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Business Phone Number List — Local Business Phones by City

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Business Phone Number List — Local Business Phones by City

Business Phone Number List — Local Business Phones by City

A clean list of business phone numbers (E.164) for any category in any city worldwide: one row per number with business name, category, country, address and website. Duplicate numbers and places without a phone are removed before charging. $0.003 per city + $1 per 1,000 numbers.

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A clean list of business phone numbers (E.164) for any category in any city worldwide: one row per number with business name, category, country, address and website. Duplicate numbers and places without a phone are removed before charging. $0.003 per city + $1 per 1,000 numbers.

A clean, deduplicated list of business phone numbers for any category in any city. Pick a category (restaurants, dentists, plumbers, hotels, law firms …) and a city anywhere in the world, and get one row per unique business number: the phone in E.164 format (+441615492175), its country, the business name, category, full address and website. Places without a phone are skipped and repeated numbers (chains with one call centre, duplicate listings) are removed before anything is charged.

Made for sales and telemarketing teams, call-centre lead lists, CRM imports and phone-number validation datasets, without scraping Google Maps or paying for a data broker.

Business numbers only. Every number is the published contact number of a business listing in the open Overture Maps places dataset; no personal or mobile numbers of individuals are collected. Before calling, screen the list against your country's do-not-call registry (TPS/CTPS in the UK, the National Do Not Call Registry in the US, Bloctel in France …) and follow local telemarketing rules.

$0.003 per city query + $1 per 1,000 numbers.

What data does it return?

Every run outputs clean, schema-validated rows like these:

primaryPhonephoneCountrynamecategoryfullAddress
+441615492175GBLas Iguanasrestaurant84 Deansgate, Manchester, M3 2ER, GB
+441615492144GBBella ItaliarestaurantUnit G40a Lowry Centre, Manchester, M50 3AZ, GB
+441612411087GBBanana TreerestaurantUnit G40B, Salford, M50 3AZ, GB
+441617980001GBPapa Johns Pizzapizza_restaurant53 BURY OLD ROAD, MANCHESTER, ENG M25 0FG, GB
+441617100654GBFranco Mancapizza_restaurant12 MOSLEY STREET, MANCHESTER, ENG M2 3AQ, GB

How much does it cost?

Transparent pay-per-event pricing — you only pay for what you get, and the actor always respects your run budget: set a maximum total charge and it stops cleanly at the cap instead of overrunning.

EventPriceChargedWorked example
area-query$0.003once per run, when the area query returns at least one placeAny city, bbox or radius = $0.003; a query with no matching places is free
place-result$0.001per place row delivered (contacts, address, coordinates, sources and attribution included)200 dentists in Austin = $0.003 + $0.20 = $0.203; 1,000 restaurants in Berlin = $1.003
apify-actor-start$0.00005per run per GB of memory (platform start fee)One run at 1 GB = $0.00005

Input options

FieldTypeRequiredDefaultDescription
locationstringno—A city, optionally with region or country: "Austin, TX", "Berlin", "London, Ontario", "Paris France". You can also type "dentists in Austin TX" (the part before "in" becomes the category when Categories is empty), coordinates "30.2672,-97.7431,3km", or a bbox "west,south,east,north". 32,000+ cities with 15,000+ people are built in; smaller towns are looked up in Overture's own divisions data and need a region or country. Ignored when bbox or lat/lon are set.
categoriesarrayno[]What kind of businesses: plain words (dentist, plumber, restaurant, hotel, lawyer …) or Overture ids. Parents include their children. Empty = every category in the area.
maxPlacesintegerno1000Stop after this many unique numbers. Highest-confidence places come first. Places beyond the cap are never charged.
keywordstringno""Optional. Only places whose name (or brand name) contains this text, case-insensitive, e.g. "Starbucks" or "dental".
radiusKmnumberno—Radius for lat/lon (default 5 km). With a city name it searches this radius around the city centre instead of the whole city. Results get distanceKm and come nearest first.
countryCodestringno""Optional two-letter ISO code (US, DE, GB...). Picks the right city when a name exists in several countries and keeps only places whose address is in that country.
requireWebsitebooleannofalseSkip places without a website. Skipped places are never charged.
includeEmailsbooleannofalseAlso include business emails from the source data (off by default on a phone list).
matchAlternateCategoriesbooleannofalseAlso return places whose secondary (alternate) categories match, not only their main category. Wider but less precise.
minConfidencenumberno0.5Overture's 0-1 confidence that the place exists as described. 0.5 drops most stale or duplicate records; 0.9 keeps only well-corroborated places; 0 returns everything.
bboxarrayno—Optional [west, south, east, north] in degrees (longitude, latitude, longitude, latitude), e.g. [-9.20, 38.69, -9.10, 38.76]. Up to 1.5 x 1.5 degrees (about one metro area). Takes priority over location.
latnumberno—Optional centre latitude for a radius search (with lon and radiusKm). Takes priority over location.
lonnumberno—Optional centre longitude for a radius search.
includeFieldsarrayno[]Optional. Keep only these fields in each row (id is always kept). Any of: id, name, category, basicCategory, categoryHierarchy, alternateCategories, confidence, operatingStatus, address, fullAddress, lat, lon, distanceKm, phones, websites, emails, socials, brand, sources, licence, licenceUrls, attribution, googleMapsUrl, overtureRelease, droppedPersonalEmails. Keep attribution if you republish the data.
releasestringno""Optional, advanced: pin an Overture release such as 2026-09-23.1. Empty = the newest release (Overture publishes monthly).

