About companyfigures.co.uk
A free page for every UK company, built from what it files at Companies House: several years of accounts side by side, the people who run and control it, and the deadlines it has to meet.
Why it exists
Everything a UK company files is public, but it is not easy to read. Each set of accounts is a separate document, so seeing how a company has done over five years means opening five filings and copying the numbers out by hand.
Most small companies file a balance sheet only, and the figures sit inside documents rather than in a table. Services that turn them into comparable numbers usually charge per report or by subscription.
companyfigures.co.uk reads the accounts that Companies House releases in machine-readable form, puts each company's figures into one chart and table, and shows the register, PSC and officer records next to them — free, and without signing up.
What you will find
Net assets, cash, current and fixed assets, liabilities and employees for every year we hold — and turnover and profit when the company publishes them — side by side in a chart and a table.
Equity ratio, current ratio, cash ratio, profit margin and return on equity, worked out only where the accounts contain both figures, plus dividends paid as stated in the accounts.
Persons with significant control and the nature of their control, and directors, secretaries and LLP members grouped by role.
When the next accounts and confirmation statement are due, a clear warning when either is overdue, outstanding charges and previous names.
Whether the company has a Legal Entity Identifier and when it is due for renewal.
Group figures for large listed companies from their ESEF annual reports, and figures read from scanned paper accounts — marked † and kept only when the statements add up.
Run a website with company profiles? The embeddable financial card shows the same figures on your own pages.
How it started
The project began in October 2026 with a simple question: how much of a company's financial story can be read straight from what it files at Companies House? Most of it, it turned out — once the accounts are turned into numbers.
- 21 October 2026
The first data pipeline: the Companies House register, accounts filed in iXBRL format and the PSC snapshot in one database.
- 22 October 2026
The site goes online with a page for every company on the register, and directors start loading through the Companies House API.
- 27 October 2026
A financial card that other websites can embed, so a company's figures can be shown where people already read about it.
- 29 October 2026
Daily updates: new accounts from Companies House's daily files reach the site within a day of being published.
- 3 November 2026
Figures for large listed groups that file paper accounts at Companies House, taken from their ESEF annual financial reports.
- 5 November 2026
Figures read automatically from scanned paper accounts, shown with a † and a link to the original filing.
Where the data comes from
Everything comes from public sources. We do not buy data, and we do not add information about people from anywhere else.
Every company on the register: name, number, registered office, type, status, incorporation date, SIC codes, accounts category and due dates, charges and previous names. Updated monthly.
Accounts filed in digital (iXBRL) format. Companies House publishes a new file on working days; we load it every morning.
The register of persons with significant control. Refreshed weekly.
Directors, secretaries and LLP members, and the scanned documents behind paper accounts. A company page re-checks its officers when our copy is more than a week old.
ESEF annual financial reports of UK-listed groups, first published on the FCA National Storage Mechanism.
Legal Entity Identifier status, looked up by company number when a page is opened.
Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Spotted a figure that looks wrong? Let us know →
How we work
Every company page links to the filing history at Companies House, so any figure can be checked against the original accounts.
No account, paywall or per-report fee for reading a company page.
We show what companies have filed and simple ratios worked out from it. We do not give credit scores or recommendations.
We never show home or service addresses — only the month and year of birth that Companies House itself publishes — and anyone named on the site can object or ask for removal.
Remove information →What we are working on
An API, bulk lookups, change monitoring and a full dataset for teams that need UK company data in their own tools. These are still being planned.
Automatic checks that catch obvious errors in filed figures, such as amounts entered in thousands instead of pounds.
Salary and dividend calculators that use only HMRC and GOV.UK rates.
Need something specific, or have an idea? Get in touch →
Who runs it
companyfigures.co.uk is run by Confia OÜ (registry code 14407886, Pagari 1, Tallinn, Harjumaa, Estonia). The same details are in our terms of use and privacy policy.
Questions or corrections?
Write to us about a data error, removing information, media enquiries or using the data in your business.