How much does a physician email list cost?

On Sep 29, 2026, sellers that publish prices charged $0.04 a record with email (Datazapp) or $299.75 for 500 email leads (LeadsPlease) by the record or lead, $599 for 13,704 US cardiologist records or $499 for 8,957 US dermatologist records for a one-time specialty list (BookYourData), and $29 a month billed yearly and up for a subscription (ReachStream). Most specialist list houses show no price. Ours is $295 per specialty file, or $995 for all 30.

We sell physician lists, so our prices are in this table too. Every other price comes from the seller's own page, read on Sep 29, 2026, and each one links to it; sellers with no price on the pages we read are named below the table. Our email column is built after you order: in our first test run, on Sep 10, 2026, 55 of 400 cardiologists got a verified email.

By Ryan Doyle, founder of Doctor Email List. Published Sep 29, 2026, sellers' pages read the same day.

Published prices, side by side

Sorted by how the seller charges. Prices are as each page stated them; the last column says what that price buys.

SellerHow it chargesPrice on its pageWhat that buys
Doctor Email List (ours)Per specialty file, one time$295 per specialty, $995 for all 30One CSV per specialty: every clinician in the CMS file for it, one row per NPI, with the email column built after you order
LeadsPleasePer lead$299.75 for 500 email leads; $124.95 for 500 mailing leads500 physician email leads, bought online
LeadsPleasePer record, by volume24.45¢ a record at 50,000 ($12,225)Business email records, price per record falling with volume
DatazappPer record$0.04 a record with email ($0.03 postal only), $125 minimumHealthcare professional records you select; its physician (MD/DO) count is 140,601, 72,864 with email
CarePrecisePer email address$0.79 each under 1,000, down to $0.05 above 1 millionProvider email addresses, 300 minimum, 95% valid guarantee, $90 processing fee per order
BizProspexLead pack$340 for 1,250 cardiologist leads; $850 for 5,000Cardiologist leads from a list that covers doctors worldwide, instant download
BookYourDataPer specialty list, one time$599 for 13,704 US cardiologist records13,704 US cardiology records
BookYourDataPer specialty list, one time$499 for 8,957 US dermatologist records8,957 US dermatology records
BookYourDataWhole-country list, one time$5,999 for 612,824 US doctor records612,824 US doctor records
UpLeadWhole-country list, one time$6,999 for 112,656 US physician contacts112,656 US contacts whose job title says physician or doctor
CarePreciseWhole-country database, one time$1,259 one time; $3,399 a year with quarterly updatesAll US physicians, Medicare and non-Medicare, with affiliations; no emails
UpLeadSubscription$74 a month billed yearly; $99 month to monthEssentials plan: 170 credits a month month to month, or 2,040 a year billed yearly (one credit, one contact)
ReachStreamSubscription$29 a month billed yearly; $39 month to monthStarter plan: 60,000 export credits a year billed yearly, or 5,000 a month month to month, across its B2B database
SalesgenieSubscription plus creditsfrom $99 a month, 12-month termA business list platform; doctor lists are quoted after you register, exports use credits
American College of Cardiology (via Infocus)Rental, per thousand$250 per thousand recordsOne-time postal mailing to ACC members, attendees and buyers, 3,000-name minimum
American Academy of DermatologyRental, per thousand$210 per thousand names, commercial rateOne-time postal mailing to AAD members; no email
American Society of AnesthesiologistsRental, per thousand$300 set-up plus $300 per 1,000 emails (its 2020 rate form)CME and meeting notices only; ASA sends the email itself

No price on the pages we read: Avention Media, iInfotanks, InfoGlobalData, Medicoleads, DataCaptive, LakeB2B, MedicoReach, MedStream Data, Healthlink Dimensions, Ampliz, Definitive Healthcare, IQVIA OneKey, MMS (Medical Marketing Service). They sell by quote; the seller comparison lists the pages we checked.

The ways sellers charge

Sellers charge in five ways: per record, per list, by subscription, by rental and by quote.

Per record or per lead. You pay for each contact. LeadsPlease charges $299.75 for 500 email leads; Datazapp charges $0.04 a record with email; CarePrecise sells email addresses alone at $0.79 down to $0.05 each, by volume. Cheap per row, but a specialty's full roster adds up, and minimums apply.

