No stale database. No spam list. No resale.
Every order starts from a blank page: the sector you call, the ground you work, collected fresh for you alone.
Collected after you order
Collection starts from the order you place, so the file is compiled for your job, not pulled from a database that has sat for years.
What arrivesScreened and dated
TPS and CTPS both checked before supply. A listed number never reaches your file, and the date of the check is printed where an auditor can read it.
The evidenceYours alone, then gone
One client per order, never resold, and our copy deletes itself at thirty days with the deletion logged.
How we stay lawfulFrom request to first call.
No subscription and no account. A request starts it.
The request
The kind of business in your words, the area, a rough volume. The quote form or a short email does it.
The callback
We ring you back to talk it through: what you sell, who you call, whether we fit. Volume and price then confirmed in writing. Nothing is collected and nothing is invoiced yet.
Collected and screened
Fresh for your order, checked against both registers, the date recorded.
Two files land
The spreadsheet, and a supply guide answering the questions a caller gets asked.
Six questions for any data supplier.
Put them to us in writing. Put them to the others too.
| Off the shelf | Data houses | CallWave | |
|---|---|---|---|
| When was it collected | Before you asked | On the supplier’s cycle | After your order |
| Is the screening date shown | No | Rarely | Printed on every file |
| Who else gets the records | Anybody who buys | Every subscriber | Nobody. One client |
| How long is it kept | Indefinitely | Indefinitely | Thirty days |
| Can a business be removed | Usually no route | On request | Permanently, free |
| Accuracy claims | Common | Common | None. Dates instead |
Teams that call UK businesses in their own name.
Four sectors we know well. A sector that is not here is a phone call away.
Business energy
Contracts, renewals and switching, in the sector where screening evidence matters most.
The fitCold calling, taught properly.
The whole craft on one page, written from years on UK phones: the rules, the decision, the pack your rep works from, the script, the hiring and the campaign. Free to read, free to share, no email gate.
The UK rules on cold calling
Which register applies to whom, what the caller answers for, and the two 28 days that get confused.
Read the partA script you can copy
A complete sample script end to end: the opener, discovery, the objections, and what counts as a booking.
Read the partIs cold calling right for you?
The six questions that decide it, from your ICP to the data underneath, and what is realistic to expect.
Read the partBefore you ask.
What does an order cost?
Pricing depends on the sector, the area and the volume. One invoice, no subscription and no minimum term.
Which areas are covered?
A town, a county or several regions. Volumes are confirmed in writing before an order is placed.
What does TPS and CTPS screened mean?
They are the two UK DNC registers: TPS covers sole traders and many partnerships, CTPS covers companies. Every order is checked against both before supply, and the date of the check is printed on the file where an auditor can read it.
Where does the data come from?
Public sources: what businesses publish about themselves, and the public registers. Nothing is bought from brokers, and the supply guide on every order names the source.
Can I talk it through before ordering?
Yes. Request a quote and we ring you back to talk it through: what you sell, who you call, whether we fit. Nothing is collected and nothing is invoiced for a conversation.
How is a business removed from the data?
On request, permanently, free of charge and without a reason.
Start with a callback.
Request a quote and we ring you back: the kind of business, the area, a rough volume. Volumes and pricing confirmed in writing before any order is placed.