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Sample rows

10 of the 328 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 62 businesses, 43 of them with an email address. Texas follows with 56.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 278 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 234 rated businesses is 4.5, and 85 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 230 email addresses, 77 (33%) are role addresses such as info@, 127 (55%) name a person and 26 (11%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this customs broker email list?

This CSV has 328 Google Maps listings in the Customs broker category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a brokerage: a small firm clearing imports at one border crossing, a regional broker with an office at a port, or the local office of a larger logistics company that lists itself as a broker. One firm with one Maps pin is one row.

230 rows have an email address from the firm's own website. A phone number is on 324 rows and a website on 278. Brokers handle shipments that are moving, so almost every listing carries a phone.

There is one category value, Customs broker. The file does not separate border brokers from air and ocean brokers.

How can you segment the file?

You filter the columns in Excel or Google Sheets. Customs brokers differ most by where they work, so place does the heavy lifting.

City is the key column. Nogales, El Paso, Brownsville and San Diego are land border crossings, while Miami, Houston, Los Angeles and New York are large port and airport cities. A land border broker deals with trucks and Mexican trade, and a port broker deals with containers and air cargo. Vendors who sell to one group should pick the cities that match.

The email type column shows the inbox. Among the 230 addresses, 127 are named-person addresses, 77 are role addresses such as info@ or entry@, and 26 are on free webmail domains. The large named group fits small firms where the licensed broker is also the owner.

The business name helps with size. Names with Customs Brokers, Brokerage or Clearance point to specialists, and Logistics or Freight points to a forwarder that also clears customs.

• City: border crossings such as Nogales and El Paso, or ports such as Miami and Houston.
• Email type: named addresses for owner-brokers, role for entry desks.
• Name: Brokerage for specialists, Logistics for forwarders.

Who buys a customs broker email list?

Software vendors are the first group: customs entry and trade compliance systems, document automation, and tools that classify goods under the tariff schedule. Surety companies that write customs bonds sell to brokers and their importer clients. Cargo insurance brokers and freight forwarders look for partners.

Trade data providers sell shipment records and importer lists. Training companies offer courses for the broker license exam and for continuing education. Drayage, warehousing and bonded storage firms want brokers who send them clients. Importers and exporters also buy the list to find a broker near their port of entry.

How do you run outreach to customs brokers?

Brokers work against deadlines. A shipment waiting for release is the priority, and everything else waits. The best time to write is the quiet part of the day, usually early, and the message should be short and use the terms the reader works with: entries, bonds, classification, ACE filings.

With 127 named-person addresses, many of your messages reach a licensed broker directly. Say what your product does for entry volume or error rates and give one specific reason it fits a small brokerage. For the 77 role addresses, which reach an entry desk, ask politely for the owner or the person responsible for systems.

Border brokers and port brokers hire differently and use different tools. A vendor of carrier integration for trucks should aim at the border cities, while one of ocean cargo documents should aim at the port cities.

Read the website column before you write. A firm that lists food and agriculture clearances has different compliance needs from one that handles apparel.

What email rules apply when you contact customs brokers?

For commercial mail to a brokerage, CAN-SPAM calls for a valid physical postal address for your company and a working opt-out that you honor. A broker who replies asking to stop is speaking for the firm, so remove the whole firm.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California has 62 customs broker listings and 43 emails. Texas has 56 and 39, New York 44 and 31, Florida 32 and 22, New Jersey 16 and 11, Arizona 13 and 9, Massachusetts 8 and 6, and Georgia, Washington and Illinois 7, 7 and 6 listings.

Nogales in Arizona has 12 listings and El Paso 10. San Diego has 9, Miami 8, Brownsville 7, Houston 6, and Los Angeles, South San Francisco and Brooklyn 5 each. Jamaica in New York has 5 as well.

Border cities rank unusually high for their size, so a seller of border logistics tools can work Nogales, El Paso and Brownsville as a group.

What is in the list

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

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