Endole pricing explained (2026)
Short answer: Endole costs £29.95 per single credit report, or roughly £29–£99 per month for unlimited access, plus 20% VAT. Annual plans discount by ~20% but lock you in. The gotcha is auto-renewal on monthly plans — cancellation is by email, not one-click. Prices captured from endole.co.uk on 1970-01-01.
Every Endole tier, decoded
- Trading name & registered address
- Basic snippet of accounts age
- No credit score, no downloads
- Filings history
- Credit score
- Reports
- One full credit report
- Downloadable PDF
- Credit score & industry benchmark
- 3-year accounts summary
- Ongoing monitoring
- Multi-report discount
- API
- Unlimited reports
- Downloadable PDFs
- Portfolio watchlists
- Alert on filings & CCJs
- Annual commitment — none
- API on lower tiers
- All monthly features
- 12-month price lock
- Higher user seat count
- API access on top tiers
- Refund flexibility mid-term
Source: endole.co.uk public pricing page, retrieved 1970-01-01. We refresh quarterly.
The three hidden costs of Endole
Monthly plans renew automatically. Cancellation is by email to support, not one-click in-app. Trustpilot 1-star reviews cluster heavily around this exact pattern. Fix: diary the cancellation window the moment you subscribe.
Headline prices are net. A £29.95 report is £35.94 gross for UK B2B. Small change on a single report; ~£240/year extra on an unlimited plan. Recoverable if you're VAT-registered — a real cost if you're not.
Bulk export and API access sit on the upper tiers. If you plan to feed Endole into a CRM or run 100+ lookups a month programmatically, price the top tier — not the entry tier — before comparing to CompanyCheck or Red Flag Alert.
How Endole prices sit vs the market
| Tool | Entry price | Unlimited | VAT applies? | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Companies House | Free | n/a | No | Statutory register |
| Endole | £29.95 / rpt | £29–£99/mo | Yes 20% | Auto-renew on monthly |
| CompanyCheck | £24.99 / mo | £24.99+ / mo | Yes 20% | Cheapest of the paid four |
| Red Flag Alert | ~£110 / mo | Bundled | Yes 20% | Credit-monitoring specialist |
| DueDil / FullCircl | Enterprise | Enterprise | Yes 20% | Not sold to individuals |
| Creditsafe | Enterprise | Enterprise | Yes 20% | Contract + minimum spend |
Endole pricing is fair. Endole cancellation is not.
The tier structure and the cost per report line up with CompanyCheck to the pound. Where Endole loses trust is renewal handling — an in-app cancel would flip our score on this axis instantly. Buy the pay-as-you-go tier for a single report; only take the monthly plan if you can diary the cancellation window.
Endole pricing FAQs
How much does Endole cost?
Endole's headline pricing is £29.95 for a single credit report (pay-as-you-go) or roughly £29–£99 per month for unlimited reports. Annual plans discount by about 20%. Prices captured from endole.co.uk on 1970-01-01; we refresh quarterly.
Is there a free Endole plan?
There is a free preview — you can see a company snippet without paying, including trading name and registered address. To see accounts summaries, the credit score or full filings history, you cross the paywall. See our 'Is Endole free? Honest answer' page for the full breakdown of what falls each side.
What's the cheapest way to use Endole?
Pay-as-you-go at £29.95/report if you need one credit-committee grade write-up. Otherwise the monthly plans work out cheaper as soon as you cross ~2 reports/month. Annual is another 20% off but locks you in — if you might not need it in month 6, monthly is safer.
Are there hidden costs?
Two to watch. First, auto-renewal on monthly plans: you must cancel before the renewal date via email; there is no in-app one-click cancel as of this review. Second, exports and API access are gated to higher tiers — if you plan to bulk-export or integrate, price the upper tier honestly before signing.
How does Endole pricing compare to CompanyCheck?
Broadly like-for-like. CompanyCheck starts at £24.99/month for unlimited access — cheaper than Endole's mid tier. Endole's edge is downloadable branded reports; CompanyCheck's edge is director-timeline UX. Neither is dramatically cheaper than the other at the ~£30/mo band.
How does Endole pricing compare to Red Flag Alert?
Red Flag Alert starts around £110/month — roughly 3× Endole's entry monthly tier. That reflects its deeper credit-monitoring product. If you want Endole's report format, Endole is cheaper; if you want a proper distress-monitoring engine, Red Flag Alert justifies its price.
Is Endole's annual plan worth the discount?
Only if you know you'll use it for the full 12 months. The ~20% saving is real, but the auto-renew clause plus the 12-month commitment means the true cost of getting it wrong is higher than the discount. Trial monthly first; graduate to annual only after month 3–4.
Does Endole charge VAT?
Yes. All Endole prices are quoted net of VAT unless stated otherwise; UK B2B customers pay standard-rate VAT at 20% on top. That £29.95 report is £35.94 gross. Factor this in when comparing to Companies House free filings, which have no VAT because there is no fee.
Can I get a refund on an Endole subscription?
Consumer contracts have statutory rights (14-day cooling-off) but digital-services subscriptions are often excluded once you start using them. B2B contracts follow the specific terms — refund policy is at Endole's discretion. Cancel before renewal; don't rely on a refund path if you forget.
Is Endole cheaper than doing it via Companies House?
No. Companies House Service is free. Endole is a paid layer of UX + credit score on top. If your workflow tolerates the plain UI at Companies House, that path is £0. Endole earns its money only if the UI + score + monitoring layer saves you more time than it costs.
What's Sell Ltd's honest verdict on Endole pricing?
Fair for what it is — priced roughly at parity with CompanyCheck, notably cheaper than Red Flag Alert, and above the free Companies House baseline. The cancellation friction on monthly plans is the main gotcha. If you take a plan, diary the cancel window; if you don't, use free tools.