Comparison · Endole
Endole alternative: the Companies House record plus more countries as an API
Endole is a UK company-information website: credit reports, director search and prospecting data behind a monthly subscription. Prometiam is the Companies House record — officers and PSC included — plus more countries, sold as a REST API with public prices and a 14-day free trial, and it carries no credit scores; UK annual accounts as filed (digitally filed iXBRL only) start at the Scale plan.
TL;DR
Endole sells UK company and credit reports, director search and B2B prospecting lists through a single-user subscription at £39 a month (£25 a month billed annually), plus an API sold by demo. Prometiam has no credit scores, though it returns UK annual accounts as filed from the Scale plan (digitally filed iXBRL only): it is the official Companies House record — including PSC — plus every other country the API covers, on one API with public prices and a 14-day free trial.
At a glance
| Prometiam | Endole | |
|---|---|---|
| Countries | ES, 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 (official registries) | UK only |
| Data | Registry facts, officers/PSC where published, corporate events, insolvency, sanctions — no credit scores; filed annual accounts from the Scale plan (digitally filed iXBRL only) | Company reports, credit scores & CCJ tracking, director search, prospecting contacts, KYB checks, 10-year financial trends, ownership insights |
| Updates | Daily (UK monthly bulk plus daily delta; FI, SE, HR, BE, DK, EE, SK, US weekdays) | Stated as real-time; “Daily Incorporations” on new UK businesses |
| Entry price | €9.99/month (Starter), after a 14-day trial of 500 credits, card required, nothing charged for 14 days | Free basic tier on the website; full platform from £25–£39/month |
| Paid plans | €9.99 · €29.99 · €99.99 /month, cancel any time | £39/month, or £25/month billed annually (single user); multi-user and API pricing on request |
| Contract | None, cancel any time | Monthly or annual billing; 7-day money-back guarantee; no minimum term published |
| Monitoring | POST /monitor with signed webhooks (ES, GB, IE, PL, NO, FI, SE, BE, HR, DK, EE, SK, CH, LV, CY, RO, US, LT, CA, AU, JP, IL, SG, CO, TW, BR, CZ, DE, AR, UA, RS, EC, NL) | “Unlimited Monitoring” with real-time alerts, included in the plan |
| Sanctions screening | Same key, beta | Not published as sanctions-list screening; KYB checks cover compliance status |
| Beneficial ownership | UK PSC register only; other registries return officers/directors | “Ownership Insights” on shareholders and group structure |
| Data residency | EU (Frankfurt) | Not published |
Endole column: endole.co.uk, endole.co.uk/pricing and endole.co.uk/solutions/api, read 16 September 2026; VAT status not stated on the pricing page. Prometiam column: /pricing.
Who should pick Endole
- You want a UK credit score, credit limit and CCJ tracking in the same view as the company record — Endole calls this “Unlimited Credit Reports – Real-time credit scores & CCJ tracking.” Prometiam has no credit product at all.
- You are building a UK B2B prospecting list and want contact data and filtering in one console: Endole advertises “21M+ Contacts” and “50+ Smart Filters.”
- You want “10-Year Trends” of financial history and “Ownership Insights” on shareholders and group structure, beyond a point-in-time registry snapshot.
- You would rather sign in to a web app than write API integration code, and want one monthly price you can start on today (Endole also offers a free basic tier for limited lookups).
Who should pick Prometiam
- Your counterparties are not UK-only: every other country the API covers sits behind the same key and the same response shape as the UK.
- You integrate by API and want the price published, not a demo call: free for 500 credits over 14 days, then €9.99, €29.99 and €99.99, no contract.
- You screen names against sanctions and US export-control lists in the same call as the company lookup (beta), rather than a separate compliance product.
- You want typed corporate events (director change, capital change, dissolution and more), insolvency notices and strike-off warning signals, not a credit-risk score — Prometiam has no credit scores.
Scope limits, stated plainly
- Beneficial ownership on Prometiam is the UK PSC register only. Every other registry returns officers or directors, which is not beneficial ownership.
- Ireland, Finland, Sweden, Croatia, Belgium, Denmark, Estonia, Slovakia, Switzerland, Latvia, Cyprus, Romania, Lithuania, Canada, Australia, Japan, Israel, Singapore, Colombia, Taiwan, Germany, Ukraine, Serbia, Ecuador, Chile, Mexico, the Netherlands, Brazil, Argentina and the United States are company-level: no officers. Norway has register-change events only, from 14 Oct 2026 (no gazette).
- Insolvency notices are corporate only, across sixteen markets (FR, DE, GB, AT, CH, NO, FI, US, NL, DK, HR, SE, ES, LV, EE, SG).
- Sanctions screening is beta; PEP screening is beta and Spain only, with no relatives or close associates. No credit scores or shareholder registers.
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
How much does Endole cost?
Endole publishes one single-user plan: £39 a month, or £25 a month billed annually (Endole states a 35% saving). It covers unlimited company and credit reports, director search, monitoring and KYB checks, plus an export allowance of 1,000 rows a month or 15,000 rows a year. Multi-user licenses and the Endole API are not priced on the site; Endole asks you to book a demo. Read 16 September 2026 from endole.co.uk and endole.co.uk/pricing.
Does Prometiam offer credit scores like Endole?
No. There is no credit score, credit limit or CCJ product on Prometiam. The closest thing is a Spain-only, point-in-time flag from the AEAT large-debtor list (include=risk_flags or has_risk_flag=true), which is not a score.
Is there an Endole API, and how does it compare to Prometiam?
Yes. Endole positions its API as a Companies House API alternative, with 40+ fields over UK company, director, financial and credit data, authenticated by API key. Its price is not published; access goes through a demo call. Prometiam publishes every price on /pricing, starting with a free trial of 500 credits over 14 days.
Does Prometiam cover countries outside the UK, unlike Endole?
Yes. Endole covers the UK only. Prometiam serves the UK plus every other country the API covers, on the same endpoints and the same response shape. See the Companies House guide for what the UK registry itself publishes.
Can I get UK beneficial ownership from Prometiam?
Yes, from the UK PSC register, embedded in the company and person endpoints. That is UK-specific: every other registry on Prometiam returns officers or directors, not beneficial ownership.
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