Limits & honest notes

  • Business listings only: numbers as published by each business in the source data, normalised to E.164 where the country is clear (otherwise as written). Numbers are not called or validated.
  • You are responsible for do-not-call screening (TPS, CTPS, DNC, Bloctel and others) and telemarketing rules in your country.
  • Works worldwide: any city, a radius around a point, or a bounding box (one metro area per run).
  • Open data, not Google: no reviews, ratings, review counts, opening hours, photos, popular times or price levels. The Google Maps link in each row is a plain search URL built from the name and address; nothing is fetched from Google.
  • Freshness follows Overture's monthly releases. The newest release is found automatically (or pin one with release). operatingStatus is often empty, so a closed business can still appear until a source drops it; minConfidence (default 0.5) filters most stale records.
  • One query per run, up to 1.5 x 1.5 degrees (about one metro area). For a region or country, run once per city. A city query typically reads 15-45 MB of public GeoParquet in 5-15 seconds at 1 GB memory.
  • City names resolve offline from a built-in list of 32,000+ cities (Overture divisions, OpenStreetMap-based); smaller towns are looked up in Overture's divisions data and need a region or country ("Dripping Springs, TX"). No external geocoder is called.
  • The run's spend limit is respected: the area query is reserved first, places are charged before delivery, and the run stops cleanly at the limit.

Data licence and attribution

Places come from the Overture Maps Foundation places theme. Each row's sources lists the contributing datasets with their record ids, licence and licenceUrls give the licences, and attribution holds the required credit lines. If you republish the data, keep the attribution field (or show the lines below).

  • © Overture Maps Foundation, overturemaps.org
  • Meta, Microsoft, PinMeTo, Krick, RenderSEO, DAC, BrightQuery: "Data from . Available under CDLA Permissive 2.0." (CDLA-Permissive-2.0)
  • Foursquare: "Copyright 2024 Foursquare Labs, Inc. All rights reserved. Available under Apache 2.0. Foursquare data was transformed to the Overture schema. Changed: 2026-03-18." (Apache-2.0)
  • AllThePlaces: "Data from AllThePlaces. Available under CC0 1.0."

None of these licences is share-alike, so the rows may be used commercially, stored, merged with your own data and redistributed, provided the attribution and licence texts travel with them.

City boundaries used to turn a city name into a search area come from the Overture divisions theme: © OpenStreetMap contributors, Overture Maps Foundation, available under the Open Database License (ODbL) 1.0. They are used only for the search area and are not part of the output rows. The built-in city list is a derivative database offered under the ODbL; it is rebuilt from the public Overture release by a documented query.

Changes made by this actor: rows are selected by area, category, name and confidence; fields are flattened and renamed; phone numbers are normalised to E.164; possibly personal emails are removed.

Foursquare OS Places NOTICE (preserved in full, as Apache-2.0 requires; also included in the run's OUTPUT record whenever Foursquare rows are delivered):

© 2026 Foursquare Labs, Inc. All rights reserved.

The Foursquare OS Places dataset (the "Data") is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"). You may not use, modify, or distribute the Data except in compliance with the License.

As set forth more fully in the License, if you use, modify, or distribute the Data, you must: provide recipients with a copy of the License; if applicable, include prominent notices to the extent you've changed the Data; preserve attribution to Foursquare, including preserving the full content of this NOTICE.txt file.

To ensure appropriate attribution to Foursquare, we recommend the following: if using/distributing the Data in flat file form as-is or after making changes/modifications: include this NOTICE.txt file, which may be modified to include an additional notice of your changes/modifications, if any; if using/distributing the Data in API form as-is or after making changes/modifications: include a copy of the content from this NOTICE.txt file prominently in your developer documentation for such API, which may be modified to include an additional notice of your changes/modifications, if any.

You may obtain a copy of the License at: http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0. Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, the Data distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.

This actor is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Google, the Overture Maps Foundation or any data contributor. "Google Maps" is a trademark of Google LLC and is used only to describe what this actor is an alternative to.

Changelog

  • 2026-10-23 — Initial release: phone-list preset of Business Places Data (primaryPhone, phoneCountry, one row per unique number, no-phone places dropped before charging), $0.003 per city + $1 per 1,000 numbers.

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