Croatia Business Email Lists by Industry

Compare ready-made Croatian industry files using current business counts, the number of businesses with email and one-time prices.

Markets:Croatia
Markets
Industry categories
19
Live business-type lists
73
Coverage snapshot

Preview the Croatia data format

Business
BRACOM-CO d.o.o.
Industry
Retail
Location
Kukuljanovo, Primorsko-Goranska
Email
i***@g***.com
Phone
38 5 ** ** 78
Website
www.bracom-co.hr
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Compare Croatia business email lists

Each row links to its Croatia industry hub. Counts, businesses with email, masked samples and prices come from the same current snapshot used by the downloadable list pages.

6,734companies
Company NameEmailPhoneCityLast SeenSocials
Restaurant & B&B Plitvica...i***@a***.com +238 5 ** ** 30Plitvica Selo18/08/2026
Restaurant Cassandrai***@c***.eu38 5 ** ** 20Zagreb18/08/2026
OBROQ Street Food Restaur...a***@g***.com +238 5 ** ** 62Kaštel Stari18/08/2026
Medianj***@d***.com38 5 ** ** 00Split18/08/2026
Panoramap***@g***.com38 5 ** ** 80Makarska18/08/2026
Restaurant Charlie'ss***@g***.com38 5 ** ** 81Stobreč18/08/2026
Auroral***@g***.com38 5 ** ** 78Korčula18/05/2026
Bistro Ćibac***@g***.com38 5 ** ** 33Split18/08/2026
Matonim***@g***.com38 5 ** ** 33Split18/08/2026
Zigante Tartufi Shop & Go...i***@s***.com +238 5 ** ** 0218/08/2026

Industry categories19

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Compare Croatia business email lists
IndustryBusinesses with emailBusinesses with email (%)Business profilesOne-time priceView list
Retail16 live lists
40.9%22,000+€209View list
Tourism5 live lists
23.4%18,000+€179View list
Finance4 live lists
43%8,500+€139View list
Auto & Transport8 live lists
31.1%9,500+€149View list
Restaurants6 live lists
14.4%20,000+€179View list
Healthcare13 live lists
31.6%8,500+€169View list
Education4 live lists
47.9%4,500+€169View list
Home Services6 live lists
27%8,000+€169View list
Public Services4 live lists
13.1%15,000+€139View list
Logistics2 live lists
67.8%2,000+€89View list
Real Estate3 live lists
48.9%2,500+€119View list
Marketing4 live lists
42.3%2,500+€119View list
Tech Services3 live lists
55.1%1,500+€109View list
Sports & Recreation3 live lists
24.6%3,500+€119View list
Beauty & Personal Care4 live lists
9.6%8,500+€149View list
Legal2 live lists
35.4%1,500+€109View list
Consulting3 live lists
46.9%1,000+€89View list
Cleaning1 live lists
26.3%1,000+€89View list
Storage2 live lists
22.1%1,000+€89View list

Know what is in the Croatia CSV

Included when available

  • Business or location name and public business categories
  • Available county (zupanija) or the City of Zagreb, which has both city and county status, city or municipality and settlement, city, town, village, locality, or postcode area values
  • Public business email addresses and phone numbers when available
  • Website and public profile links
  • Number and share of businesses with email shown before purchase

Not included in the current export

  • Named owner, executive or employee job titles
  • court-register number and OIB for a registered legal person
  • NKD activity code
  • Legal form, register status, employee count or revenue
  • A guarantee that every business publishes an email address

Choose categories and locations

Combine business categories and narrow the audience with the available county (zupanija) or the City of Zagreb, which has both city and county status, city or municipality and settlement, city, town, village, locality, or postcode area fields. Preview the matching public profiles before export.

  • Control which business categories enter the file
  • Narrow the audience with available Croatia location fields
  • New accounts include 100 free contacts
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How to interpret Croatia business data

Choose the geographic level that matches the territory

Croatian targeting should use the county or the City of Zagreb first, followed by city or municipality, settlement or locality, and postcode where available. The City of Zagreb has both city and county status, so it should not be forced into a generic state-and-county hierarchy.

List of counties, cities and municipalities

The CSV is separate from the official business register

The SphereScout file contains available public identity, contact, category, and location fields. It currently excludes OIB, court- or trade-register numbers, NKD codes, legal form, official registration status, officers or craft proprietors, employee count, and turnover.

Records of economic operators in Croatia

Using business contacts in Croatia

Croatia's Electronic Communications Act generally requires prior consent for email, SMS, MMS, fax, and automated direct marketing, but Article 50(4) excludes communications sent to legal persons from that consent rule. A craft operated by a natural person is not automatically covered by the legal-person exception. When an address identifies an individual, GDPR still requires a lawful basis, transparency, proportionality, and respect for the absolute right to object to direct marketing.

