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Finding a reliable business email list is often a real challenge. There’s no shortage of options on the market, but the quality of the data is often lacking. Outdated email addresses, made-up contact details, databases that are never updated: many salespeople have already wasted their budget on a B2B prospecting list that’s useless.

Génération-Prospects works differently. Rather than reselling static lists compiled months ago, the tool extracts data in real time from Google Maps. Specifically, you select an industry and a geographic area, and the platform searches for matching businesses, verifies each email address, and delivers a clean file in Excel format. All within minutes.

The business database covers more than 130 industries in France. From construction to restaurants, architects to accounting firms, pharmacies to real estate agencies. Each industry profile displays the number of postal addresses, verified email addresses, and available phone numbers. You know exactly what you're getting before you pay.

When it comes to quality assurance, every email address undergoes an automated verification process. Invalid emails, full inboxes, and expired domains are removed from the database. The goal is clear: to provide you with a ready-to-use database as soon as you download it, without any cleanup required afterward. This directly impacts the deliverability rate of your campaigns.

For those who are undecided between purchasing a ready-made business database and creating a customized one, both options are available. Ready-to-use lists are available by industry and by country and can be downloaded immediately. If your target audience is more specific, you can narrow down your search using keywords and geographic areas. A sales representative looking to reach carpenters in the Rhône region doesn’t need data for all of France.

The data complies with the GDPR. The contact details collected are publicly available professional information, just like what you would find by manually searching on Google Maps. The tool automates the process; it does not collect anything that is not already available.