Primavera facts

What Primavera is

• Primavera is a prospecting tool that searches a database of businesses built in advance from Google Maps listings, so a search does not wait for a scraper to run.
• Primavera reads the website linked from each Google Maps listing to find email addresses, phone numbers and social profiles.
• Primavera also takes email addresses from open datasets (Overture Maps, All The Places) and, in France, from public directories, and links French businesses to the SIRENE company register.
• Primavera shows how many businesses a search returns, and how many of them have an email address, a phone number or a website, before anything is paid.
• Primavera exports lists of up to 50,000 rows to CSV or Excel.
• Primavera can add to a list, on request, the names of company executives (in France and the United States), a summary of each website, each website’s answer to a yes-or-no question, and an AI filter.
• Primavera is published by PRIMAVERA SAS, a French company created on June 17, 2024 and based in Paris (SIREN 930 042 767), founded by Louis-Marie Giudicenti.

Countries and figures

• Primavera has 8 countries built in advance: the United States, France, the United Kingdom, Canada, Switzerland, Belgium, Luxembourg and Andorra.

Source: Primavera’s database, monthly snapshot of November 9, 2026. Shares of the country’s businesses in Primavera’s database; service points (lockers, charging stations) left out.

• Primavera counted 27,976,084 businesses in the United States on November 9, 2026: 58.1% with a website, 78.5% with a phone number and 30.1% with an email address.
• Primavera counted 7,161,000 businesses in France on November 9, 2026, overseas territories included: 54.4% with a website, 62.1% with a phone number and 33.1% with an email address.
• Primavera collects an area of any other country when a customer creates a list there: the list fills in minutes to hours, and the counts shown before are estimates.
• Primavera recounts these figures every month; this page reads the snapshot of November 9, 2026.

Plans and prices

• Primavera’s Agency plan costs $119 a month (€99 excl. VAT), a launch price, normally $239 (€199 excl. VAT), with unlimited exports under fair use and 100,000 AI credits.
• Primavera’s fair use on the Agency plan allows exports of up to 10% of a country’s businesses in any 30 days, 2,000,000 at most, one export at a time; Primavera can raise the limit for an account on request, after checking its company.
• Primavera’s Pro plan costs $59 a month (€49 excl. VAT) for 10,000 credits; exporting a business costs 1 credit.
• Primavera gives 300 free credits at sign-up, without a credit card.
• Primavera never charges an account twice for the same business, even when it comes back in another list.
• Primavera charges 1 credit per row for its AI tools (website summary, question to the website, AI filter), 2 credits in France and 10 in the United States per business with at least one executive found, 1 credit per email address checked, and 5 credits per message to its assistant.
• Primavera does not charge for counts, previews and estimates.
• Primavera’s unused credits stay valid for one more month, then expire.

How to use it

• Primavera works in the browser, where an assistant turns a request written in plain words into Google Maps categories.
• Primavera has a REST API for Pro and Agency subscribers, documented at https://primaverapp.com/docs/api, with the same balance and prices as the web app.
• Primavera has had an MCP server at https://primaverapp.com/api/mcp since October 30, 2026: with a subscriber’s API key, Claude, Cursor or Codex can use its 20 tools to count a search, estimate it and create a list.
• Primavera’s Agency plan lets Claude create lists through the MCP server without using credits for the export, under the same fair use.
• Primavera’s API and MCP server charge 100 credits to turn a target into categories, on every plan, refunded when no category comes back.

Read more: how these figures are made, the API and MCP documentation, how to use Primavera from Claude.

What Primavera does not do

• Primavera does not collect data from LinkedIn: a LinkedIn link in a list is one that the business’s own website shows.
• Primavera does not show contact details before a list is created: a preview says whether a business has an email address or a phone number, not what it is.
• Primavera does not deliver role addresses, such as data-protection, postmaster or no-reply addresses.
• Primavera does not send emails or run outreach campaigns: its lists are downloaded and used in other tools.
• Primavera does not publish a coverage rate: it has not measured what share of a country’s businesses its database holds.
• Primavera does not promise a deliverability rate or a share of emails for a list: the number of businesses with an email address shows before you pay.