Bought once, not rented
A licence is a single purchase. Nothing renews, nothing lapses, and there are no credits to run down mid-project.
Pricing
Pay once. Keep the list.
No subscription, no seats and no credits. Buy the market you work in, download the spreadsheet, and that is the end of the transaction.
Not on sale yet
Prices are set when a market is finished, not before.
A price has to be defensible against what is actually in the file. Until a market's research is complete and its company count is known, any figure here would be a guess with a currency symbol in front of it. Tell us which market you need and you will get the price and the count together, before it goes on sale.
Buy what you work in
Markets are sold separately, so a UK research team is not paying for companies in jurisdictions they will never look at. A licence covering every market will be sold alongside them.
A spreadsheet, and a way back to it
Payment returns a download link that keeps working. No account to create, no password, nothing to log into.
What you'll get
- The full spreadsheet for your market as a plain CSV, downloadable as soon as payment clears
- Registered name, trading name and the registry identifier behind the record
- Legal form and current status, so dormant and dissolved entities are visible rather than hidden
- The company’s own description of its activity, alongside the industry code it files under
- Registered office and trading address as separate fields
- Website, general company email and switchboard number where the company publishes them
- A permanent download link, so a lost file is not a lost purchase
What you won't
- Revenue or headcount for companies that do not file or publish them. Neither is ever estimated
- Beneficial ownership in jurisdictions where no public register exists
- Personal mobile numbers or private email addresses
- Any indication that a company is for sale, raising, or open to an approach
- Credit scores, risk ratings or any other derived score
- The right to resell or redistribute the file. A licence covers your firm
Be clear-eyed about what this is. It tells you which companies exist, what they do, and how to reach them. It is a research and targeting list, not a credit file and not a set of qualified leads.
Questions
Before you commit to anything.
What does it cost?
Not decided, and not published for that reason. A price should be defensible against what is actually in the file, so each market is priced once its research is finished and its company count is known. Register interest and you will get the number and the count together, before anything goes on sale.
Is this a subscription?
No. One payment for a market, nothing to renew and nothing to cancel. The download link keeps working, so you can fetch the file again whenever you need it.
Why pay for data that is on a public register?
Because the register is not the product. Getting from a bulk registry export to a list of real trading companies with a working contact route means removing dormant entities, resolving group structures, matching filings to the actual business, and confirming each one is trading. That work is the entire value, and it is the part a public register does not do for you.
When will it be on sale?
Markets are released as each one finishes research, rather than all at once on a fixed date. Telling us which market you need moves it up the queue, which is the honest reason we ask.
Will there be updates?
The download link serves whatever is current at the time you use it. That is not a promise of future updates and it will never be sold as one.
How is this different from a credit bureau file?
A bureau sells scored, modelled data on a subscription, and the scores are the point. This is the opposite: filed and published facts, with blanks left blank, bought once. If you need a risk score, buy a bureau file. If you need to know which companies exist and how to reach them, this is cheaper and more honest.
Register interest
Say which market you need.
We will tell you where that market stands, and let you know the price and the company count when it is ready — before it goes on sale to anyone else.