From Polskie Ksiazki Telefoniczne to pkt.pl: the Polish yellow pages online
pkt.pl is the online company catalogue of PKT, short for Polskie Ksiazki Telefoniczne, or Polish Phone Books. A pkt.pl scraper turns its cards into rows: one company per row, with industry, town, contacts, registry numbers, opening hours and ratings. PKT started in 1993 as a Polish phone book publisher. Its first book covered Warsaw and the Mazowieckie region, later editions reached every region as the Poland yellow pages, and the print run came close to five million copies. The catalogue went online in 1998, and the last paper edition appeared in 2011.
Who owns pkt.pl today? WeNet Group S.A. of Warsaw, the group that grew out of the PKT and Panorama Firm businesses and runs both catalogues. Cards start from CEIDG and KRS records and from what firms publish on their websites or send to WeNet, and owners can extend them with a paid profile. In September 2026 pkt.pl listed about 3.2 million company cards, around 25,000 of them paid listings.
The catalogue is built for search by trade and place. Its 39 categories group about 1,770 industries (branze), from Adwokaci (lawyers) to Zlobki publiczne (public nurseries). Places run from 16 voivodeships down to each powiat and town, and big cities split into districts: Krakow has 18. A listing sits at /szukaj/ plus industry and town, 25 companies to a page, sortable by relevance, name, rating or number of ratings and filterable by opening day. Each company card (wizytowka) sits at /firma/ plus the name and a numeric company ID.
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