Texas B2B Contact Lists

Human-verified Texas B2B contact lists with clean and targeted data instead of generic bulk email lists.

Try 10 Free Contacts View major Texas industries See major metros

How we think about Texas as a B2B market

Texas is a big and diverse B2B market. When we build a Texas list we focus on industries, metro areas, and company size ranges instead of treating the whole state like one generic market.

Industry mix in Texas

Texas has strong clusters in manufacturing, energy, transportation and logistics, information technology, and professional services.

The Texas Economic Development Corporation lists advanced manufacturing, energy evolution, information technology, professional services and corporate operations, and transportation and logistics as key business sectors in the state.

Recent data from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis show that manufacturing contributed about 331 billion dollars to Texas gross domestic product (GDP) in 2024.

Most of our Texas list orders come from businesses like:

Vendors serving construction and trades: For example, companies that sell equipment, materials, safety gear, or local services to contractors and job sites.
Suppliers & service providers for manufacturing, logistics, and industrial firms: For example, parts and equipment suppliers, maintenance providers, freight and logistics companies, and other industrial services.
Software, SaaS, agencies, and other pro-service teams: For example, B2B software tools, marketing agencies, and consultants that want more Texas decision makers for demos, campaigns, or outreach.

Metro patterns inside Texas

The main metros in Texas each function like their own B2B market, with different mixes of industries and types of companies.

Dallas Fort Worth: It is a headquarters and regional-office market across many different industries. The Dallas Regional Economic Development Guide shows that the region hosts 22 Fortune 500 headquarters as of 2024, plus dozens of more large employers.
Houston: The city is driven heavily by energy, manufacturing, transportation, and healthcare. The City of Houston’s local economy brief describes energy as the base of the economy, with health care, biomedical research, and aerospace as major sectors as well.
Austin & Central Texas: These areas lean toward software, SaaS, and professional services. The Austin Chamber reports that tech industries account for about 16% of all jobs in the metro and have grown much faster than other sectors
San Antonio & South Texas: These areas skew toward public-sector and military work, healthcare, and regional services. Visit San Antonio shows that the region has major clusters in IT/cybersecurity, bioscience/healthcare, financial services, military/defense, and advanced manufacturing.

Company size and buying style

List performance in Texas changes as you move between company sizes, because buying style and the number of people involved in decisions are different. The SBA’s Texas Small Business Economic Profile shows that firms with fewer than 100 employees have the largest share of small-business employment in the state, and a 2025 ExtensisHR review of Texas small businesses notes that local owners often make faster decisions and keep a direct, personal connection to leadership.

Industries we most often serve in Texas

Start with Texas as your geographic filter, then narrow things down by industry, company revenue range, roles, and more. Learn more about each industry below.

Accounting in Texas

CPA firms, controllers, and finance leaders at small and medium-sized companies.

Construction & Trades in Texas

Owners, estimators, and safety leaders at commercial contractors and trade businesses.

Manufacturing in Texas

Plant managers, operations, and procurement at industrial manufacturing firms.

Software & SaaS in Texas

Founders, sales, and marketing leaders at SaaS companies based in Texas.

How teams actually use Texas lists

Most orders follow a few common patterns. These examples show how a Texas list actually gets used in real campaigns.

Scenario #1

Expanding into Texas from another state

A growing company with strong results in nearby states is entering Texas and needs an accurate list of matching accounts and key decision-makers in important metro areas.

Scenario #2

Growing your presence in one metro area

A regional contractor, marketing agency, or software provider in Texas wants to deepen their coverage in a single metro and needs a targeted list before expanding their outreach statewide.

Scenario #3

Companies with multiple locations across Texas

A service vendor offering IT, safety, facilities, or logistics solutions needs accurate contacts for decision-makers at multi-location companies across Texas to run targeted account based campaigns.

Major Texas metros and city clusters

We can cover smaller cities and rural areas. Just tell us the specific cities or counties you want covered in your list.

Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex

A large concentration of headquarters, regional offices, and medium-sized companies across many B2B industries.

DallasFort WorthPlanoIrvingArlington

Houston Area

Energy, industrial, logistics, healthcare, and services with many structured B2B buying teams.

HoustonSugar LandThe WoodlandsPasadena

Austin & Central Texas

Software companies, growing startups, professional services, and key industrial manufacturing centers.

AustinRound RockGeorgetownSan Marcos

San Antonio & South Texas

Public sector, healthcare, logistics, and many locally focused small businesses.

San AntonioNew BraunfelsSeguin

FAQ

Can you build lists that are limited to Texas only?

Yes! We can build Texas only lists for your outreach and lead generation through our custom list builder. Your list will be filtered to include only businesses and contacts in Texas, so you are not paying for contacts outside your target area. You can choose the industries, cities, and service areas you want to focus on. We will deliver a clean, accurate list that is ready for email marketing, calling, and sales prospecting.

Can I mix multiple industries in one Texas order?

Absolutely! You can mix multiple industries in one Texas order. Tell us which industries or sub-industries you want to include, and we will build one combined Texas only list based on your targets, such as company type, job titles, the cites or counties you want to cover, and more.

Do Texas lists include mobile numbers and LinkedIn URLs?

Personal LinkedIns, office numbers, and work emails are included by default in all lists. You can also add mobile numbers to your list for an additional 2 credits per contact. All contact data is fresh upon delivery and verified by our team of human researchers.

How is the data verified and how fresh is it?

Every list is built and human-verified on demand. We confirm role fit, company fit, email validity, and location before delivery. We do not take data from a static database. We verify each contact manually before delivery. Learn more about our human-verified process here.

Ready to reach Texas decision makers?

Try 10 free verified contacts from Texas before you scale your outreach.

Try a Texas List For Free