Cresta Office Locations: Seven Published Contact Addresses

Cresta publishes seven contact locations: Sunnyvale, Toronto, Berlin, Madrid, London, Melbourne and Tokyo. The official contact page provides street addresses, but it does not label a headquarters or explain the function and visitor arrangements of every location.

Verified October 7, 2026. Seven addresses published on Cresta’s official contact page. Headquarters labels, opening dates and visitor hours are not established by that page.

Cresta’s published contact locations

The official Cresta contact page is the source for this directory. Each row below preserves the street, building and suite information that the company publishes. The entries span seven cities and seven countries.

A published contact address is useful for company research. It does not by itself establish that the company owns the building, occupies every floor or accepts unannounced visitors.

The official address source

The screenshot shows the company’s contact-page address listing as checked on October 7, 2026. It is a screenshot of the source page, not a photograph of any one office.

The page does not provide publication dates for individual addresses. The check date in the workbook therefore records when the listing was verified, rather than when each location opened.

Sunnyvale and Toronto details

The Sunnyvale listing includes Suite 300 at 100 South Murphy Avenue. Toronto is listed at 1 First Canadian Place, 100 King Street West, Suite 6200. Keeping suite and building details matters when comparing these addresses with shorter directory listings.

Sunnyvale appears first in the source list, but ordering alone is not a headquarters designation. This guide leaves headquarters status as unspecified for all seven rows.

European and Asia-Pacific locations

Berlin, Madrid and London are the three European entries. The London listing specifies the eighth floor of Phosphor at The Forge, while Madrid names One Ágora Tower. Melbourne and Tokyo complete the source’s published list.

The Tokyo address includes the tenth floor of Shin-Marunouchi Building. These details are preserved in the spreadsheet rather than reduced to city names, making it easier to identify whether a future source describes the same location.

What to confirm before using an address

The reviewed page does not specify visitor hours, appointment requirements, department functions or receiving arrangements. Confirm the relevant purpose through the company’s official contact route before relying on a row for a visit or delivery.

For research updates, compare the full address and its source. A new job location or a city mentioned in a news article should not replace a published street address without evidence that it represents the same company location.

Download the Cresta research spreadsheet

Seven addresses published on Cresta’s official contact page. Headquarters labels, opening dates and visitor hours are not established by that page. Each record contains its official source, date information and verification date. Empty fields represent information not established in the reviewed source.

Download Cresta research Excel

Keep Cresta research up to date with BrowserAct

Use the official pages as the starting point for a custom Bot. The prompt below specifies the fields and category boundaries so you can review a source-linked table before incorporating it into your research.

Use Agent Built for a custom source and field list. A relevant BrowserAct template can provide a starting point when its target and output match your task. The cloud Bot is the main workflow here; CLI access is optional for developers connecting their own Agent.

1. 1Open BrowserAct Dashboard

   Click the left-side + to create a Bot, choose Build with Agent or an available Quick start entry, or paste your request into the center Agent input.

BrowserAct Bot creation screen, captured September 10, 2026. Interface labels may change.

2. 2Copy the complete prompt

   Review the exact target, result limit, and fields before running the Bot.

Open these official sources:
https://cresta.com/contact-us
Collect up to 100 relevant public records and return company, city, country, address, record_type, headquarters_status, visit_information, source_date, source_url and checked_at.
Keep the source publication date, fact effective date and verification date separate.
Preserve exact titles, record categories and units. Do not invent missing names, street addresses, dates or counts.
Do not infer an office from a hiring location or workforce statistic. Keep office, manufacturing and radar records separate.
Deduplicate equivalent records and flag conflicting source statements.
Use read-only browsing. Do not submit forms, send messages or change accounts.
Pause for manual login, CAPTCHA, 2FA or account confirmation. Do not bypass restrictions.
Return structured tables and CSV or JSON with a source URL for every row.

3. 3Handle login only when asked

   If the site requests login, CAPTCHA, 2FA or account confirmation, pause and complete the required step manually. Do not bypass restricted access.

4. 4Review, dedupe, and export

   Compare each row with its source, remove duplicates, and keep missing fields blank. Export CSV or JSON, then open the data in Excel or Google Sheets. Review changes before replacing your previous snapshot.

FAQ

Which cities have published Cresta addresses?

Sunnyvale, Toronto, Berlin, Madrid, London, Melbourne and Tokyo.

Where is Cresta’s headquarters?

The reviewed contact page does not explicitly label headquarters, so this directory does not assign one.

Is Sunnyvale automatically headquarters?

No. Being the first listed address does not establish headquarters status.

Does the download include street addresses?

Yes. It includes the seven addresses printed on the official contact page.

Can I visit without an appointment?

The source does not specify visitor access or appointment rules. Confirm with the company.

Does October 7, 2026 mean the offices opened that day?

No. It is the verification date; individual opening dates are not supplied.