Check any UK company
before you pay,
sign, or invoice.
Vettit turns public company data into a calm, practical risk view. Use it to answer two real questions: is it safe to hand money over, and how confident should you be this company will pay you back?
Score, filing status, top red flags, positive signals, financial snapshot, and freshness cues.
Recommendation, deeper narrative, comparisons, PDF export, and richer context around governance and financials.
Vettit now gives returning users a proper workspace instead of making every session start from scratch.
The signals that matter before money moves.
Vettit is not a raw Companies House mirror. It translates public records into practical decision support, with visible confidence and clear separation between facts and interpretation.
Late or overdue filings often matter more than polished sales copy.
Resignations, short tenures, and dissolved-company patterns change the risk picture.
Revenue, margins, net assets, cash, and working capital help answer whether there is room for error.
Registered charges can indicate existing lender claims over important assets.
Some ratios are normal in one industry and a real warning sign in another.
Insolvency, enforcement, and regulator records matter because they are explainable and public.
The paid report is built for higher-stakes calls.
The free view helps you screen quickly. The paid layer exists for situations where the cost of being wrong is materially higher than £4.99.
Vettit explains not just the issue, but what it means in practice before you commit.
Vettit explains not just the issue, but what it means in practice before you commit.
Vettit explains not just the issue, but what it means in practice before you commit.
Vettit explains not just the issue, but what it means in practice before you commit.
Useful, indexable, and built around real checks.
See how long a company has existed, when age matters, and when it does not.
Check overdue accounts or confirmation statements and understand the practical risk signal.
Review directors, appointments, resignations, and why leadership churn matters.
Turn company risk into sensible deposits, staging, and unsecured exposure limits.
Clear pricing without the usual friction.
The free product should feel generous. The paid layer should feel clearly more valuable and still low-friction to buy when the decision matters.
Generous first-pass due diligence before you spend anything.
One-off depth for a decision that matters.
Best for choosing between two quotes or two clients.
For repeat checks without repeat friction.
Trust depends on being explicit about limits.
Is Vettit a credit bureau?
No. Vettit analyses public company data, filing behaviour, director history, charges, and official enforcement datasets. It does not use private payment data or regulated credit files.
Is the free report genuinely useful?
Yes. The free report includes the score, verdict, top red flags, filing status, key financial snapshot where available, and data freshness. The paid layer goes deeper rather than withholding the basics.
What if the company has limited accounts?
Vettit keeps the report useful by leaning harder on filing behaviour, director history, charges, enforcement signals, and company profile context. Limited disclosure reduces confidence, which is shown explicitly.
Can I use this before paying a builder or vendor?
Yes. That is one of the main use cases. The supplier lens is built to answer whether it looks safe to hand money over and how cautious you should be about deposits and staged payments.
Can I use this before taking on a client?
Yes. The client lens reframes the same public data around invoice risk, payment capacity, filing discipline, and whether you should tighten terms or request deposits.
Search a company, read the free report, and only unlock the deeper view when the decision genuinely warrants more diligence.