Every industry code,
decoded and connected.
Find the right classification code, understand exactly what it means, and convert it across the systems that actually matter — ISIC and NACE, NAICS across North America, and the national standards of nineteen more economies, from Sweden and Poland to Malaysia and Brazil. Every code and every crosswalk comes from the official statistical authority that publishes it.
One business. Twenty-three different codes. Zero clarity.
Classification systems are fragmented across countries and overlap in confusing ways. The same soybean farm is labelled twenty-three different ways — and each lives in its own opaque government tool.
IndustryCodes untangles it — search once, see every equivalent.
A complete toolkit for industry classification.
Search
Find any code by keyword or number across all twenty-three systems, ranked by relevance with official phrasing.
Understand
Read the full record — description, hierarchy, inclusions, and exclusions — in plain language.
Compare & convert
Crosswalk a code from one system to its equivalent in another, both sides clickable.
Browse hierarchies
Walk the full tree of any system, from broad sector down to the most specific code.
Learn the systems
Structure explainers, revision timelines, and how each system is actually used.
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Compare Free, Pro and Business plans for heavier research and team use.
Built for everyone who works with codes.
Market researchers
Size markets and segment by precise industry codes.
Data analysts
Map datasets across systems with reliable crosswalks.
Business owners
Find the exact code for registration, tax and compliance.
Marketers
Build targeted, code-mapped lead lists.
Policy researchers
Compare economic activity across borders.
From keyword to answer in four steps.
Search
Type a keyword or code into one search box.
Understand
See the full definition, hierarchy and examples.
Convert
Crosswalk it to any other system instantly.
Browse
Explore the full hierarchy of every system, level by level.
Every economy on Earth. One map.
201 countries profiled — the classification system each one runs on, plus GDP, employment and informality where the World Bank and ILO publish them. Hover a country, click straight into its codes.
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