  • Establish whether the recipient is a legal person or a natural-person business; a trading name, custom domain, role inbox, or webmail address does not prove legal form.
  • Use the Court Register to corroborate legal-person matches and the Trade Register to identify crafts, matching the name and address before associating an email domain or telephone number.
  • Treat a registry non-match or ambiguous match as unresolved, not as proof that the business is a craft or sole trader.
  • For a natural-person business, do not send unsolicited electronic marketing without prior consent unless every condition of the narrow existing-customer exception is satisfied.
  • For a legal person, identify the sender and include a valid, free route to stop further messages; meet GDPR duties as well whenever the contact identifies somebody.
  • Document any legitimate-interest assessment for personal data, provide the required privacy information, and do not treat public availability or purchase as automatic permission.
  • Stop direct marketing after an objection and retain the minimum details needed on a suppression list to prevent renewed contact.

Before marketing calls or SMS messages, check the Croatian DO NOT CALL register for consumer numbers as well as your own suppression list. Do not contact a registered or previously objecting number without valid consent.

Separate records before electronic outreach

Separate records before electronic outreachEvidence to establishEmail treatment
Confirmed legal personA reliable Court Register match for the legal person, corroborating name and address, and evidence that the email address or domain belongs to that entity.The Article 50 prior-consent rule does not apply to communications to legal persons. Identify the sender, provide a free stop route, honor objections, and meet GDPR duties if personal data is used.
Confirmed natural-person businessA Trade Register match or other reliable evidence that the recipient is a craft proprietor or another business operated by a natural person.Do not send unsolicited electronic marketing without prior consent or full satisfaction of the existing-customer exception.
Unresolved operator typeNo reliable registry match, an ambiguous trading name, webmail, conflicting records, or no dependable link between the contact route and a legal person.Exclude the record from unsolicited electronic outreach until operator type is resolved, or apply the stricter natural-person rules.

Read Article 50 and the Croatian data-protection authority's guidance

How SphereScout prepares this business contact CSV

SphereScout turns public business profiles into a category-and-location export. The process uses the business categories shown in the current page breakdown and keeps official registers, classifications, licences, and inspections separate from the file.

  1. 1

    Match the displayed business categories

    SphereScout selects public business profiles matching the categories shown in the current page breakdown. These labels define the file's scope but do not replace official activity codes or authorizations.

  2. 2

    Structure available public details

    SphereScout organizes the available business name, category, location, website, email, phone, and public profile fields, then normalizes and deduplicates contact values for export.

  3. 3

    Publish coverage and deliver the CSV

    SphereScout refreshes public business profiles regularly, publishes the latest collection date and available coverage totals, and delivers the selected records as a structured CSV.

Questions before choosing a list for Croatia

Can I buy a business email list for Croatia by industry?

Yes. Each industry row shows the current business count, the number of businesses with email, a masked sample and the one-time price when available. Open one file or use the custom builder to combine business categories.

Does every Croatian business profile include an email address?

No. Public email availability varies by industry and business profile. The comparison table shows both the number of businesses with at least one email and their share of all businesses in each file.

Can I narrow a list for Croatia by location?

Use the custom builder when territory matters. Depending on the public profile, available fields can include county (zupanija) or the City of Zagreb, which has both city and county status, city or municipality and settlement, city, town, village, locality, or postcode area.

Does the Croatia CSV include official registration numbers or activity codes?

No. A row represents a public business or location profile. The current export does not include court-register number and OIB for a registered legal person, NKD activity code, legal form, register status, employee count or revenue.

Does buying the file authorize marketing in Croatia?

Croatia's Electronic Communications Act generally requires prior consent for email, SMS, MMS, fax, and automated direct marketing, but Article 50(4) excludes communications sent to legal persons from that consent rule. A craft operated by a natural person is not automatically covered by the legal-person exception. When an address identifies an individual, GDPR still requires a lawful basis, transparency, proportionality, and respect for the absolute right to object to direct marketing.

How do I receive the file after payment?

Once payment is confirmed, SphereScout prepares your CSV and emails a download link to the address entered at checkout.

Is this a subscription? Are updates included?

No. The listed price is a one-time payment for the file described at checkout. It does not include future updates unless explicitly stated. Platform subscriptions are separate.

Do the email counts guarantee delivery?

No. They count addresses present in the data, not successful deliveries or inbox placements. The percentage of businesses with email is not a deliverability rate.