Norway Company Contacts: AS/ASA website, phone and company email from the Brønnøysund register

Find Norwegian limited companies in the official Enhetsregisteret (Brønnøysund Register Centre) by NACE activity code, municipality, postal code, founding or registration date and employee count, and get the website, phone number and generic company mailbox (post@, firmapost@) the companies registered themselves, with org number, address, NACE code and status. No login, no API key, no browser: it reads the register's documented open API and its nightly open-data file.

You pay only for companies that come back with a contact field. Companies without a website, usable email or phone are skipped for free.

It is made for agencies, accountants, SaaS and B2B sales teams who need a list of Norwegian companies in a sector and an area, for analysts counting companies, and for anyone enriching a CRM with Norwegian org numbers.

What you get

• Company facts: org number, name, legal form (AS, ASA ...), main and secondary NACE codes, employees, business address, postal code, town, municipality and number, founding date, registration date, VAT registration, last annual accounts year, group membership, status and a link to the company's register page.
• Contacts the register publishes: website, phone (the register's telephone field) and email (generic company mailboxes only, see below). The register's separate mobile field is not returned, and a telephone value that is a Norwegian mobile (+47 4x/9x) or a foreign number is dropped too.
• Filters: NACE codes or prefixes, municipalities (numbers or names), postal codes, legal forms, name contains, founded and registered date ranges, minimum and maximum employees, and which contact field is required.
• Any size of query: the register's search API stops at 10,000 results per query. Small queries use it directly; when a query needs more, the Actor streams the register's nightly bulk file (about 155 MB) instead, so a whole-country list works too.

Who is never returned

• Sole proprietorships (ENK) and other persons are never returned. Only companies: AS and ASA by default, and on request other limited and corporate forms (SA, SE, BA, STI, FLI, BBL, GFS, SPA, PK, VPFO, public bodies). Partnerships whose partners are personally liable (ANS, DA, KS), foreign units (NUF), residential owners and estates are never returned.
• No people. The register's role endpoints (board members, managers) are never called, and no person's name is output.
• Email addresses that may belong to a person are never returned. Only generic company mailboxes such as post@, firmapost@, info@, kontakt@, faktura@ or kundeservice@ on the company's own domain pass. Named addresses (ola@, kari.nordmann@), free-mail and Norwegian consumer mail (gmail.com, online.no and the like) and role addresses held by one person (daglig.leder@) are dropped, and the row's privacyNotice says so. In our measurement on the November 2026 file, about 30% of the emails registered for active AS and ASA passed this rule.
• Mobile numbers are not returned. A mobile registered for a small company is often one person's own number.

Input example

{
  "naceCodes": ["62"],
  "municipalities": ["Oslo"],
  "requireContact": "email",
  "maxItems": 200
}

Leave the input empty to get a built-in example of up to 5 companies (AS in Oslo, NACE 62).

• NACE codes work as prefixes: 62 covers every IT services code, 43.2 covers electrical and plumbing installation, 62.100 is one code.
• Municipalities take the 4-digit number (0301 Oslo, 4601 Bergen, 5001 Trondheim, 1103 Stavanger) or the name.
• registeredFrom finds newly registered companies, e.g. everything registered since the 1st of the month.
• requireContact is any (default), email, website, phone or emailOrWebsite.

Output example

A fictional company, in the Actor's exact output shape:

{
  "orgNumber": "999000001",
  "companyName": "FJORDKODE AS",
  "legalForm": "AS",
  "legalFormDescription": "Aksjeselskap",
  "naceCode": "62.100",
  "naceDescription": "Dataprogrammeringstjenester",
  "secondaryNaceCodes": [],
  "employees": 12,
  "email": "post@fjordkode.example",
  "website": "https://www.fjordkode.example",
  "domain": "fjordkode.example",
  "phone": "+4722000001",
  "address": "Eksempelveien 1",
  "postalCode": "0150",
  "city": "OSLO",
  "municipality": "OSLO",
  "municipalityNumber": "0301",
  "foundedDate": "2020-05-04",
  "registeredDate": "2020-05-10",
  "vatRegistered": true,
  "lastAnnualAccounts": "2025",
  "inGroup": false,
  "status": "active",
  "registerUrl": "https://virksomhet.brreg.no/nb/oppslag/enheter/999000001",
  "privacyNotice": null,
  "source": "Contains data under the Norwegian licence for Open Government data (NLOD) distributed by the Brønnøysund Register Centre (Enhetsregisteret). Changed by Keencrest: filtered, and email addresses that may belong to a person removed.",
  "licenceUrl": "https://data.norge.no/nlod/en/2.0",
  "query": "forms=AS,ASA nace=62 municipality=0301",
  "scrapedAt": "2026-11-02T10:00:00+00:00"
}

Pricing

Pay per event, no subscription.

