Company databases tell you how big a firm is. We tell you what it sells.

Why this is not another company list

It records the offer, not just the category

In August 2026 we went through the published field references of eleven well-known company and contact data providers. All of them sell size band, sector code, location and contact routes. We did not find one that sells, as a structured field, what the company offers or which brands it carries. If you know of one, tell us — we would rather correct this page than defend it.

You can search by what a firm does

“Companies that fit made-to-measure kitchens” is not a sector code and not a word in a company name. It is a sentence on a website. Filtering on the offer list and brands finds installers of a product category, or dealers of a specific brand, across borders — a query a firmographic file cannot answer at all.

It shows its working

Every classified field carries the literal sentence it came from. A record you disagree with is arguable in ten seconds instead of unfalsifiable. It is also why the file has gaps: no supporting sentence, no value.

It describes the business now, not at registration

Registry data tells you what a company incorporated as, sometimes decades ago. The website tells you what it is selling this quarter.

It stops at the company

There is no person layer, and there is no roadmap for one. That is a product decision, not a gap we are working to fill.

Field reference

Fields are populated only where the website supports them. Empty means the site did not say — not that we failed to guess.

The same schema, other trades

This is a generalist dataset. The fields do not change by industry — these are real records:

Coverage, and where it runs out

Limits we would rather you heard from us

• This is not a census. There are roughly 33 million SMEs in the European Union. 1.37 million records is around 4% of that. If your requirement is “every company in country X”, a national registry extract is the right purchase, and it is not us.
• Nearly one in four domains had no live site. 614,267 of the domains we started from do not resolve, are parked, or no longer serve anything. They ship marked unreachable with the date checked, rather than being deleted to make the yield look better.
• Depth is a homepage plus, usually, one more page. A company with a 5,000-line catalogue gets an offer list of its headline categories, not its catalogue.
• No revenue, headcount, ownership or filings. That is registry and accounts data. We do not model it and we will not guess it.
• Companies without a website are invisible here by construction. In several member states that is most of the micro-business population.
• Records carry the date they were read. They are not live, and we will not describe them as real-time.

Companies only. There is no person layer.

This category has an enforcement history, and the usual answer is a better consent story. Ours is simpler: the data is not in the file. There is nothing to disclose, delete on request, or defend, because it was never collected.

Test it against companies you already know

Send us a filter — a country, a trade, a product category, a brand — or a list of domains you can check yourself. You get back the real record count for that filter and a sample with the evidence fields intact, so you can judge the classifications rather than take a number on trust.