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Buyer-side company intelligence platform indexing 256M+ government-sourced companies across 24 markets, graded into quality tiers.

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Overview

OneFirmIntel is a buyer-side company intelligence platform that turns official government company registers into searchable, graded shortlists of firms. Rather than scraping the open web, it builds its dataset from authoritative registries such as the UK's Companies House, India's MCA and Udyam, the US SEC EDGAR, Australia's Business Register (ABR), Brazil's Receita Federal, France's INSEE/Etalab, Norway's Brønnøysund, Sweden's Bolagsverket, the Czech Trade Register and Ireland's CRO, among others. The platform states that it indexes 256M+ companies and entities across 24 live markets, with four more coming. The core proposition is quality segmentation. Every company in the dataset is graded into one of three tiers: ★★★ Listed, ★★ Established, or ★ New entrant. This lets users separate the dependable core of a market from its long tail — something a raw registry cannot do. Users can search by company name, industry or city, filter by quality tier, region and sector, and then reveal a company's full address and registration details for one credit. Revealed records are saved to the account permanently and can be re-downloaded free. Credits start at £10 for 100 companies, with no subscription required, and previews are available without an account. OneFirmIntel is positioned for buyer-side decisions: finding, verifying and shortlisting suppliers, partners and counterparties. Its stated use cases include market-entry intelligence for EOR and expansion teams, prospecting for FX brokers, and counterparty mapping for compliance teams. The company says the data was built alongside compliance-grade screening workflows covering sanctions, PEP and adverse media, so every record is sourced and auditable. Data access is metered, watermarked and audit-logged. OneFirmIntel is part of 1EOR Global, a group combining employer-of-record expertise with market intelligence to help businesses expand across borders. The platform also offers free tools, including a company-count tool that reports how many companies exist by country and industry, free to view and cite, with embeddable widgets. OneFirmIntel is described as a company-intelligence platform and operates as a private, group-owned product brand.

History

OneFirmIntel was built within the 1EOR Global group, combining employer-of-record expertise with market intelligence to help businesses expand across borders. The platform was created to address a specific gap in cross-border business development: expansion decisions were too often made on anecdotes, with teams entering markets without knowing the real density of established players, the regional concentration, or the competitive baseline. The product was designed as buyer-side market intelligence. It indexes company registries across the world, resolves duplicates and transliterations into a single clean record per firm, and grades each one into a quality tier — ★★★ Listed, ★★ Established, or ★ New entrant — so users can target the right calibre of partner instantly. It was built alongside compliance-grade screening workflows covering sanctions, PEP and adverse media, so every record is sourced and auditable. At the time of its public launch, OneFirmIntel reported 24 live markets and 256M+ companies and entities indexed, with four more markets coming. Its dataset is sourced from official government registers including the UK's Companies House, India's MCA and Udyam, the US SEC EDGAR, Australia's Business Register (ABR), Brazil's Receita Federal, France's INSEE/Etalab, Norway's Brønnøysund, Sweden's Bolagsverket, the Czech Trade Register and Ireland's CRO, plus 14 more official registries. The platform also reports 103,959 ★★★ Listed firms. The service model is credit-based rather than subscription-based. Users can preview results free without an account, then reveal a company's full address and registration details for one credit, saved forever and re-downloadable free. Credits start at £10 for 100 companies. Data access is metered, watermarked and audit-logged, built for teams that answer to compliance. The platform also offers free tools, including a company-count tool that reports how many companies exist by country and industry, free to view and cite, with embeddable widgets. OneFirmIntel is described as a company-intelligence platform and operates as part of 1EOR Global. Its stated users include EOR firms sizing new markets, FX brokers prospecting, and compliance teams mapping counterparties.

  • Built within the 1EOR Global group as a buyer-side market intelligence platform.

  • Public launch reported 24 live markets and 256M+ companies and entities indexed, with four more markets coming.

  • Reported 103,959 ★★★ Listed firms in its dataset.

  • Introduced credit-based pricing starting at £10 for 100 companies, with no subscription.

  • Launched free company-count tool with embeddable widgets.

Products and positioning

Buyer-side company intelligence built on official government registers, not scraped web data, with quality-tier segmentation for finding the right firm rather than every firm.

  • Company search and shortlisting

    Search by company name, industry or city across 24 live markets and 256M+ government-sourced companies.

  • Quality-tier segmentation

    Every company graded ★★★ Listed, ★★ Established, or ★ New entrant.

  • Credit-based company reveal

    Reveal a company's full address and registration details for one credit, saved forever and re-downloadable free.

  • Company-count tool

    Free tool to see how many companies exist by country and industry, with embeddable widgets.

  • Market-entry intelligence

    Instant market sizing, regional distribution and sector comparison across 24 live markets.

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