How does Leadistry pricing work?

You buy a monthly lead allowance. One lead means one delivered company record with the fields you requested (Companies House data is always included; a verified website and a named-personal email from that website are included when found). Failed lookups and dissolved companies never count. Starter starts at £10/month for 50 leads.

Can I get a refund if a search fails?

Automatically. We charge per delivered lead, not per search. If a search fails partway, the unused lead allowance is returned to your balance the same minute the job marks failed, no support ticket needed.

Is Leadistry GDPR and PECR compliant?

Yes. We process under Legitimate Interest (we follow the ICO three-part LIA test, internally documented), honour data-removal requests at the SQL level within 24 hours, and keep both a director-suppression list and a company-suppression list. A public removal form at /remove-company lets anyone remove their company without signing up.

What data can I get for each UK company?

Up to 6 enrichment data points per lead, website, named-personal email, Facebook, Instagram, company LinkedIn, director or co-founder LinkedIn, on top of Companies House basics (company name, number, SIC, address, incorporation date, officers).

Where does the data come from?

Companies House for the registry data. Contact enrichment is discovered by our in-house pipeline from publicly published sources, company websites, public LinkedIn profiles. We never buy datasets.

Can I contact the leads inside Leadistry?

Yes. From the Growth plan (£25/month) Leadistry includes a built-in cold-email outreach engine: connect your own Microsoft 365 or Google mailbox and run multi-step sequences with A/B email variants, automatic mailbox warm-up, UK business-hours sending windows, a reply inbox and open, click and bounce tracking. Every plan can also push new leads and replies to your CRM over webhook, Zapier or Slack. There are no phone numbers, UK PECR forbids unsolicited marketing calls, so outreach is email only.

Signals are saved watches that alert you when UK companies hit a buying moment: newly incorporated, annual accounts due soon, or a confirmation statement due soon. Filter by SIC code, city and a no-website flag, and a daily matcher posts new matches to an arrivals board. One click adds a company to an outreach campaign. Signals are included on every plan.

How does the monthly lead allowance work?

Leadistry is a rolling monthly subscription. Each plan refills your lead allowance at the start of every billing cycle. Unused leads roll over to the next cycle while your subscription is active. Top-up packs remain usable until the end of your current cycle.

What's included in the trial?

Every new account gets 10 free trial leads, regardless of signup method. The full app is unlocked from day one.

Do you support recurring searches?

Yes. Save any search as a recurring job that runs daily, weekly, or monthly. Per-user dedup means each run only returns companies you haven't seen before.

Lead generation scenarios

12 step-by-step recipes for real prospecting jobs, each built on Companies House register data: who it suits, the exact filters, and why the timing works. Every one runs on the free trial (10 leads, no card).

How to find newly incorporated UK companies

A step-by-step recipe for finding UK companies the week they incorporate and contacting them before anyone else: filters, verified emails and a recurring watch. Works for accountants, insurers, banks and agencies.

Accountants and bookkeepers · Insurance brokers

How to find UK businesses without a website

Use the no-website flag to build a list of active UK companies with no discoverable website, the ready-made prospect list for web designers, marketing agencies and booking platforms. Step-by-step recipe.

Web designers and developers · Marketing and SEO agencies

How to reach companies before their filing deadlines

Contact UK companies weeks before their accounts or confirmation statement is due: deadline filters, SIC narrowing, verified emails and a Signal watch.

Accountants and bookkeepers · Company secretarial services

How to build a local prospect list by postcode

Build a postcode-level prospect list for any local B2B service: region and SIC filters, age qualification, recurring dedup runs and a local outreach angle.

Commercial cleaning companies · IT support and managed services