Answers for anyone selling to local businesses

How often is Resquared's business data updated?

Resquared does not publish a fixed database-wide update interval; its records combine public sources that refresh on different timelines. Treat recent activity as a signal and confirm important prospects before acting.

For anyone selling to local businesses

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14,786,458
active local businesses in the Resquared database
  • Verified emails and phone numbers, with owner and staff names on premium plans
  • Filter by radius, category, business size, hours and recent reviews
  • AI writes each email in your name from the business's own details
  • Automated follow-ups that stop when someone replies; replies land in your inbox
How we build this data

Every digital footprint of every brick-and-mortar business, resolved into one record and checked source by source.

See how it works
Find every footprintPublic records, business websites, social profiles, review sites, maps and listings, resolved into one business.
Prove the business is real and openEach source is scored for identity and existence; a business stays only when the strongest sources agree.
Pick the best source for every attributeSources are ranked separately for each of hundreds of attributes, and every value comes from the strongest one.
Verify what you will act onEmails are verified before they reach you, so outreach lands with the business.

Resquared combines information from business websites, social and review pages, maps, government records, standard business classifications, and satellite-derived data. Each source has different strengths and update timing.

Reviews and current business listings can indicate that a business is active. Government ownership records may be useful but stale, and names, addresses, or phone numbers may differ slightly across sources.

The database lists 14,786,458 active local businesses in the US and Canada. An active record does not guarantee that a business is open today, so use hours and recent reviews to prioritize your list and check high-value prospects before a call or visit.

What to do

  1. Filter by location, category, business size, hours, and recent reviews.
  2. Review obvious category or location mismatches without expecting every record to be perfect.
  3. Confirm the website or current public listing for high-value prospects before calling or visiting.

Related questions

Does an active record mean the business is open today?

No. A business can close, move, or change details between source updates.

Should I check every business manually?

No. Start with a broad, relevant list, remove obvious errors, and verify the prospects where accuracy matters most.

What should I do when details do not match?

Compare the business website, recent reviews, and current map listing. Allow for small differences in names, addresses, and phone formatting.

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