Planned one-time licence
When a market is released, the planned licence is a single purchase rather than a subscription or research credits.
No market file is on sale yet, so there is no price or purchase route. The plan is a one-time spreadsheet purchase per finished market, without a subscription, seats or credits. Check the planned coverage and fields, then email the market and use you need.
Not on sale yet
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. Send the market and sector you need so we can understand the scope of your request. No release date or price is available yet.
When a market is released, the planned licence is a single purchase rather than a subscription or research credits.
The plan is to sell markets separately, with an all-market option when the underlying research is ready.
The intended format is a downloadable file. Format, access and licence terms will be published with a completed market.
Buyer decision
Check the markets in research and the intended field groups on the coverage page.
Can assess the planned scope nowCompare the separate legal-identity, trading, address and public-contact checks with the fields your work requires.
Method published; no finished file to inspectA completed market will need its own published availability, price, file details and written licence terms.
Unavailable until research is finishedStart with markets, fields and evidence standards. If those fit your task, email the market, sector, intended use and essential fields; we can discuss research scope, not quote an unfinished file.
Market-fit enquiry
Include the country or market, the sector or type of operating company, your intended use and the fields essential to that use. Add your timing if it matters. The email link opens a draft with these prompts; you choose what to send.
Planned file fields
Outside the planned file
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.
Evaluating private-company lists? Use our database buyer checklist to compare operating evidence, address fields and missing data before registering interest.
Questions
No price is available yet. Each market will be priced after its research is finished and its checked record count is known. Email the market you need to ask about its research status; neither a release date nor a price can be quoted now.
The planned model is one payment for a market, with no recurring subscription. The file is not available to buy yet; format, access and written licence terms will be published with the finished market.
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.
There is no fixed release date. Markets are planned for release as their research is finished. A market-specific email helps us understand which lists are useful to prospective buyers, but it does not reserve a file or set a delivery date.
There is no promised update cadence. The terms for each completed market will state what the buyer receives and how subsequent file access works.
This planned file focuses on sourced company identity and operating evidence, with unknown fields left blank. It will not provide a credit score or risk rating. Compare the fields and research method with any alternative before buying.
Share your market, sector and intended use. We can discuss the research scope and planned availability by email; a finished file, price and release date are not available yet.