New company leads for accountants

Every new company in your patch, by 7am. Minus the noise.

Each week thousands of companies join the register, and a large share will never become your client: formation-agent shells, holding companies, SPVs, or businesses that already have an accountant. Firstfile strikes them out, then AI models research the rest and send you the ones still looking, each with the directors' names and a pitch you can use.

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ADVISER CHECK · 06:15FILTER: LEEDS
  1. FF496102Kirkgate Roofing & Leadwork LtdRoofing · LS13 · 1st accounts due Jul 2028No adviser
  2. FF496109Aireborough Holdings LtdHolding company · LS19Formation agent
  3. FF496118Chapel Allerton Kitchen LtdRestaurant · LS7 · 1st accounts due Jul 2028No adviser
  4. FF496123Stourton Trading LtdOnline retail · LS10Accountant's office
  5. FF496125Meanwood Electrical Services LtdElectrical · LS6 · 1st accounts due Jul 2028No adviser
  6. FF496134Briggate Ventures LtdConsultancy · LS1Virtual office
  7. FF496140Garforth Guarding LtdSecurity · LS25 · 1st accounts due Jul 2028No adviser
  8. FF496147Wortley Build LtdConstruction · LS12Accountant's office
  9. FF496152Horsforth Motor Works LtdVehicle repair · LS18 · 1st accounts due Jul 2028No adviser
  10. FF496171Hyde Park Hair Co LtdHairdressing · LS6 · 1st accounts due Jul 2028No adviser
  11. FF496179Park Square Services LtdBusiness support · LS1Virtual office
  12. FF496193Beeston Plastering LtdPlastering · LS11 · 1st accounts due Jul 2028No adviser
318Offices checked
121Already advised
197No adviser yet
Example rows. Company names are fictional. First accounts fall due 21 months after incorporation.
16,186

new active companies on the register in a single week

42.7%

struck out as noise before they reach your inbox

709

registered that week at one address: 71–75 Shelton Street, WC2H

8,997

clean leads scoring 60+ for accountants, not at an accountant's address

Firstfile analysis of the Companies House register, incorporations 21–27 September 2026.

Why bought lists don't work

Half the register was never going to hire you.

New companies get a pile of letters from accountants in their first fortnight, and a lot of them go to an address where nobody reads them. Most cheap lists are a raw export of the register. Firstfile strikes out the dead ends before you see a single row.

5,265at mass-registration addresses: formation agents, virtual offices and accountants' offices
2,109holding, SPV or investment vehicles by name and activity
876declaring only dormant, holding or property-dealing activity
277share an exact address with an existing accountancy firm, so they already have one
Registered officeNew that weekCompanies at address
71–75 Shelton Street, WC2H70982,584
128 City Road, EC1V33239,926
66 Paul Street, EC2A32211,694
20 Wenlock Road, N117519,233
167–169 Great Portland Street, W1W13827,865

The busiest registered offices, incorporations 21–27 Sep 2026. Anything sent there reaches a mailroom, not a founder.

What happens overnight

While you sleep, AI does the legwork.

It's like having a researcher go through the whole register every night, read up on every new company, and leave only the ones worth calling on your desk. You see businesses that are real, local and still choosing who to buy from.

All night

Read every filing

Every new incorporation from Companies House, the moment it's filed. Not a weekly export: the live register.

Then

Strike the noise

Formation-agent addresses, virtual offices, holding companies and SPVs are struck out by rules built on real register data.

Then

AI research

AI models read each company and its website. They work out what it really does, judge whether it's trading, and find its company email and phone.

07:00

Ready to call

Scored 0–99 for what you sell, with the directors' and owners' names, the full address and a pitch for your profession. In your dashboard, your CSV and your morning email.

What a lead looks like

A reason to call, not just a row.

AI models read every lead before you do. Each one says what the business does in plain English, why it needs you now, who runs it, and where to write.

