How to find newly incorporated UK companies

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   Set the incorporation window

   In a new Leadistry search, filter by incorporation date. Use the last 7 days for the freshest firms, or the last 90 days for a bigger first batch. The public record publishes new companies daily. A tight window means nobody on your list has been pitched to death yet.

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   Narrow by SIC code and region

   Add the 5-digit SIC codes that match your ideal client. For example, 43220 for plumbing firms or 56102 for cafes. Add a postcode area if you sell locally. The live preview shows exactly how many companies match before you spend a single credit.

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   Check what each lead includes

   Every lead comes with the full company record, the director's name, a verified website and a verified business email. Each email was published by the company itself, never guessed. Want extras like director LinkedIn? Add them for 1 credit each, up to 5. If we cannot verify a company, it never ships and never costs a credit.

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   Turn on the watch

   Save the search and switch on the watch. It keeps looking after the first run. New companies that match get added the day they appear, and you never see the same company twice. That is how the pipeline refills itself.

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   Contact them while it still matters

   Push leads to your CRM over webhook, Zapier or Slack on any plan, or download the CSV on a paid one. Your AI lead-gen employee drafts the emails and sends from your own mailbox, with warm-up and a reply inbox handled. The free trial covers your first 25 sends, so you can run the whole loop before paying. Drafts only. Nothing sends until you say so.

A new incorporation is the strongest dated buying signal on the public record. The company did not have suppliers yesterday. And the public record stamps the exact date, so you can write about a real event: 'congratulations on registering last week'. That beats a cold pitch every time, which is why fresh incorporations out-reply generic lists.