LeadQuasar's Spas category lists 2,345 spa businesses. Every one has a phone number, a website and a Google rating, and the average rating is 4.6. These are business listings, not personal contacts: there are no emails or owner names in this category, so you reach the spa through its front desk and work your way to the owner from there.
What a business listing gives you, and what it does not
A contact record tells you who to ask for. A business listing tells you where the business is, how to call it and what its customers think of it. For spas that is a reasonable trade, because the phone number on the listing is the number the spa uses to take bookings. Someone will answer it during opening hours.
What you do not get is a direct line to the owner or an inbox to write to. 0% of these records have an email. Plan the campaign around that from the start rather than hoping to find addresses later.
The website is the missing piece. Every record has one, and a spa's site usually tells you:
- which treatments they offer (massage, facials, body treatments, nails)
- whether they are a single location or part of a small group
- the booking system they use, often visible from the "Book now" button
- whether they sell retail products and gift cards
- sometimes the owner's name on an "About" page
A few minutes on the site before a call turns a cold call into a relevant one.
Where the spas are
The list covers 14 states, and Texas is by far the largest.
| State | Spas |
|---|---|
| Texas | 685 |
| California | 481 |
| Arizona | 122 |
| Pennsylvania | 122 |
| Illinois | 121 |
| New York | 121 |
North Carolina and Ohio each have 119, Florida and Indiana 118, Tennessee 114 and Michigan 79.
The listings are city-based. Texas's total comes from five metros of similar size: Dallas (119), Houston (119), Austin (118), San Antonio (118) and El Paso (114). California spreads across San Francisco (117), San Diego (108), San Jose (108) and Los Angeles (104). Outside those two states, each state's count is mostly one big city, such as Chicago (119), Charlotte (118), Philadelphia (116), New York (114), Indianapolis (101) and Phoenix (100).
That tells you how to read the list honestly. This is not a complete record of every spa in each state. It is a solid sample of spas in the largest metros, and it suits anyone selling city by city.
Reading the ratings
All 2,345 listings carry a rating, with an average of 4.6. With an average that high, the outliers tell you more than the average does:
- Lower-rated spas are the natural prospects for anyone selling training, review management, reputation software or a refurbishment.
- Top-rated spas are more likely to be busy and investing: they suit offers around retail products, gift card programs, extra booking capacity or a second location.
Getting past the front desk
At most spas the phone is answered by a front-desk coordinator who is booking treatments, not buying software. Treat them as your guide, not an obstacle.
- Call at a quiet hour. Mid-morning on a weekday tends to be calmer than lunchtime or evening appointment rushes.
- Say what it concerns in one line. "I'm calling about your online booking, who handles that?" gets you a name. "Can I speak to the owner?" gets you a voicemail.
- Ask for the best way to reach that person. Front-desk staff will often give an email or the owner's usual hours.
- Follow up in writing. Once you have an address, send a short note that references the call. Our cold email guide covers the format. Follow CAN-SPAM and any state calling rules that apply.
Spas versus medical spas
If you sell clinical products, injectables supplies or medical-grade devices, the audience you want is probably medical spas rather than day spas. Beauty-adjacent offers can also fit nail salons and the wider health and beauty category.
Start small, then scale
Browse spa leads by state and city. Searching and filtering are free, and every record shows its quality score and tier before you unlock; all 2,345 are STANDARD tier. A free account unlocks 50 listings a day with no card, which is roughly a city's worth of spas every two or three days. If you want the whole list in a dialer or CRM, go unlimited for $3.99/month with CSV export. For turning phone-only listings into named contacts, see how to find business email addresses.
Frequently asked questions
How many spas does LeadQuasar list?
2,345 spa businesses across 14 states. Every listing has a phone number, a website and a Google rating.
Does the spa list include emails or owner names?
No. These are business listings, so there are no emails or contact names. Use the phone number and website to reach the spa, then ask the front desk for the right person.
Which cities have the most spas in the list?
Chicago, Dallas and Houston each have 119, followed by Charlotte, Austin and San Antonio with 118 each. Texas has the most of any state, with 685.
What is the average rating of spas in the list?
4.6, across all 2,345 rated listings. Use the lower-rated ones for reputation and training offers and the top-rated ones for growth offers.
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