You only pay for leads that arrive complete.
Tell us who you sell to. We find them, with a real email, and write the first message.
- You see the companies before you spend a credit.
- Every lead has a working website and a real email.
- Nothing sends until you say so.
Who this is for
For UK businesses that sell to other UK businesses, where the owner still finds the clients.
- Today you are
- losing evenings to LinkedIn, buying old lists, or paying thousands a year for US data.
- The problem
- none of them say where a name came from, or when a company actually needs you.
- Leadistry is
- UK B2B lead generation and outreach, built directly on the Companies House public record.
- So you get
- complete leads, each traced to a filing, with the first email written and held until you say send.
See how it works
This saves me at least four hours of manual prospecting every week, and the customer support has been fantastic whenever I've needed help.
Turn a public record into a private pipeline
Search, signals and your browser feed one pipeline, so nothing falls through the cracks.
Stop guessing who's out there. See all of them.
Set it up once. It runs every day.
Know the week they need you.
Data you can defend.
Yes. Cold email to UK businesses is allowed.
We follow the rules, write down why, and remove anyone who asks within 24 hours.
What are the rules, exactly?
B2B outreach in the UK runs on legitimate interest. We follow the ICO's three-part test and document it, treat corporate subscribers correctly under PECR, and honour removal requests within 24 hours, so no email ever costs you a complaint.
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Write to them the week it matters.
A cold list tells you a company exists, never why today. Every lead we deliver carries a dated reason from the public record, so your first line is a fact, not a guess.
Morning. I saw Example Robotics' annual accounts are due 30 Nov. If they're not already with an accountant, I'd be glad to take the year-end off your plate.
1 in 6 active UK companies has accounts due in the next 90 days. Accounts due is one of eight reasons we track, from a just-registered company to a change of name. See all eight →
Measured on the Aug 2026 public record
What each signal means for you
Just incorporated. Brand-new companies buy everything at once: a bank, insurance, a website, an accountant. Being early is the whole advantage. Worth knowing that a company registered this month usually has no website or email yet, so we hold these back until we can actually reach them, which takes months rather than days.
Accounts are due. A company with a filing deadline coming up is deciding who files it, and that decision gets made weeks before the date. Reaching them while it is still open is the whole game.
Accounts are overdue. They have already missed the date, which means penalties are running and whoever was meant to be filing for them is not doing it. That is the shortest path there is from an email to a client.
Confirmation statement is due. The cheapest possible first job. It is a small, unavoidable piece of admin, and doing it once is how you become the firm they ask about everything else.
Confirmation statement is overdue. An overdue confirmation statement is the clearest public sign that nobody is looking after their filings. It is fixable in a day, which makes it an easy thing to offer.
First accounts are coming. Their first set of accounts is the moment a founder stops doing it themselves. They have never filed before, the deadline is unfamiliar, and most of them have nobody lined up.
Changed its name. A name change means new everything: logo, website, stationery, signage. The budget for it has already been approved, which is why these convert. Coming soon: the register data behind this one lands with the next monthly update.
Moved registered office. Most small companies use their accountant's address as their registered office. When that address changes, they have usually just changed accountant, or are between them. It is the closest thing the public record has to a switching signal. Coming soon: the register data behind this one lands with the next monthly update.
Why write early?
People pick who does the work in the run-up to a deadline, not in the deadline week. By the deadline the job already sits with somebody else.
Nobody asked to hear from you: these are still companies you found on the public record. What the signal changes is when you arrive, and that your first line is a fact about them. You can read how the signals work or what the filing window looks like in practice.
Whatever you sell, Leadistry finds your buyers on the public record
A pipeline before your first sale
No sales team yet? Your pipeline finds leads and writes the follow-ups while you work.
For founders →
Your list is ready before you are
Tomorrow's leads waiting when you sit down. Full details, no duplicates.
For sales reps →
Find firms whose website is letting them down
A fresh list for each client or postcode, including the 1 in 3 with a failing website.
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Lists that top themselves up
Describe your ideal customer once. New companies keep arriving from the public record.
For marketing →Asked before you buy
01What exactly counts as a lead?+
One delivered company record. Every lead includes the Companies House record, the director's name, a verified website and a verified email. Failed lookups and dissolved companies never count toward your allowance.
02Can I really send emails on the free trial?+
Yes. Your first 25 emails go out from your own mailbox, with no card, and follow-ups are free. Sending more needs a paid plan, and so does CSV export. Everything else is the full product.
03Where does the data actually come from?+
Companies House, the official public record of every UK company. We add details from each company's own website, checked against the filing. We never buy data from brokers.
04What if the AI picks the wrong industry for my business?+
You see the exact categories, the area and real sample companies before a single credit is spent. Change any of them in one tap. Anything the AI cannot match with confidence is shown as such, never guessed. After the run, rows that do not match your own words are held back and never charged.
05Is cold email even legal in the UK?+
Yes, done properly. B2B email in the UK runs on legitimate interest under UK GDPR. We follow the ICO's three-part test and write it down. PECR treats companies differently from individuals, and we follow those rules too. Removal requests are honoured within 24 hours.
06What happens if a search fails partway?+
Any unused leads return to your balance the minute the job is marked failed. No support ticket. No waiting.
07Can my pipeline run itself?+
Yes. Your pipeline checks the public record every day and feeds new matches in. Drafts only. Nothing sends until you say so.
Your first 25 leads and 25 emails are already waiting.
25 leads with a real email, and 25 emails you can send. No card. You approve the list before we spend a credit.