Per list, one time. You pay once for a fixed file. BookYourData charges $599 for 13,704 US cardiologist records, BizProspex $340 for 1,250 leads, and we charge $295 for any of our 30 specialty files.

Subscription. You pay monthly for credits to export from a database: UpLead from $74 a month billed yearly, ReachStream from $29 a month billed yearly, Salesgenie from $99 a month. Good for steady prospecting; exports stop when the plan does.

Rental. Specialty societies rent their lists for one mailing, such as $250 per thousand names for the American College of Cardiology's postal list, and approve your mail piece first; the ASA sends emails itself and never hands the list over. You never own the names.

Quote. Most specialist list houses, including LakeB2B, MedicoReach, DataCaptive and InfoGlobalData, show counts but no price. iInfotanks, which sells physician data and shows no price, puts most US physician email data at $0.05 to $3.00 per contact in an August 2026 article.

What one row costs from us

Every specialty file is $295, so the price per clinician falls as the file grows: from 0.64¢ for emergency physicians (46,004 rows) to 8.2¢ for allergists (3,608 rows). The $995 bundle works out to 0.2¢ per clinician across all 30 files. Those are prices per row; the email column covers only some rows, so a price per verified email would be higher.

Specialty fileRowsPrice per row
Emergency Physicians46,0040.64¢
Anesthesiologists45,2610.65¢
Radiologists38,0400.78¢
OB/GYNs34,5140.85¢
Cardiologists29,8470.99¢
Psychiatrists28,7261¢
Orthopedic Surgeons25,1731.2¢
General Surgeons23,6221.2¢
Neurologists18,7751.6¢
Ophthalmologists18,3801.6¢
Oncologists17,1531.7¢
Podiatrists16,1321.8¢
Gastroenterologists16,0181.8¢
Dermatologists13,5992.2¢
Pediatricians13,0932.3¢
Pulmonologists11,7332.5¢
Urologists10,3412.9¢
Nephrologists10,1242.9¢
ENTs9,9953¢
Physiatrists9,3603.2¢
Infectious Disease Physicians7,2814.1¢
Endocrinologists7,2544.1¢
Neurosurgeons5,7615.1¢
Rheumatologists5,5385.3¢
Radiation Oncologists5,3865.5¢
Plastic Surgeons4,7376.2¢
Pain Management Physicians4,6456.4¢
Vascular Surgeons4,2007¢
Cardiothoracic Surgeons4,1287.1¢
Allergists3,6088.2¢

Rows from the CMS file dated Aug 18, 2026, one per NPI; $295 divided by the rows in each file.

What moves the price

Four things move the price.

Whether emails are included. CarePrecise sells its physician database without emails and prices each address separately; our files ship the CMS columns at once and build the email column after you order.

Who you can reach. Rented society lists reach the society's members and contacts and come with rules about what you can send; bought lists come with a license that says where you can use them.

How long you can use it. Rentals are one mailing; MMS orders must be used within 90 days; subscriptions stop exporting when you stop paying. One-time purchases carry no subscription: BookYourData lists its usage rights as unlimited, and ours allow unlimited use inside your company.

What a row is. Sellers count contacts, and some mix US and worldwide counts on the same page, so compare prices per US physician.

The free route: CMS publishes the source file at no cost, without emails. Where the data comes from explains what you get free and what you pay for.

Questions buyers ask

How much do physician email lists cost?

It depends on how the seller charges: $0.04 a record with email a record at Datazapp, $299.75 for 500 email leads at LeadsPlease, $499 for 8,957 US dermatologist records or $599 for 13,704 US cardiologist records for a one-time specialty list at BookYourData, $6,999 for 112,656 US physician contacts for UpLead's whole-country list, and $295 per specialty with us.

Why do most sellers show no price?

13 of the 19 other sellers in our seller comparison showed no price on the pages we read. They send a count and a quote after you tell them the specialty, region and volume you want.

Is a free physician email list any good?

The free sources are the CMS and NPPES files, which list practice addresses and phones but no marketing emails (NPPES lists Direct secure-messaging addresses for some clinicians), and sellers' samples of 10 to 100 records. A free file that promises a verified email for every physician in a specialty deserves a check against the federal count first.

What does a Doctor Email List file cost?

$295 per specialty file or $995 for all 30, paid once, with 100 free rows per specialty before you pay. The email column is built after you order.

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