Every business in Texas, metro by metro.
About 764,100 independent local businesses across 254 counties, including health practices, business services and contractors. Pick a metro area or any set of counties.
Free account, no card needed. See how many businesses are in your territory in a minute.
Businesses in Texas, by metro area.
Every metro area with at least part of its counties in Texas. Open one for its industries, counties and price.
- Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX224,800
- Houston-Pasadena-The Woodlands, TX190,200
- Austin-Round Rock-San Marcos, TX78,200
- San Antonio-New Braunfels, TX60,900
- El Paso, TX19,200
- McAllen-Edinburg-Mission, TX16,400
- Corpus Christi, TX11,100
- Lubbock, TX9,800
- Beaumont-Port Arthur, TX8,700
- Killeen-Temple, TX8,400
- Brownsville-Harlingen, TX7,800
- Amarillo, TX7,500
- Longview, TX7,300
- Waco, TX7,100
- Tyler, TX7,100
- Laredo, TX6,400
- College Station-Bryan, TX6,000
- Midland, TX5,800
- Abilene, TX4,500
- Odessa, TX4,300
- Wichita Falls, TX3,700
- Texarkana, TX-AR3,500
- Sherman-Denison, TX3,300
- San Angelo, TX3,100
- Victoria, TX2,500
- Eagle Pass, TX1,000
- Estimated independent businesses in each whole metro area (some cross state lines). Estimates from U.S. Census data.
What’s in Texas.
Estimated independent businesses in each industry, statewide. Your plan counts only the industries you pick.
- Doctors, dentists & clinics144,000
- Offices & business services84,400
- Contractors & home services70,900
- Shops & storefronts59,000
- Legal & financial55,500
- Restaurants, cafes & bars51,600
- Manufacturing & wholesale42,700
- Salons, barbers & spas40,900
- Child care & education40,100
- Auto & repair38,000
- Transportation & logistics31,800
- Senior living & care19,500
- Real estate19,400
- Insurance agencies16,300
- Churches & nonprofits16,200
- Gyms & fitness studios12,000
- Entertainment & event venues10,500
- Hotels & lodging5,500
- Pet services3,600
- Other local services2,200
- Estimates from U.S. Census County Business Patterns, calibrated on our own builds. Chains are left out.
Three steps to a full day of doors.
- Pick your territoryYour metro area or any set of counties, and the industries you sell to.
- Get your mapEvery independent business inside, scored for what you sell, with phone numbers, websites and hours.
- Work the best firstRoute the top prospects, log each visit, and share notes and follow-ups with your team.
See every business in your part of Texas before you knock.
Map my territory freeStates near Texas
- Oklahoma5 metro areas, about 104,700 businesses
- Louisiana10 metro areas, about 119,800 businesses
- Arkansas7 metro areas, about 76,000 businesses
- Mississippi4 metro areas, about 61,500 businesses
- Kansas7 metro areas, about 80,500 businesses
Straight answers.
How many businesses are in Texas?
About 764,100 independent local businesses across 254 counties, estimated from U.S. Census data. The biggest groups are health practices (about 144,000), business services (about 84,400) and contractors (about 70,900).
Which Texas metro areas can I map?
All 26: Dallas, Houston, Austin, San Antonio, El Paso, McAllen, Corpus Christi, Lubbock, Beaumont, Killeen, Brownsville, Amarillo, Longview, Waco, Tyler, Laredo, College Station, Midland, Abilene, Odessa, Wichita Falls, Texarkana, Sherman, San Angelo, Victoria and Eagle Pass. You can also pick single counties anywhere in the state, including rural ones outside a metro area.
How much does a Texas prospecting map cost?
It depends on how many businesses are in the counties and industries you pick. Dallas, the biggest metro area, has about 224,800 across every industry: Agency at $429 a month. Plans start at $35 a month for up to 10,000 businesses.
Can I try it first?
Yes. A free account costs nothing and needs no card: your map shows 20 real businesses in your area so you can try every tool, plus about how many businesses are in your whole territory. When you want more, start a 7-day trial from the map; you’re not charged during the trial.
