Free plain-English due-diligence report from official Companies House filings. Overdue accounts, director changes, charges, insolvency — the warning signs, read for you. No signup. Nothing invented: every fact is dated and traceable to a filing.
Every report reads the company's full public record at Companies House — live, at the moment you ask — and turns it into five plain-English sections:
Companies House status and the insolvency registers only change once a company is formally in liquidation or administration — by then it's usually too late to get paid. The earlier warning signs are scattered across the filings themselves: accounts overdue, a confirmation statement missed, three directors gone in a month, a lender taking a charge over everything the company owns. This tool reads all of it in one pass and shows you what it found.
The report is built only from fetched filings. Every fact carries its date. Missing data is reported as "not filed" — never guessed. If the company's own summary contradicts its detailed register (it happens), the report says so and tells you which it used. That's the whole point: a report you can act on.
How can I check if a UK company is going bust?
Type the name above. The report shows the early warning signs sitting in its filings — the things insolvency practitioners tell you to look for — each one dated and sourced.
Is it really free?
Yes. No signup, no card.
How current is the data?
Fetched from Companies House when you ask. A company can only be as current as its filings — which is why every fact in the report is dated.
Who is this for?
Anyone about to trade with, invoice, sub-contract for, or get paid by a UK company — freelancers, small businesses, landlords, suppliers.