A production-ready alternative to building directly on the raw Companies House API
Compare Entylink with the raw Companies House developer stack if you need faster implementation, cleaner DX, clear pricing, and monitoring without owning the stream layer yourself.
Built for engineering and operational teams
What the API gives you
Same underlying data, better developer experience
Entylink sits above Companies House as a self-serve product layer. The records are identical — the difference is typed responses, self-serve onboarding, clear quota rules, and a webhook monitoring layer included.
Designed for product and engineering teams, not raw integration work
Application teams care about onboarding speed, predictable pricing, and monitoring support. The official API leaves those to you. Entylink packages them alongside the data.
Search, verify, and monitor through one integration
Entylink is used in onboarding and risk workflows that need company search, officer review, PSC checks, filing history, and ongoing change monitoring — all through the same API key.
A working example in minutes
Real endpoints, real request shapes — copy into your project and be live in minutes.
Raw registry integration: 1. Search company 2. Retrieve company profile 3. Retrieve officers 4. Retrieve PSCs 5. Retrieve filings 6. Build your own monitoring layer Entylink workflow: 1. Search company 2. Retrieve structured company record 3. Expand into officers, PSCs, and filings 4. Create monitoring with webhooks
Why teams choose Entylink
They do not want to own every reliability and workflow edge around the official interface.
They want a developer-first commercial product that stays close to Companies House data.
They need a better search and monitoring story than a raw proof-of-concept integration provides.
Frequently asked questions
Should every team replace Companies House with Entylink?
No. If you only need basic direct access and are happy owning the implementation complexity yourself, the official API may be enough. Entylink is aimed at teams that want faster delivery and less infrastructure burden.
Is the source still Companies House?
Yes. Entylink keeps the UK registry and Companies House focus explicit. The differentiation is in developer experience, packaging, and workflow support.
Does switching to Entylink mean leaving the official API completely?
Not necessarily. Some teams run both during evaluation. Others move to Entylink specifically to avoid managing the raw integration complexity, the rate-limit backoff, and the change-monitoring layer themselves.
UK business verification.
Without the build time.
Self-serve access. Public pricing. Make your first API call in minutes.