Europe is facing a severe business crisis, with a significant rise in corporate insolvencies across several countries.* In this critical moment, Bancomail is stepping up. We are offering a 40% fixed discount on all our B2B databases, giving businesses a powerful tool to acquire new clients and strengthen their market presence.

We’ve done it before. During the Covid crisis, we were among the first to introduce financial relief for businesses, helping them overcome distances and keep their operations running. And for over a decade, our Non-Profit Program has been donating 10% of every purchase to accredited organizations, giving them free access to communication tools and other pro bono opportunities.

Our commitment to this discount structure will last until concrete signs of global economic recovery signals, with a bi-weekly assessment to ensure alignment with market conditions and our sustainability.

We are not philanthropists, nor do we claim to be. But we understand that when the economy recovers, everyone benefits—us included. Businesses that restart communication, client acquisition, and value generation create a ripple effect that revitalizes the market.

To reverse this crisis, marketing is essential. As Henry Ford famously said:

“Stopping advertising to save money is like stopping your watch to save time.”

Marketing is not an expense to cut—it’s a strategic investment for survival and growth. That’s why we’ve chosen to reduce our revenues by 40%, without compromising on quality, transparency, or compliance —the principles that have defined us for over 20 years.

Today, more than ever, we stand by businesses. Let’s fight this crisis together.

* In the United Kingdom, January 2025 saw insolvencies reach 1,971, an 11% rise, the highest in over five years (The Times). In Italy, bankruptcies have increased by 13.2% in 2024 compared to the previous year (CRIF). Switzerland has seen a record number of 11,506 corporate insolvencies, marking a 15% increase from the previous year (Swiss Observer). Germany experienced a surge in Q4 2024 with 4,215 companies filing for insolvency, impacting nearly 38,000 jobs, a level not seen since the 2009 financial crisis (Reuters). In France, projections for 2025 suggest that business insolvencies will reach 63,000, the highest in Europe (Statista). Additionally, the European Union as a whole reported a 2.7% increase in bankruptcies in Q3 2024 (European Commission).