Researched, not scraped
A researcher read each office's own website and public filings before it went in. Anything we could not confirm was left out.
1291 family offices across 47 countries, each one checked by a researcher. Buy the region you work in and download it as a spreadsheet.
Illustrative example, not a real office
What's in a record
A name and a country is not a list. Every office carries what you need to judge whether it is worth contacting, and how to do it.
Office name, whether it serves one family or several, the family behind it where that is public, and whether it invests directly.
Country, city and street address where we have it, so you can work a market rather than a spreadsheet.
Website, office email, switchboard number, and named principals with their titles where we found them.
Stated appetite across private equity, venture, real estate, renewables and operating holdings.
Depth is uneven and we publish the detail on the coverage page. Most single-family offices never disclose what they manage. Fields we do not hold are left blank, never guessed.
How it was built
Most family office lists are bulk exports from company registries, padded with dormant shells that share a name. This one is not.
A researcher read each office's own website and public filings before it went in. Anything we could not confirm was left out.
580 of the 1291 offices list an email or a phone number. The rest carry a working website and, where public, the people who run them.
No subscription and no seat count. Pay once, download the spreadsheet, and come back for updates whenever you want them.
Pricing
Buy the region you work in, or take all four. Every option shows its office count, and the smallest region costs the least.
US$499
452 verified offices
US$499
463 verified offices
US$499
292 verified offices
US$199
84 verified offices
Everything in the directory. Any two regions come to US$998, so this is the lot for a dollar more.
Who it's for
Build a buyer or investor list that includes the private capital no fund database covers.
Go to patient capital directly instead of working backwards from a fund screen that lists no family offices at all.
Map the investor base in a region before you commit to a roadshow, including the single-family offices that allocate on their own terms.
Every count on this site comes straight from our records, broken down by country. Read it, then decide whether the region is worth it.