If you are a company director and you found this page because you were contacted by someone who bought a list, this explains what we hold, where we got it, and how to have it taken out. Use the form below; we do not ask you to justify it.
Last updated 23 October 2026. This notice is given under Article 14 of the UK GDPR, which covers data obtained from somewhere other than you.
If you are a director of a UK company registered recently, we are likely to hold your name, your role, the date you were appointed, your nationality, and the company's own details: its name, number, registered office, incorporation date and what it does.
In some cases we also hold a business email address for the company, the website we found it on, and a phone number. That is personal data when it identifies you, for example firstname@yourcompany.co.uk.
We do not hold your date of birth, your residential address, or anything about you outside your role as a company officer. We do not build a profile of you, score you, or track you.
Your name and role come from the Companies House public register, which publishes them under the Companies Act 2006 so that the public can see who is behind a company. We use the free bulk data product and the public API, both under the Open Government Licence v3.0, which permits commercial re-use. The snapshot behind this site is dated 1 November 2026.
Every email address we hold either was published on the company's own website (or, for a branch of a larger brand, on the brand's own page for that branch), or was published beside the company's name on its entry in its trade's official register or on its own business Facebook page, or was built on the company's own domain: a general address such as info@, hello@ or enquiries@, or a director's name as the public Companies House register gives it, in the usual business patterns (for Jane Smith: jane@, jane.smith@, jsmith@, j.smith@, janes@ or smith@). We mark an address verified only when the company's mail server confirmed the mailbox and the domain is proven to be the company's. Where there is no verified address we may include up to two likely ones, marked as not confirmed. We did not buy any address. We only build addresses on the company's own domain. We never guess anyone's home or personal address, and we do not take addresses from personal social media profiles.
A phone number comes from the company's own website, its brand's page for its branch, its entry in its trade's official register (such as the RCVS register of veterinary practices), its own business Facebook page, or its Google Maps listing. For some trades, after a list is bought, we also look at Google Maps business listings, which we search through Targetron (targetron.com, Chicago, United States): the business's name, website, phone number and town as listed. We send Targetron only the company's name and town, nothing else. This means the company's name goes to the United States.
After a list is bought, for the companies we still have no contact for, we also ask Claude, an AI search assistant made by Anthropic (anthropic.com, San Francisco, United States), to search the web for those pages. We send Anthropic the company's name, number, town, postcode and trade and its directors' names as Companies House publishes them, so these go to the United States. Anthropic's terms do not let it train its models on them. Claude only suggests a page: we open the page ourselves and keep a phone or email only if it is written there beside the company's name.
We also sell older companies, by age, from the same public Companies House register. When someone buys them we look for each company's website, email and phone number in the same way, and we take its directors' names from the Companies House register. We never contact these companies ourselves.
Our lawful basis is legitimate interests. Our interest is running a business that helps suppliers reach newly formed companies, and the interest of a new company is generally served by being findable by accountants, insurers and suppliers, which is a large part of why the register is public in the first place. We assessed that balance in writing before starting, and the parts of it that limited what we do are described below.
Because it is legitimate interests and not consent, you have an absolute right to object, and if you do we stop. See below.
Companies House publishes directors' service addresses, and they are very often a home address. We do not include them in anything we sell by default, because a company's registered office already gives a buyer a business address and somebody's front door is a different thing.
We also never mark an email address as verified unless we could tie it to the company it appears to belong to. Roughly half of addresses found on a website with a matching name turn out to belong to a different business of the same name, and we would rather sell fewer verified records than send someone to the wrong person.
Our list and order pages show five example rows from each list, so a buyer can see what the file looks like. A row has the company name, its town, the date it was registered, its trade and an email address with everything after the first letter hidden, for example j•••@yourcompany.co.uk. They never show a director's name, a postcode, an address or a company number. A company or an email address you have asked us to remove is left out of these sample rows, and is gone from them by the next nightly rebuild at the latest.
Each trade page also offers a free sample, a file of that trade's 25 newest companies: the company name and number, the date it was registered, its registered office address and its directors' names, as the public register shows them. Anyone who asks for it gets it, so treat it as published. A company or a person you have asked us to remove is left out of it, from the next nightly update at the latest.
We sell lists to businesses who want to contact newly formed companies: accountants, insurers, suppliers, banks and similar. Their terms restrict them to business contact and prohibit passing the list on.
We keep a record of every list we have sold and who received it, so that if you ask to be removed we can tell everyone who already holds your details. It is also part of our accounts.
We also use Targetron (targetron.com, Chicago, United States) to search Google Maps listings. We send it only the company's name and town. It is in the United States, so the name goes there. We use an email verification service, Reoon, to check whether an address accepts mail. It checks addresses on servers outside the UK, and says it deletes the addresses it is given within 15 days. When someone buys a list, Stripe takes their payment; your details are not sent to Stripe.
Company data is rebuilt each month from the current Companies House snapshot, so a company that leaves the register drops out. An address that fails the check is never sold: we keep it, marked as failed, so that we do not check it or sell it later. The files we send to buyers, and our copies of those emails, are deleted after two years. The record of who received which list is kept for six years.
Our forms send your email address, and the list you chose, straight to our own server. No form service sees it. We use it only for the monthly email: the new month's figure for what you chose, and for a list you follow the companies behind it, with a link to that month's list and its price. We never sell or share your address. Every email has a one-click unsubscribe link, and you can also write to hello@justregistered.co.uk. That is with your consent, given when you follow a list or ask for a free one with that said beside the button, and you can take it back at any time. We keep your address until you unsubscribe. After that we keep only the address, marked as unsubscribed, so that we never email you again.
Until November 2026 these forms went through Web3Forms, a form service that worked for us under a data processing agreement. It keeps its own copy of a form message for up to three years.
To be removed, use the form at the top of this page. For anything else, write to hello@justregistered.co.uk and say what you want. You do not have to give a reason, and we will not ask you for one.
justregistered is a trading name of GENIUSQUICK LTD, company number 14471161, at 71-75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London, WC2H 9JQ, which is the data controller for everything described here, registered with the Information Commissioner's Office under ZC275748. If anything on this page is unclear, email hello@justregistered.co.uk and ask.