Professional services: in which cities do businesses list a website?

Measured as the share of professional services business records with a website, Portland is highest at 83.8% and Ottawa lowest at 7.0%, across 15,973 OpenStreetMap records (extracts up to 11 Nov 2026).

Data © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL, extract of 11 Nov 2026. The CSV is under the same licence.

Website listed

Website listed, OpenStreetMap records on the published lists.
NameRecordsWebsite listed
Ottawa8547.0%
Bristol19116.2%
Denver31121.5%
Melbourne1,11925.0%
Phoenix35225.3%
Adelaide19528.7%
Albuquerque15628.8%
Toronto81330.3%
Winnipeg15530.3%
Brisbane45531.4%
New York City1,37032.4%
London1,79435.5%
Houston31036.8%
Montreal19836.9%
Auckland27838.5%
San Francisco20739.6%
Paris1,10940.8%
San Jose53640.9%
Sydney55543.2%
Seattle28243.3%
San Diego15045.3%
Los Angeles34346.4%
Chicago33547.2%
Kansas City16350.3%
Vancouver23853.8%
Calgary20554.6%
Berlin1,55657.9%
Dublin40558.0%
Nottingham15858.2%
Amsterdam18761.0%
Birmingham46061.3%
Edinburgh26163.2%
Portland27283.8%

Method

Every professional services list in a city (lawyers, accountants, financial advisors, insurance agents, architects, advertising agencies, it services, recruitment agencies, photographers) is combined and the share of OpenStreetMap records with a website, contact:website or url tag is calculated. Cities with fewer than 150 records in this group are left out.

Limits

A low share can mean that the city is less thoroughly mapped as much as that its businesses have no website; compare cities within one country first.

Cite this study

Professional services: which cities' businesses list a website. Get a List Of, 11 Nov 2026, from OpenStreetMap data (© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL). https://getalistof.com/data-studies/professional-website-coverage-by-city/

Questions

How was this measured?

Every professional services list in a city (lawyers, accountants, financial advisors, insurance agents, architects, advertising agencies, it services, recruitment agencies, photographers) is combined and the share of OpenStreetMap records with a website, contact:website or url tag is calculated. Cities with fewer than 150 records in this group are left out.

What should I keep in mind?

A low share can mean that the city is less thoroughly mapped as much as that its businesses have no website; compare cities within one country first.

Can I reuse the numbers?

Yes. The CSV is a derived OpenStreetMap database under the Open Database License: credit OpenStreetMap contributors and keep changed versions under the same licence.

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