Comparison · Axesor

Axesor Alternative

A modern, transparent-pricing alternative to Axesor for Spanish + multi-country company-registry data. 14-day free trial, no annual contract, daily-fresh official registry data.

TL;DR

Axesor (part of Experian since 2021) is a Spanish credit-information leader bundling registry data, financial statements, credit scores, KYC docs, and a portal experience. Strong for procurement-driven enterprise buyers; heavy for SMBs and developer teams who just need clean registry + KYB data. Prometiam strips the workflow to the API surface — same BORME source, daily-fresh, with sanctions screening (beta) — at €9.99/month and no contract. No credit-score bundling. No annual minimum.

Why teams look for an Axesor alternative

  1. Pricing is opaque. Axesor does not publish a public rate card, so the cost of an integration comes from a sales conversation — which makes it hard to pilot on a small budget.
  2. API is enterprise-shaped. Long onboarding, IP allowlisting, account-manager-led setup. Friction for developer teams.
  3. Bundled scope. Pay for credit scores, KYC documents, monitoring features you might not use.
  4. Spain-only focus. Cross-border coverage (FR, UK) needs separate vendors.

Prometiam in one paragraph

A REST API over official company-registry data across Europe, with daily updates, sanctions (beta) and US export-control screening (EU + UN + OFAC + UK + Australia (DFAT) + FR gels, plus the US Consolidated Screening List), and corporate-event monitoring. Public pricing from €9.99/month, 14-day free trial, EU data residency in Frankfurt. No credit score; if you need one, pair with a dedicated scoring vendor. For Spain it does return a risk flag for a match against the AEAT large-debtor list (Spain only, point-in-time).

At a glance

PrometiamAxesor
CoverageES + FR + GB + IE + PL + NO + FI + SE + HR + BE + DK + EE + SK + CH + LV + CY + RO + US + LT + CA + AU + JP + IL + SG + CO + TW + BR + CZ + DE + AR + UA + RS + EC + NL + CL + NL + MX liveSpain (international via the Experian group)
PricingPublic — €9.99 / €29.99 / €99.99 / CustomQuote-based (not published)
Free trial14 days, card required, nothing charged for 14 daysNo
ContractMonthly on SMB tiersAnnual minimum standard
API maturityDocumented REST, public docs pageAccount-manager-led integration
Sanctions screeningIncluded on Pro (beta)Separate module
Credit scoreNoYes (bureau-style PD)
Daily-fresh dataYesYes on premium
Setup time<60 seconds to first callWeeks (contract → onboarding)

Who should still pick Axesor

  • You need a bureau-style credit score (PD modelling, financial-statement underwriting) bundled in
  • You want trade-credit insurance or recovery services from the same vendor
  • Your procurement team requires an Experian-affiliated incumbent
  • You’re comfortable with annual contracts and opaque pricing

Who should choose Prometiam

  • You need clean multi-country registry data + sanctions + corporate events in one API
  • You don’t need a bundled credit score
  • You value monthly pricing, public tiers, and zero procurement cycle
  • Your team builds product, not procures vendors

Pricing

  • Starter trial — 14 days, 500 credits.
  • Starter — €9.99/mo, 1,000 credits/month, sanctions monitoring.
  • Professional — €29.99/mo, 10,000 credits/month. Full sanctions screening included.
  • Enterprise — custom, for higher volumes or custom SLAs.

Beyond the registry record

Two derived signals, neither of them a rating. Both are dated facts carrying the source they came from, so whoever reviews your file can check them.

  • Companies that stopped filing. A company that quietly stops trading rarely dissolves; the register notices first. The registry_compliance flag returns that state in one shape for Spain (provisional closure of the registry sheet), the United Kingdom (a strike-off proposal, or annual accounts overdue), Ireland (the strike-off list) and Norway (compulsory liquidation). Read it on GET /companies/{id}?include=risk_flags, or list those companies with risk_flag_type=registry_compliance. It is a compliance signal, not an insolvency: read it together with status.
  • Public contracts, and the buyer behind them. GET /procurement/awards returns public-contract awards from Spain, France, the UK, Ireland, Poland and Norway by supplier, buyer, identifier, CPV code and date, linked to the supplier’s registry record where the identifier resolves. GET /procurement/buyer/{id} scores the contracting body itself: the probability that its next award draws a single bid, and the probability that a supplier it awards to enters insolvency within two years.

Both are ordinary REST calls on the published price and included in the 14-day trial. Procurement awards cover Spain, France, the UK, Ireland, Poland and Norway (Ireland, Poland and Norway above the EU thresholds only), the buyer scores are Spain and France and in beta, and a score is a prompt to look, never a finding of wrongdoing.

FAQ

Is Prometiam cheaper than Axesor?
For registry-data + KYB workflows, yes — typically 70-95% cheaper. The savings reflect the narrower scope (no credit score bundle).

Does Prometiam include a credit score?
No. Axesor sells bureau-style PD scores; Prometiam does not. Pair Prometiam with a dedicated scoring vendor if you need one.

Can Prometiam replace Axesor for compliance reporting?
For BORME registry data and corporate events, yes. Broader bundles (insurance, recovery, KYC docs) are outside Prometiam’s scope.

What about France and the UK?
Both live in Prometiam’s unified schema.