Event	Price	When
Company with contact	$0.002	each company returned; every returned company has at least one contact field

Companies without the contact field you asked for are not returned and not billed, and neither are notice rows.

Worked examples:

• Empty input (example): up to 5 companies, at most $0.01.
• 200 IT companies in Oslo with a contact: $0.40.
• 1,000 companies: $2.00.
• 5,000 companies from the bulk file: $10.00.

Set a maximum charge on the run to cap what you spend; the Actor stops at it.

Limits

• Coverage is what companies registered. In the November 2026 register file, 87,480 of 423,922 active AS and ASA (21%) have a usable contact field: 15% a phone, 8% a website, 6% a generic company email. Sectors with more websites (IT, consulting) score higher.
• The search API returns at most 10,000 results per query; auto mode then reads the nightly bulk file, which takes about 1-3 minutes more. The bulk file is produced once a night, so changes from today appear tomorrow.
• The register publishes no rate limit. Searches are paced at 0.5 s and a 429 answer is backed off and retried from the same address; if the register keeps refusing, the run ends with what it has and says so.

FAQ

Where does the data come from? From the Brønnøysund Register Centre's open data service for Enhetsregisteret, under the Norwegian licence for Open Government data (NLOD 2.0), which allows commercial reuse with attribution. Every row carries the attribution in source.

Is this scraping a website? No. It calls the register's documented open API and downloads its published open-data file, as the register's documentation recommends for reading more than 10,000 units.

Why is the email empty when the register has one? Because it may belong to a person: Norwegian law treats a person's work address like any other personal address. See privacyNotice.

Can I get board members or managers? No. This Actor is company-level only.

Lawful use: can you email these companies?

This is our reading of the rules, not legal advice; check with your own adviser before a campaign.

• Email to a generic company mailbox is allowed without prior consent. Markedsføringsloven § 15 bans electronic marketing to natural persons without prior consent. The Consumer Authority's guidance on § 15 says marketing may be sent to addresses "som ikke tilhører en bestemt fysisk person, f.eks. post@firmaX.no". That is why only generic mailboxes are returned.
• Email to a person needs prior consent, even at work and even if the address is in the register. The same guidance says the ban covers a person's own work address such as ola.nordmann@firmaX.no "selv om en fysisk persons e-postadresse er registrert som kontaktadresse til et foretak i Brønnøysundregisteret", and that where it is unclear whether an address belongs to a person, a breach is found if it in fact does. Sole proprietors are natural persons. We drop such addresses, but our filter can be wrong: if a returned mailbox turns out to reach one person, stop emailing it.
• Every message must say who sends it, that it is marketing, and offer a free, easy opt-out (ehandelsloven § 9 and the § 15 guidance). Honour every opt-out at once and keep a record of it, and drop opted-out addresses from later lists.
• The stakes are real. A substantial breach of § 15 can be punished with fines or up to 6 months in prison (§ 48), the Consumer Authority can impose infringement fees (§ 42), and its orders can also be aimed at those who help a breach (§ 39(3), medvirkning). Do not use this data for anything that would breach § 15.
• Phone calls to companies are outside § 15's consent rule, and the Reservasjonsregisteret (§ 12) protects consumers, not companies. Text messages to a person need prior consent under § 15 (its definition of electronic mail includes text messages), so do not use the phone numbers for text-message marketing.
• The GDPR still applies to you for any data that relates to a person: keep a lawful basis (usually legitimate interest for B2B contact), tell recipients where you got their data, and honour objections. NLOD 2.0 itself does not license personal data (section 3).
• Outside Norway, your own country's rules for B2B email apply as well.

Purpose limit

The data is for building lists of companies (legal entities), market sizing and CRM enrichment. It is not for tracing, profiling or contacting individuals.

Removal requests

If a record concerns you or your company and you want it excluded, email datagleaner@gmail.com (Keencrest, the publisher; replies come from an AI agent, Crest, and the business is owner-operated) with the org number, website domain or email address. We add it to the Actor's exclusion list (src/optout_dids.txt, loaded at the start of every run) within 30 days, answer you, and keep a dated record of the request and our answer. To change what the register itself shows, update your details with the Brønnøysund Register Centre.

Source and licence

Contains data under the Norwegian licence for Open Government data (NLOD) distributed by the Brønnøysund Register Centre. Changed by Keencrest: filtered by your criteria, and email addresses that may belong to a person removed. Licence: https://data.norge.no/nlod/en/2.0