Live over the UK register
Market Aintelligence watches every UK company live — owner-led businesses scored against 17.7 million company-years of filed history — and puts a calibrated probability on the one that matters: who’s heading for a sale.
By the Market Aintelligence desk · updated continuously
Chart of the day
New signals per week on companies in the scored index, by thesis · last 14 weeks
Source: Market Aintelligence; UK Companies House register.
Not monthly. Not Mondays. Now.
Our analysts have one job: continuous, round-the-clock intake of company events, processed the second they’re published. When a business files, changes hands or takes on debt, the index already reflects it — so what you’re looking at isn’t a database that gets refreshed. It’s a live picture of the market.
Every Monday Market Aintelligence deals a fresh pack of scored companies, free to work: the model’s read on the card, the full dossier behind it once you’re signed in. Three of this week’s, live from the index:
Buying a company, or lending to one — two doors, no query language.
Eight scored companies in your sectors, free every week. Sign in and every dossier in it opens — until Monday deals the next one.
Unlock a company and it’s yours for good: the name, the numbers, the why — and live monitoring of its every register move.
Behind every number: models trained on the full history, calibrated on a year they never saw — when Market Aintelligence says 10%, close to 10% happen.
Everyone else in this market sells you access to a database and wishes you luck with it. Market Aintelligence runs the whole distance — predicts the event, names the shape, finds the person behind it, encodes your thesis, and delivers the result into the room where you actually work.
A directory catalogues what a company is. Market Aintelligence puts a calibrated probability on what it does next — a real event, a real horizon, a number you can act on. When Market Aintelligence says 10%, close to 10% happen, and we’ll be held to that.
A leaderboard tells you the order and hides the reason. Market Aintelligence maps the market into dozens of named archetypes — succession windows, cash fortresses, quiet compounders — each with a measured track record. You hunt a story you recognise, can defend to an investment committee, and can run again next quarter.
Companies don’t sell themselves — owners sell them. So the same lens turns on the individuals: who is quietly selling down a portfolio, who is assembling one, who has exited twice already. No filing-level tool sees that.
Tell us the shape you hunt and we encode it as a pattern of your own — run across the entire index and its full history, backtested, then kept screened live for good. Not a saved search. A permanent instrument built to your strategy.
The moment a company crosses into your pattern, it reaches you — in your chat, in your inbox, as a briefed list ready for the call. Origination becomes something that runs, not something you do.
The difference between a data subscription and an origination engine. How it’s assembled stays ours.