You Enter a Company Name or Number
Start with the registered company name or Companies House number. Using the company number is the most precise way to identify a legal entity.
Check Company UK helps you search public UK company information without having to work through raw Companies House data yourself. You search for a company or director, we request the relevant public records, and the result is organised into a simpler report.
Start with the registered company name or Companies House number. Using the company number is the most precise way to identify a legal entity.
The request is sent server-to-server to the Companies House public data API. Check Company UK does not maintain its own master copy of the UK companies register.
Depending on the company record, the report can request profile, officer, PSC, filing, charges and insolvency information available through the API.
Raw register fields are presented in a more readable report so you can review the company status, registration details and other available public information in one place.
Company information displayed by Check Company UK is sourced from public Companies House data. Companies House is the registrar of companies in the United Kingdom and makes public company information available through its services and API.
Check Company UK is an independent service. It is not Companies House, is not operated by the UK Government and does not alter the underlying Companies House record.
For a more detailed explanation of the individual data sources used by the site, see our Data Sources page.
The precise information available depends on the company and what is present in the public record. The current report can combine several categories of Companies House data.
Company name, company number, company type, incorporation date, registered office and other profile information.
The statutory company status recorded in the Companies House profile, such as active or dissolved.
Public company officer appointments, including roles, appointment dates and resignation dates where available.
PSC information returned for the company where persons with significant control are registered and available.
Recent Companies House filing-history records that help provide context around company submissions and events.
Recorded charges and Companies House insolvency information are requested where the company profile indicates that relevant data exists.
The Director Search lets you enter an officer's name, choose a matching Companies House officer record and then review the company appointments associated with that record.
The Director Search is designed to minimise personal data. It focuses on the officer name, appointment count, company, company number, company status, role and appointment or resignation dates.
Check Company UK does not certify that a company is safe, trustworthy, solvent or suitable to do business with. Public company data is useful evidence, but it should not be treated as a complete due-diligence decision on its own.
The service does not change or verify information filed at Companies House. It presents public register information in a clearer format and highlights relevant fields available from the source.
Dynamic search results and company reports are not intended to become standalone search-engine profile pages; they are kept outside the site's indexable SEO architecture.
If a decision has significant legal, financial or credit consequences, consider appropriate professional advice and additional verification sources.Search by company name or company number.
Review registration number, incorporation and registered details.
Review the current Companies House company status.
Find officer records by name and review company appointments.
Review Companies House insolvency information for a company.
Understand and search the broader public company register.
Search a company by name or number, or use Director Search when you know the person rather than the business.