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Sample rows

10 of the 324 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

New York has the most listings: 48 businesses, 34 of them with an email address. California follows with 40.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 314 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 271 rated businesses is 5.0, and 227 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 227 email addresses, 67 (30%) are role addresses such as info@, 13 (6%) name a person and 147 (65%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this astrologer email list?

The file has 324 Google Maps listings in the Astrologer category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a practice that sells readings or consultations: a solo astrologer who works from home or a small studio, a reader who also does tarot or palmistry, or a spiritual shop that employs astrologers on site.

Of those 324 listings, 227 have an email address taken from the practice's own website, one per listing. Phone numbers appear on 309 rows and websites on 232. Many readers take bookings by phone and text, so the phone number is nearly universal.

One category, Astrologer, runs through the file. Vedic, Western, Chinese or horary astrology, and whether the practice also offers psychic readings, can only be seen in the business name or on the site.

How can you segment the file?

Open the CSV in a spreadsheet and cut it down before you write. Three columns matter for this trade.

The business name shows the tradition. Vedic, Jyotish, Indian, Western, Chinese, Feng Shui, psychic, tarot, numerology and spiritual are common words. A Vedic astrology software maker wants a different list from a publisher of tarot decks, and the name column gets you most of the way there.

State and city show where the readers are. New York has 48 listings and California 40. New York City, Brooklyn and South Richmond Hill, a neighborhood in Queens, lead the city table, so a New York seller has a dense market.

The email type column splits the 227 addresses into 13 named-person addresses, 67 role addresses such as info@ or contact@ and 147 on free mail domains such as Gmail. Free-mail addresses are the biggest group, because most readers run their business from a personal mailbox.

• Tradition word in the name: Vedic, Western, Chinese, psychic, tarot.
• State and city: New York and California lead.
• Email type: free-mail addresses for independent readers, info@ for studios and shops.
• Website: 232 rows to read.

Who buys an astrologer email list?

Companies that sell tools, products and services to readers and spiritual shops. Astrology software makers pitch chart-calculation programs, report generators and ephemeris tools. Ebook and course platforms recruit astrologers as authors. Tarot and oracle deck publishers, crystal and candle wholesalers, incense importers and spiritual jewelry makers sell to practitioners who also run a small shop.

Appointment scheduling and payment tools pitch online bookings for phone and video readings, since many readers still take cash or text requests. Website builders, local SEO providers and social media schedulers target practices with a thin web presence. Event organizers who run astrology conferences and psychic fairs look for speakers and vendors. Podcast and radio producers use the list to book guests.

How do you run outreach to astrologers?

Most astrologers in this file work alone and write email in the gaps between consultations. They are used to being approached by people who sell readings, courses and ads, so be direct about what you offer, what it costs and what you want from them.

Because 147 of the 227 addresses are free mail, expect to reach the practitioner directly, so write as one person to another and use a name if the website shows one. The 67 role addresses go to a shop or studio, where the person who reads the mail may be a receptionist or the owner. Ask for the person who handles purchases or bookings. The 13 named-person addresses are too few for a separate campaign, so fold them into your free-mail list.

Read the website first. Cultural and religious details matter in this trade, so do not mix a Vedic practitioner with a Western astrologer. A software maker should name the tradition and the techniques it supports. A shop wholesaler should mention the products by name.

Keep claims about astrology out of your message unless they are your product. Send small batches, and watch replies, since a small community talks and a careless campaign gets noticed.

What email rules apply when you contact astrologers?

A commercial email to a reader has to give the sender's postal address and an opt-out that works. When a practitioner who works alone asks to stop, remove that personal mailbox from your list on the same day.

Which states and cities should you start with?

New York has 48 listings and 34 emails, and California has 40 listings and 28 emails. North Carolina has 14 listings and 10 emails, Florida 13 and 9, Texas 12 and 8, and New Jersey 11 and 8. Washington has 9 listings and 6 emails, Georgia 8 and 6, Colorado 7 and 5, and Arizona 6 and 4.

In cities, New York has 14 listings and Brooklyn 13. South Richmond Hill has 8, San Diego 7, Fremont 6, and Los Angeles, Charlotte and Jamaica 5 each. Denver and Jersey City have 4 each.

A seller who works in one metro can focus on New York City and the boroughs around it. A product that ships can start with New York and California and then move through the rest.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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