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plaingraph turns statutory filings into clean, point-in-time company financials. Balance sheet and P&L, funding events and implied valuations, charges and group structure — for UK companies (Companies House), Estonian companies (e-Business Register), and EU/UK-listed issuers (ESEF and the FCA National Storage Mechanism) — joined across registers by GLEIF LEI. Screen the whole register by as-reported financials or recent funding, drill into any company, and watch the ones that matter. Every value links back to the filing it came from.
Every numeric field carries a coverage flag
(ixbrl / pdf_heuristic /
unavailable); implied valuations are filing-derived
estimates that carry a confidence band and the source filing date.
plaingraph surfaces evidence — you make the decision.
What is the latest implied valuation of Acme Robotics Ltd?
{
"post_money": 480000000,
"price_per_share": 12.40,
"confidence": "high",
"source": "Companies House · SH01"
}
Implied post-money ~£480M at £12.40/share. Confidence: high — SH01 reconciles with the most recent CS01. Source: Companies House SH01 filed 2024-11-08.
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Monitor the companies you depend on: registered charges, insolvency events, late filings, and balance-sheet movement over time. Company financial monitoring — evidence, with its source, not a score.
Every figure links to the filing it came from, entities join across registers by LEI, and the sources are all public-domain or CC-BY — provenance you can cite.
Balance sheet, P&L, cash flow, runway, headcount — and the latest implied valuation. UK accounts from iXBRL and PDF, Estonian annual reports, as-reported IFRS fundamentals for EU/UK-listed issuers (ESEF), and UKSEF structured accounts for listed UK PLCs (FCA NSM).
Unify the same company across registers by GLEIF LEI, then surface accounting-consolidation context: walk corporate parent and subsidiary relationships — from a subsidiary's accounts up to the parent that consolidates them. Company-to-company group structure, not a people graph.
Ask across every company at once: total assets over a threshold, negative equity, a sector band, or a capital raise in a window — typed filters over as-reported figures, one row per company, ready to drill into or watch. Cross-company screens over REST and MCP, priced one unit per page.
Subscribe to meaningful changes — accounts filed, priced rounds, charges, status and name changes, insolvency cases. Email digests, HMAC-signed webhooks, or MCP poll, with replayable history.
Every value links to its source record. Every parsed numeric carries a coverage flag, so an agent can't silently treat a missing field as a clean read.
The same as-reported data over a plain REST API and a hosted MCP server — the endpoints are identical, so you can connect ours or build your own MCP on them. Schemas are explicit and agent-composable, every numeric carries its coverage flag, and you can subscribe to changes with HMAC-signed webhooks.
GET https://api.plaingraph.com/v1/company/gb-coh-00502851/financial-summary GET https://api.plaingraph.com/v1/screen/companies?min_total_assets=1000000&raised_since=2026-01-01
API + MCP access comes with every plan — tiers differ by read model, not channel. Cross-company screens (screen_companies, screen_events) cost one unit per page of up to 100 companies. See the Developer plan.
Real companies, real filings — across the UK, Estonia and the EU. UK pages add implied valuation, charges and event history; Estonian and EU-listed pages carry multi-period as-reported accounts. No card required, the same template every company page uses.
Nut-butter brand — as-reported Companies House accounts and a high-confidence SH01-derived implied valuation.
Grocery giant — multi-year UKSEF accounts, £70bn+ reported turnover.
Wonky-veg subscription — £28M-turnover Companies House accounts plus a high-confidence SH01-derived implied valuation.
Estonian CRM — seven years of as-reported e-Business Register accounts.
Identity-verification scale-up — multi-period Estonian financials.
Food-delivery operator — Estonian annual-report financials.
EU-listed pharma — as-reported IFRS fundamentals from ESEF filings.
Global shipping group — multi-year ESEF fundamentals.
EU-listed consumer group — as-reported IFRS figures over ESEF.
plaingraph is as-reported company financial data from statutory filings — point-in-time financials, funding events, implied valuations, charges and group structure for UK, Estonian and EU/UK-listed companies, joined across registers by GLEIF LEI. Track a set of companies and get alerts, or build on the same data over a hosted MCP server and a plain REST API.
Through a hosted MCP (Model Context Protocol) server so agents can call it directly, or over a plain REST API. The same endpoints power both — you can build your own MCP on them if you prefer.
UK Companies House (registry, filings, charges, accounts — a live change feed), the Estonian e-Business Register (registry and annual-report financials — a snapshot), ESEF (as-reported IFRS fundamentals for ~5,000 EU/UK-listed issuers — batch-built), and the FCA National Storage Mechanism (UKSEF structured accounts for listed UK PLCs — on demand). All joined to a global spine through GLEIF (~2.5M LEIs). See the coverage page for licences and caveats.
Balance sheet (equity, total assets, current assets, cash, liabilities), profit & loss (turnover, gross / operating / net profit), cash flow, employee count, director remuneration, share capital, plus a derived implied valuation from the most recent priced share allotment. UK companies come from iXBRL and e-filed PDF accounts; Estonian companies from filed annual reports; EU/UK-listed issuers from as-reported IFRS filings (ESEF) and UKSEF structured annual reports (FCA NSM). Outstanding charges, group structure (GLEIF accounting consolidation) and governance signals are surfaced as separate tools.
Yes. Cross-company screens run over the same API and MCP server: filter every company at once by as-reported figures (total assets, turnover, net assets — including negative equity, cash, headcount), registry facts (status, SIC sector, incorporation date), or capital activity (share allotments and priced rounds in a date window). Results come one row per company with provenance, ready to drill into with the per-company tools or add to a watchlist. Screens are neutral filters over as-reported filings — no scores or rankings — and each page of up to 100 companies costs one metered unit. Funding-event coverage accrues forward from our live-feed start date; every response states its coverage honestly.
Subscribe to a company and an event-type list — accounts filed, share allotment, charge created or satisfied, status or name change, insolvency case. Get an email digest, HMAC-signed webhooks, or poll via the MCP watch_events tool. Subscribe is idempotent; the event log is replayable.
UK companies filing iXBRL accounts (currently ~40% of filings; mandatory from 2027) have the richest data — full balance sheet plus P&L. Those filing e-PDF accounts get balance sheet basics via heuristic extraction. FRS-105 micro-entities file no P&L by law. Listed UK PLCs whose Companies House copy is PDF-only are served from their UKSEF structured filing at the FCA NSM. Estonian companies file structured annual reports. Every numeric field carries a coverage flag (ixbrl / pdf_heuristic / unavailable) so the source is always visible.
One honest meter: the companies you track. Prosumer is €19/mo for up to 50 tracked companies, Power is €49/mo for 250, and a metered Developer plan serves agents and applications. Search, company profiles and coverage look-ups are free on every plan; API and MCP access come with every tier. See pricing.
There's no permanent free tier, but every plan starts with a 14-day trial (a card is required, and you can cancel anytime). Discovery reads — search, company profiles, and coverage look-ups — are free on every plan.
No. plaingraph is a company-data product — not a people-search or compliance-screening (KYC/AML/sanctions) tool. It does not ingest officer, PSC / beneficial-owner or sanctions datasets; incidental personal data in public filings is handled as described in the privacy policy.