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Your company, always ready to be looked at

snapdue keeps a UK limited company continuously sale ready, by holding one living pack that binds the public register to the private evidence a buyer will ask for.

Start with your companySee what it costs
Sections in the pack
24
UK sell side mandates discontinued
Nearly 1 in 3
Cost of reading the public register
Nothing

The pack is built in the wrong fortnight

Most owners assemble a due diligence pack in the fortnight before a deal, from memory and a shared drive. That is when the gaps surface, and a gap found under time pressure is a discount. Nearly a third of UK sell side mandates are discontinued, and the most common reason given is a gap between what an owner believes the company is worth and what the evidence supports.

What snapdue holds

The register, read for you
Add a company number and snapdue reads Companies House directly. Officers, people with significant control, filings, charges and insolvency arrive already structured, and stay current.
Identity verification, per officer
Companies House now verifies the identity of directors and people with significant control. snapdue shows which of yours are verified and which owe the registrar a statement, with the statutory date.
Twenty four sections, scored on what is missing
Twenty four sections cover ownership, financial records, money owed and owing, contracts, people, property and compliance. Each one scores what is absent rather than what is already filed.
A claim you have to earn
Claiming a company means proving control of it, through an HMRC connection rather than a name that resembles a director. The public register stays open to anyone, because it already is.
People you choose, at the depth you choose
Invite an accountant, a co-owner or an adviser, with a role that decides what they may read. Access is refused in the action rather than hidden in the form.
One pack, every audience
Everything a buyer, a lender, a valuer or an insolvency practitioner asks for comes out of the same pack, so the work is done once rather than repeated per audience.

How it goes

  1. Step 1

    Find your company

    Search the register by name or number. The public record appears immediately, free, exactly as Companies House holds it.

  2. Step 2

    Prove you control it

    Connect the company to HMRC. That proves you control the business rather than merely share a name with an officer, and it opens the compliance checklist.

  3. Step 3

    Fill the gaps early

    Work the sections in small steps over months. Upload as you go, answer what you can, and watch the readiness score close the gap.

  4. Step 4

    Be ready before you are asked

    When a buyer, a lender or a valuer asks, the answer is already there, with the filing or the document behind it.

Free where the data is public

The public register is free to anyone and snapdue never gates it. What it charges for is the pack you build on top, the monitoring that tells you when something changes, and the ability to hand the whole thing to somebody else.

Start with the company you already own
Start with your company