company database held 535,638 records, 513,153 of them with phone, email or website; one source has been processed so far, Overture Maps. The quotation states the actual number of records and the data date of your delivery. Data from other countries: EU and other markets.

Each industry card shows the number of businesses according to CBS (business population on 1 October 2026, Statistics Netherlands (CBS) StatLine, table 81589NED “Bedrijven; bedrijfstak”). In total CBS counts 2,450,355 businesses in the Netherlands. That is the size of the market, not of our dataset. Filters on region and contact fields make a list smaller; we state the size of your selection in the quotation.

The export of a whole industry costs €239 to €469; the price of each industry is on its card and on the pricing page. Selections by province, municipality or your own filters are quoted individually, together with scope and data date. You receive a file for permanent use, not a subscription. All prices are final prices. How to compare offers is explained in buying Dutch company data: eight checks.

As CSV in UTF-8 with a semicolon as delimiter, or on request as an Excel file (XLSX) or JSON. The 15 columns and a sample file with fictitious companies are on the export page.

So far from one public source: the open map data of Overture Maps (licence CDLA-Permissive-2.0). Planned are OpenStreetMap, company websites (contact page and Chamber of Commerce number), public registers of professions and regulators, and member directories of trade associations. We do not obtain bulk data from the KVK business register. We never fill an empty field with an estimate. What applies to each source: data sources and methodology.

By email only with the recipient’s prior consent or to an address the company itself has published for such messages; Article 11.7 of the Telecommunications Act also applies to legal entities, and a list contains no consent. You may call legal entities (bv, nv, foundation, association); sole traders, general partnerships, limited partnerships and professional partnerships only with their prior consent.

The data is therefore suitable for advertising by post, phone outreach to legal entities, CRM enrichment and market analysis. More: B2B outreach and the Telecommunications Act. The legal review of your campaign remains your own responsibility.

Selection by province and municipality is supported; both are derived from the business address. The postcode is a column in the export that you can sort and filter yourself. What counts is the company’s address according to the source, not its sales area.

In the business register you look up one company and see the official data; phone numbers, email addresses and websites are not in it, and the register is not meant as an address list. A company list brings public company and contact data together in one table. More: the KVK business register: what is public?