UK B2B data counts
Counts of named UK business contacts for 289 industries, job titles and places, plus 650 job title or industry in a place pairs. Every count is free.
MyDataHub by Emailmovers publishes the count behind each of these pages: how many named business contacts, at how many companies, with a breakdown by job level, company size and region, an anonymised sample and the price in GBP. The numbers are as of 31 October 2026.
By industry
15 sectors, each with 500 or more contacts. The largest are below, counted as of 31 October 2026.
- Information and communication 186,600
- Manufacturing 173,445
- Finance and insurance 132,095
- Construction 103,350
- Education 69,295
By SIC code
113 SIC codes, each with 500 or more contacts. The largest are below, counted as of 31 October 2026.
- 70100 Activities of head offices 101,350
- 62090 Other information technology service activities 52,220
- 62020 Information technology consultancy activities 41,450
- 62012 Business and domestic software development 39,685
- 70229 Management consultancy activities other than financial management 36,355
By job title
65 roles, each with 500 or more contacts. The largest are below, counted as of 31 October 2026.
- Company directors 49,845
- Project managers 49,445
- Engineers 35,520
- Partners and managing partners 22,200
- Sales managers 19,920
By location
96 places, each with 500 or more contacts. The largest are below, counted as of 31 October 2026.
- London 521,335
- Westminster 122,140
- City of London 120,045
- Yorkshire and the Humber 95,125
- Camden 54,330
What makes a page worth indexing?
A page is indexed when its count is 500 contacts or more, or 200 for a job title or industry in a place. It never combines more than two filters, and it must show three breakdowns where no group holds nearly all of the audience and each differs from the database as a whole.
A page that repeats a sibling's numbers, or has the same shape or the same generated wording as its siblings, is not indexed either. Pages also join the index in releases, so one release can be reviewed before the next. Pages not in the index still exist, with a noindex tag, so the count is one click away. How we count explains the rest.