  • AI-written pitch angles. Builders hear about CIS and the domestic reverse charge. Restaurants hear about payroll and VAT timing. Used-car dealers hear about the margin scheme.
  • Trading signals. A live website, a domain going up, or several declared activities lift the score. Shells and duplicates sink.
  • Names and addresses. Every lead names its directors and owners and gives the full registered office, straight from the register, plus a company email and phone where they publish one. Never personal email addresses.
Example lead · fictional · FF482219

Kirkgate Roofing & Leadwork Ltd

91
Filed
Today
Sector
Construction & trades · SIC 43910 Roofing
Where
LS13 · Bramley, Leeds
Signals
Website liveHome address, no agent2 activities
Contact
Directors named ✓Full address ✓Company email ✓Personal email ✕
Pitch angle · Accountancy lensNew roofing contractor working for main contractors, so it needs CIS registration before the first job and monthly CIS returns. The domestic reverse charge applies once it registers for VAT. Lead with a fixed-fee CIS and VAT setup package.
Check your patch

How many would you get?

Clean leads, after filtering, from one week of the register. Pick a town.

106clean new companies in Leeds in one week
Food & drink venues16
Construction & trades7
Motor trade7
Online retail14
Haulage & courier14
Consultancy10
Software & IT8

About 460 a month. A Local plan covers up to five postcode districts. Incorporations 21–27 Sep 2026, by registered post town; the sector mix is the Leeds sample's, applied to each town.

The arithmetic

One client pays for the year.

Put in your own numbers. If one new company in a hundred becomes a client, the Local plan pays for itself several times over.

New clients a year14
First-year fees won£21,600
Local plan cost a year£228
Return on spend95×
Pricing

One price, whatever you sell.

Every plan includes every profession's lens, as many feeds as you like, the dashboard, CSV downloads and the 7am email.

Local

£19£190/ month/ year

For a firm working its own patch.

  • Up to 5 postcode districts
  • Change your areas once every 60 days, and as often as you like during the trial
  • Every profession's lens, as many feeds as you like
  • Dashboard, CSV download and morning email
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Whole country

National

£99£990/ month/ year

For firms selling across regions or the whole UK.

  • Every postcode district in the UK, or just the ones you choose
  • Change your areas whenever you like
  • Every profession's lens, as many feeds as you like
  • Dashboard, CSV download and morning email
Start free trial

Prices exclude VAT. Both plans start with a 14-day free trial and need no card. Annual plans are billed once a year at ten months' price.

Built for UK data rules

Prospecting that stays on the right side of PECR.

Companies, not sole traders

Limited companies and LLPs only

Firstfile lists incorporated companies, where business email with a clear opt-out is allowed. Sole traders and partnerships aren't included.

Minimal personal data

Names from the register, nothing more

Directors' and owners' names come straight from the public register. We keep generic company addresses like info@ and never collect personal emails, dates of birth or home addresses.

One opt-out for all

Objections honoured everywhere

If a company asks not to be contacted, it disappears from every customer's feed at once, not just yours.

Questions

Before you start

Isn't this data free from Companies House?

The raw register is free, and that is the problem: you get every shell, holding company and formation-agent registration with it. You pay Firstfile for what happens next: the filtering, the AI research on every company, the scoring, the pitch angles and the morning delivery that turn thousands of rows a week into a short list worth acting on.

Do I get the directors' names?

Yes. Every lead names its current directors and owners and gives the full registered office, straight from the public register. So your letter goes to a person, not to "The Director".

How do you use AI?

AI models read every new company that survives the filter, along with its website if it has one. They work out what the business really does, judge whether it's trading, find its company email and phone, and write a pitch angle for your profession. Directors' names are never sent to them.

How fresh are the leads?

New companies are read from the register as they're filed, so most reach you within a day, usually before the first wave of letters arrives at the company.

Can I choose sectors?

Yes. Pick from plain-English sectors such as construction and trades, food and drink, motor trade, or software and IT, and leave out the ones you don't serve, such as single-driver couriers or online-only shops.

What if another local firm buys the same area?

Other practices can buy the same area, but most don't act on a lead within a week. Your dashboard shows when each company filed, so you can be first to the newest ones.

Can I cancel?

Monthly plans cancel at any time and run to the end of the paid month.

One register, more than one buyer

Sell something else too?

The same morning feed is filtered and scored differently for each profession, and every plan includes every lens.

Insurance brokers3,509

new companies a week in sectors that need employers' or public liability before they trade.

See the insurance feed Web designers74%

of new companies have no website we could find.

See the web feed Card payments & tills1,317

new restaurants, cafés, bars and shops a week that need to take payments from day one.

See the card payments feed

Tomorrow's new businesses, sorted before you open your inbox.

Try it free for 14 days on your own patch. If it doesn't bring you a conversation worth having, cancel.

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