Slovak company database as a one-off export

A whole industry costs between €229 and €449, depending on the industry, as a one-off final price with no subscription. Regional selections and additional filters are quoted individually. The price list shows every industry.

Choose an industry or tell us the region, district and fields you need in the request form. Before you order, we confirm the scope, data status, final price and delivery date in writing. A request is not yet an order.

No. As of 3 November 2026 it holds 2,415,912 entities, 1,257,168 of them active: 1,008,131 with the status active in the Register of Legal Entities and 249,037 businesses from directories and maps without an RPO record. 336,632 active entities have a contact (phone, own email address or website). We keep adding to the database; with every request we tell you how many records of your selection we can supply.

Under § 116(15) of Slovak Act No. 452/2021 Coll. on electronic communications, prior consent is not required for direct marketing addressed to the published contact details of a sole trader or a legal entity. Every message must identify the sender and their address and offer a simple, free way to opt out. That is why we state where each business published its email address. This is general information, not legal advice; details in the article B2B outreach and § 116.

You may call published business numbers for direct marketing, but not numbers registered on the do-not-call list kept by the Slovak Regulatory Authority for Electronic Communications and Postal Services (§ 116(7) and (8) of Act No. 452/2021 Coll.). Check the numbers against the list before a campaign. If a business declines further calls, record it and do not call again.

Yes. The standard format is a UTF-8 CSV file with semicolons as separators, which opens in Excel; XLSX or JSON is available on request. The columns and a sample file with fictitious companies are on the export and sample file page.

No. A filled field means the business published the contact in the stated source as of the source date. We do not test whether emails are delivered or phones answered. Addresses shared by three or more companies are not supplied. The database status page explains the difference.

The IČO (company identification number) from the Register of Legal Entities. For some IČO numbers the register holds several active entries, for example a sole trader with more than one registration; the quotation explains how we merge them in the export. Matching names alone are not enough to merge two records.

From public sources: the Register of Legal Entities (RPO), lists of the Financial Administration (tax ID, VAT ID, tax reliability index), the register of financial statements via Ekosystém Slovensko.Digital, business directories (zlatestranky.sk, zoznam.sk, azet.sk), Overture Maps and OpenStreetMap map data, lists of professional chambers and authorities, lists of healthcare providers, sector portals and company websites. What applies to each source is described on the data sources and methodology page.

Data about legal entities is not personal data. Data about sole traders and named contact persons, however, is. We process it on the basis of legitimate interests (Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR); the information required by Art. 14 GDPR is on the information for data subjects page, and you can object at any time using the objection form. As the buyer, you are responsible for your own use of the data.

We take the identity of each entity from the open data of the Register of Legal Entities (latest full snapshot of 3 October 2026). Every contact carries its source date. We do not promise a fixed update interval for each contact; we confirm the scope and data status before every order.