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UK companies that have just changed, with the money to act on it.

Leads on UK companies that have just shown a buying signal in their Companies House filings, cut to your area or sector. Start with a free 10-row sample.

  • 10 rows free, from your own cut
  • Sample within a working day
  • CSV and Excel

Three kinds of leads, each built on one signal.

Every cut is made to the postcode areas or sector you sell to, so you only get leads you can actually serve.

For accountants

Accounts overdue

Companies whose annual accounts were overdue at Companies House on the day the list was read, with at least £250,000 in net assets. They need help with their filing, today.

Signal
Accounts overdue
Net assets
£250,000 or more
For recruiters and suppliers

New leadership

Established companies that appointed a new director in the last 90 days, with at least £1 million in net assets. New leaders review teams and suppliers early.

Signal
New director, last 90 days
Net assets
£1 million or more
For recruiters and suppliers

Cash growth

Companies whose cash rose by half or more between their last two accounts, to at least £250,000, with at least £1 million in net assets.

Signal
Cash up 50% or more
Net assets
£1 million or more

How it works

  1. Tell us your area and signal.Your postcode areas or sector, and which kind of leads you want.
  2. Get 10 free rows.Within a working day you get a free sample of 10 rows from your own cut.
  3. Take the whole cut.If it fits, you get the whole cut as CSV and Excel, priced per cut.

What a row holds

Every row comes straight from Companies House filings, read on the date the list is made.

Free samples hold company details only.

  • Company name
  • Company number
  • Company type
  • Sector codes and descriptions
  • Town
  • Postcode area
  • Date of latest accounts
  • Net assets
  • Cash
  • The signal and its date

New-leadership lists also give each new director's name, role and appointment date.

Start with 10 free rows from your own cut.

Tell us your area or sector and which signal.