One targeted search profile
Postcode areas, sectors, company types and exclusions — without memorising Companies House classifications.
Launch Register
Launch Register
Early-stage company prospecting workflow for UK accountancy practices
Choose the locations and sectors your practice wants to serve. Launch Register filters official Companies House data to show your likely volume and up to 10 recent matching companies — before you decide whether to subscribe. A match is a record to review, not a guaranteed lead or a sign of buying intent.
No card required. Work your sample end to end — save the companies worth pursuing, record your outreach and export them — with the Launch Register Outreach Playbook included. Subscribe at £29/month to keep new matches arriving.
The companies shown above are fictional. Your personalised sample is generated from recent Companies House records using your chosen filters. It is not a generic demonstration list.
Included with your free sample
Postcode areas, sectors, company types and exclusions — without memorising Companies House classifications.
See roughly how many companies would have matched, with plain-English guidance on widening or narrowing.
A genuine sample, not a demonstration list — narrow profiles may return fewer, and we show the real number.
Factual, rule-derived reasons — postcode, SIC, provider address signals. No scores, no guesses about intent.
Reviewing, researching responsibly, a first approach, follow-up, and hand-off to your CRM.
Volume, sample and Playbook before any payment details. Subscribe only if the matches fit.
Ongoing daily or weekly match emails — new companies arriving after your sample — are what the £29/month subscription adds.
Before you rely on it
The estimate counts companies incorporated during the previous 30 days that match your filters. It does not score founders or predict intent — it simply stops you relying on a profile that is too narrow to be useful, or too broad to review.
How the bands work
Change the example settings to see the band move.
roughly 1–9 companies roughly 10–49 companies roughly 50–250 companies roughly 251–800 companies 800+ companies
in a typical 30-day window — illustrative only
Matches may be infrequent. Consider widening the location or company criteria. A targeted profile you can review in full, with little triage. A working volume — enough to sustain regular outreach with room to be selective. This profile may need frequent review. Consider narrowing it if your team has limited capacity. Likely to produce a high volume. Narrow it, or keep it broad and triage in the workspace — your call.
In the app, this estimate is based on companies incorporated during the previous 30 days. Future volumes will vary. The figures shown here illustrate how the bands behave; they are not a prediction for your practice.
The workflow
Define who you're looking for and keep it tuned. Then repeat a simple weekly loop — new matches arrive, you review them, choose whether an approach is appropriate and hand selected records into the tools you already use. Deliberately small: it gives the routine a clear owner and history. (Longer-term company monitoring is on the roadmap, not in the product.)
Define · set up and keep tuned
Choose the locations, sectors and company types your practice wants to serve, check the resulting volume is manageable, and see your first matching companies straight away. Edit your profiles whenever you like as you learn what works — Define is where you keep returning, not a step you finish.
Discover
Records that match your saved profile arrive on a schedule — a focused list for your practice to review, not a database to trawl.
Qualify
See why each company matched and whether its registered office matches a provider reference signal. Treat that signal as a prompt for review, apply your own exclusions and save the companies that fit.
Approach
Assign responsibility, prepare a relevant first approach with the Outreach Playbook, and record contact and follow-up so nothing is dropped or done twice.
Hand-off
Export the companies you have chosen into the CRM or practice-management system you already use — or, if you have none, record the outcome here as won or lost. A shared history helps reduce duplicated work.
Follow · wraps the loop over time
Coming soonFollowing relevant companies through their first two years, and resurfacing one when something meaningful changes, keeps the loop running over time. It's on our roadmap — not in the product yet.
Included, not extra
A practical guide to reviewing matches, researching responsibly, preparing a first approach, following up and handing selected prospects into your existing CRM. It provides structure for a repeatable process while your practice keeps control of every decision.
Available from the Resources area after you create the account for your free sample. It needs a signed-in workspace, but it does not need a paid subscription.
See what the Playbook covers →What's inside
Plus copy-and-adapt letter templates for common accountancy outreach situations.
The actual problem
The value is not hidden data. It is reviewing which new companies fit your practice, giving the work a clear owner and recording what happens next.
Already have a CRM?
Your practice CRM should manage genuine prospects and clients through their whole lifecycle. Launch Register handles the earlier stage — where most new incorporations have not yet earned a place in that system.
No CRM in place? The built-in workspace gives you enough structure for a straightforward new-company outreach routine on its own.
A cleaner top of funnel
Excel · CSV · your existing practice CRM
A fair question
All this data is available on Companies House for free. Why would I pay for it?
It is, and we say so plainly. Launch Register uses public Companies House data — the same records anyone can access — and we'd never claim otherwise.
What you're paying for is not the data. You're paying for targeted selection, an honest estimate of how much a profile may return, regular delivery and a place to record who reviewed what — so the follow-up has a clear owner.
You could do all of this manually. Many practices do — especially when they only need occasional checks. Launch Register makes the repeatable routine easier to organise when a practice wants to keep it going.
You can compare that workflow with your own manual Companies House routine. Launch Register is useful when a practice wants one repeatable place to review, organise and hand off the companies it chooses to pursue.
The data remains public. The paid service is the focused profile, historical estimate, repeatable review routine and selected hand-off — with your practice deciding what deserves an approach.
Pricing
Everything included — no tiers, no long contract. Start by reviewing a free sample of up to 10 companies matched to your practice.
Official Companies House data · no invented contact details
Start with your free sample. Subscribe for £29/month only when the matches have earned their place.
Common questions
Yes — and we say so plainly. Launch Register is a filtering and workflow layer over public records, not a private data source. What you pay for is the targeted selection, regular delivery, review tools and a routine your team does not have to rebuild every week.
Correct. Creating a search profile, viewing the volume estimate, reviewing up to 10 matching companies and reading the Outreach Playbook need no card — and you can work those companies properly, not just look at them: save the ones worth pursuing, record your contact with them and export them. What £29/month adds is the supply. New matches keep arriving daily or weekly, and you can keep adjusting your search as your practice changes.
No. It supports the stage before a company becomes an established sales opportunity. Your practice reviews newly incorporated companies, organises the initial outreach, then moves the suitable ones into the CRM or practice-management system you already use.
The built-in outreach workspace is enough on its own: review companies, assign responsibility, record contact and manage early follow-up. It is deliberately narrow — it will not try to become your practice management system.
Through clean file exports, so selected companies can be moved into existing systems. There are no native integrations today; we would only add one where enough practices asked for the same system.
No. It counts companies incorporated in the previous 30 days that match your filters. It doesn't score founders, infer intent, or promise conversion — future volumes will vary.
No. Launch Register uses official public company records and does not scrape personal contact details. Your practice decides whether and how to research or contact a shortlisted company.
Launch Register checks official Companies House records daily. Your paid profile then delivers matching companies on the daily or weekly schedule you choose. Public records can be corrected or incomplete, so this is not a delivery-time guarantee.
Broader providers can offer much larger company datasets and research tools. Launch Register is intentionally narrower: it turns new-company records into a focused routine for targeting, reviewing, approaching and handing suitable companies into the systems your practice already uses.
Public data still has to be used lawfully. We provide general workflow and compliance guidance, but each practice remains responsible for its lawful basis, channel choice, opt-outs, suppression records and taking professional advice where needed.
Start with evidence
See the likely volume, inspect your own matches, and decide whether a consistent new-company outreach routine belongs in your practice — before entering any card details.
No card required for your sample · up to 10 personalised matches · £29/month to continue · official Companies House data