Shops and restaurants ready to pay less per swipe.
Restaurants, bars, retailers and salons from state and city licences, with their website and online-ordering setup checked, so you know who takes orders online and who doesn't.
The trades that buy from payment and POS providers.
Nationwide counts from our database today. Your campaign narrows them to your area and trades.
Restaurants & food
857,008 businesses · 299,973 with an email
Retail stores
529,798 businesses · 106,056 with an email
Salons & personal care
1,079,420 businesses · 461,085 with an email
Fitness & recreation
25,567 businesses · 7,698 with an email
Clinics & health care
1,232,659 businesses · 229,406 with an email
Contractors & trades
874,737 businesses · 221,125 with an email
Counted 2026-10-08. Website counts include only businesses we have already checked.
A short, personal email from your domain.
Written for each business from what we found about it. You approve the first ones; follow-ups stop the moment they reply.
Is it right for you?
A good fit if
- You sell card processing, POS systems or online ordering
- You can quote from a statement quickly
- You serve restaurants, retail or salons
Not a fit if
- You need their current processor or volume in the lead (we don't have it)
- You sell to e-commerce-only brands
Top states for payment and POS providers.
Businesses in the trades above, by state. Open a state to see its cities, trades and email coverage.
Guides for payment and POS providers.
Owner, manager or front desk: who to email at a small business
Who actually decides at a business of 2, 20 and 200 people, which address reaches them, and how to write so it gets passed to the right person.
Read the guide →How to sell to a new restaurant in its first 90 days
What a new restaurant buys before and after opening, how to spot one early, and how to reach the owner without wasting their time.
Read the guide →How distributors and wholesalers find new retail accounts
Where new shops, restaurants and convenience stores show up, how to fill your existing delivery routes, and an offer that wins a first order.
Read the guide →Questions from payment and POS providers
Do you know who processes their cards today?
No. We know the business, its licences, website and contacts; a statement review is the usual first step.
Can I target businesses without online ordering?
Yes. We record whether a business's website has ordering, booking or a shop.
Can I focus on new restaurants?
Yes. New liquor and food licences usually appear weeks before opening day, when they're choosing a POS.
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