Massage therapists email list

It is a verified B2B contact database of licensed massage therapists. Each record carries the therapist's name, credential, primary modality, practice setting, practice type, city and state, a verified work email, and a direct phone number. Businesses use it to reach massage therapists and practice owners for product, software, education, and recruitment campaigns. It holds professional contact information only, never client or treatment data.

Name, credential, primary modality, practice setting, practice type, ownership status, employer, city, state, ZIP, verified work email, direct dial, and years in practice. State license number and NCBTMB board certification are included where they can be confirmed from published sources, and marked as absent where they cannot. No field is claimed on every record.

Yes. Records carry primary modality where verified, including deep tissue, sports, oncology, prenatal, lymphatic drainage, myofascial release, neuromuscular, and Thai massage. Six practice segments are also available individually or combined, listed in the specialties section on this page.

Yes, and this is usually the first cut for massage campaigns because the work is hyperlocal. You can build a radius around a single address, which is how equipment reps and franchise developers work a territory, or filter by ZIP, city, metro, and state. Licence state is a separate field from practice location, which matters for therapists licensed in one state and working across a metro border. International builds cover Canada, the UK and Ireland, Europe, APAC, and the Middle East.

Yes, where the distinction is recorded. Ownership status and practice type are separate fields, so you can build a list of practice owners, solo practitioners, multi-therapist clinics, or chain locations. This matters because who signs off on a purchase differs between an independent practice and a franchise location.

Records are built from published sources: state board license registers where the board publishes them, public certification and association directories, and public clinic and practice listings. An analyst checks each record before it ships, and our researchers confirm modality, practice type, and ownership status directly by phone and email. Every address is tested against a live mail server, and catch-all domains are excluded rather than counted as verified.

Email addresses are re-verified weekly and the professional detail behind each record is revalidated on a 30-day cycle. That cadence matters more here than in most professions: spa and franchise locations turn over staff quickly, independent therapists change practice names and move between rooms, and a therapist who leaves a chain for solo practice changes both employer and buying authority at once. Records that have bounced or moved on are replaced.

Yes. Share the practice setting, modality, ownership status, and geography you are targeting, and a free 50-record sample matching that brief is delivered within one business day. No purchase commitment is required.

As a CSV or Excel file, or pushed straight into your CRM, with native sync for Salesforce, HubSpot, Marketo, and Pardot. The massage-specific columns arrive separated rather than concatenated into one field: primary modality, practice setting, practice type, ownership status, and chain affiliation each land in their own column, so you can segment on arrival. If you are loading into a booking or practice-management platform with its own import template, send it with the brief and the export will be formatted to match.

The file holds professional business information: work email, phone, credential, modality, practice setting, and employer. It carries nothing about the people a therapist treats, which is the part worth being clear about, because massage therapists working inside chiropractic and medical practices sit next to clinical records the file never touches. EU and UK records are handled on a legitimate-interest basis, California records in line with CCPA access and deletion rights, and US records ship with CAN-SPAM sender guidance. Your own sending practices, consent position, and applicable local law remain your responsibility, and nothing here is legal advice.

Global cuts are quoted rather than priced off the shelf, though many land close to the $899 standard. Coverage depth is the reason: US and UK records are dense and quick to verify, while some markets require slower checks against local sources, and a file weighted toward those regions costs more per verified record to produce. We would rather quote honestly than deliver a global file padded with unverifiable entries to hit a count. Tell us which countries actually matter to your campaign — often three or four carry the pipeline, and pricing a focused multi-market cut is straightforward.