What $19 actually buys you — a breakdown of the agency contact list i am selling
i keep mentioning "798 agencies across 54 countries for $19" in my posts but i havent broken down whats actually in the file. so here it is.
the file
CSV format. 4 columns: agency_name, email, website_url, region.
798 rows. each row is a marketing or digital agency with a verified email extracted from their website.
the countries
54 countries. heavy on english-speaking markets (AU, NZ, UK, US, CA) because those have the highest email-on-website rates. also includes India, Philippines, UAE, South Africa, Kenya, Singapore, Japan, South Korea, Germany, Netherlands, and 40+ more.
how the data was collected
searched for "digital marketing agency {city} contact email" across hundreds of cities. visited each agency website. checked homepage, /contact, /contact-us. extracted emails via regex. filtered junk (image filenames, schema refs, noreply). deduplicated across 257 batch files.
total scraping time: ~15 hours over 2 weekends.
who this is for
- cold outreach to agencies (skip the scraping, go straight to sending)
- market researchers studying the agency landscape
- tool builders needing a test dataset of real business contacts
- salespeople targeting agency decision makers
the price math
$19 / 798 contacts = $0.024 per verified agency contact.
$19 / 15 hours of scraping = $1.27/hour of time saved.
if you value your time at more than minimum wage, the math works.
