Altares is Dun & Bradstreet's partner in France: intuiz+ for French company risk, D&B Finance Analytics and Direct+ Data Blocks for global firmographics keyed on the D-U-N-S Number, DunTrade payment-behaviour scoring, and a compliance suite (indueD, UBO Factory, inDoc, AnaCredit, DUNS 4 LEI) sold as separate products through a sales conversation — no price appears on altares.com. Prometiam is a REST API for the official registry record of France plus five more European countries, with public prices from a free tier, French corporate events, French corporate insolvency notices and sanctions screening (beta). It has no credit scores, no financial statements and no D-U-N-S Number.
You need a French credit score or solvency rating, payment-behaviour data from DunTrade, financial statement analysis, ESG ratings, or a compliance suite (KYC workflow, beneficial-owner lists, official documents) bought as named products through a sales team, with Dun & Bradstreet's global D-U-N-S coverage behind it.
You want the French registry record itself — company identity, status, officers, corporate events, insolvency notices — as JSON, in the same response shape as Spain, the UK, Ireland, Poland and Norway, with a key issued at sign-up, a free tier of 1,000 calls a month, and published prices with no contract.
No credit score, no financial statements, no D-U-N-S Number, no ESG rating. Insolvency notices are corporate only, across nine markets (FR, DE, GB, AT, CH, NO, FI, US, NL); Spain's concursal proceedings sit on a separate search endpoint. Monitoring is Spain, Ireland and Poland. Sanctions screening is beta; PEP screening is beta and Spain only, with no relatives or close associates. Beneficial ownership is the UK PSC register only — French officer data is not a beneficial-ownership register.
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Two derived signals on the Prometiam side, neither of them a rating: registry_compliance, which marks companies still on the register that stopped meeting their filing duties (Spain, the United Kingdom, Ireland and Norway), and public procurement — Spanish contract awards by supplier, buyer, tax id, CPV code and date, plus a beta score for the contracting body itself in Spain and France. Both are dated facts with their source, on the published price and in the free tier; a score is a prompt to look, never a finding of wrongdoing. Public-buyer risk · Procurement screening
| Prometiam | Altares | |
|---|---|---|
| Countries | ES, FR, GB, IE, PL, NO — the official registries | France direct; "600 million+ businesses" and 240 countries through the D&B/D-U-N-S network |
| Data | Registry facts, officers (ES, FR, GB, NO; UK includes PSC), corporate events (ES, FR, GB), insolvency notices (nine markets), sanctions and export-control screening; no scores, no financials | Solvency reports, credit scoring (intuiz+), financial analysis (D&B Finance Analytics, "550 million" enterprises), payment-behaviour data (DunTrade, "175 million+" payment experiences), firmographics (D&B Direct+), sales intelligence (D&B Hoovers), compliance/KYC and ESG products |
| Updates | Daily (UK: monthly bulk plus daily delta) | Not stated on the pages read; Direct+ and Dataxess are described as "daily updated" |
| Entry price | €0 for 1,000 calls/month, no card | Not published on any page read |
| Paid plans | €9.99 · €29.99 · €99.99 /month, cancel any time | Not published; every solution routes to a sales contact |
| Contract | None; monthly | Not stated on the pages read; products are quoted individually |
| Monitoring | POST /monitor with signed webhooks (ES, IE, PL); daily event queries (ES, FR, GB) | Portfolio surveillance implied through Risk Analytics Supplier Intelligence and PPI for DunTrade members; no mechanism detailed on the pages read |
| Sanctions screening | Same key, beta | Not offered as a named product on the pages read; compliance is covered by indueD (KYC) and UBO Factory |
| Beneficial ownership | UK PSC register only | UBO Factory: beneficial owners for "10 million" French enterprises |
| Data residency | EU (Frankfurt) | Not stated on the pages read |