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Published the day it happens
Every UK company has to register with Companies House, and new ones appear on the public register the same day. Spawncamp reads it for you, continuously.
Around 2,200 companies register in the UK every working day, and almost none of them have a website yet. Spawncamp shows you who they are, what they do, where they are — and gets you a phone number.
By the time a company turns up in an ordinary lead list, it already has a website, an agency and forty unread pitches. Spawncamp reaches them in their first few days.
Every UK company has to register with Companies House, and new ones appear on the public register the same day. Spawncamp reads it for you, continuously.
No website, usually no domain, often no Google listing. You're not replacing something they're attached to — you're building the first thing they'll ever have.
The register holds no contact details, so Spawncamp looks each business up and finds a number where one exists. Then it shows you only the ones you can actually ring.
Pick how far back to look and what kind of business — restaurants, clinics, builders, salons, thirteen types built in, or any trade code you like. Narrow it to your town or leave it national.
One button looks up every result and finds a phone number where there is one. It then filters down to those, and flags the businesses with no website at all — your best calls.
Move each one from New to Contacted to Replied to Won, with notes as you go. Nothing gets pitched twice and nothing gets forgotten. Export the lot whenever you want.
Every tool like this hides a section like this. We'd rather you knew now than asked for a refund later.
Land a single website build and it's paid for the next several years. That's the whole pitch.
Built and run by the team at Completa, who use it every morning to find their own clients. That's why it works the way it does.
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Companies House, the UK government's official register. Every limited company has to file there, and new registrations are published the day they happen. It's public data, released under the Open Government Licence.
Yes. The register is public and licensed for commercial use. UK marketing rules still govern how you get in touch — you need to identify yourself and honour opt-outs, and if you're calling at volume you should screen against the CTPS first. Worth ten minutes on the ICO's direct marketing guidance if you're going to do this properly.
Roughly 800,000 new UK companies a year — about 2,200 on a normal working day. Narrow it to one trade in one region and you get a list you can work through before lunch.
Companies House holds no contact details, so Spawncamp looks each business up against open business data and Google, and only shows a number when it's confident the listing is the right company. When it isn't sure, it tells you rather than guessing.
Yes. Every list exports to CSV with the company name, number, registration date, full address, trade codes, phone number, website status, and whatever stage and notes you've added. Open it in a spreadsheet or drop it into your CRM.
Then Spawncamp is the easy half. Finding people who need a website is the part most beginners get stuck on, and this hands you a list of them every morning with a phone number attached. The building part you can learn — plenty of people start with a page builder and go from there.
Around 2,200 of them today alone, and almost none have a website. You could be the first person who calls.
Get started — £14.99/month