Telltale reads the UK public record every morning and flags the businesses showing buying signals, with the decision-maker already named and a warm path in. Built for UK B2B sales teams.

A new decision-maker arriving. Fresh finance raised. A fast-growing newcomer in your sector. The exact moments a UK company becomes ready to buy are filed at Companies House, in public, every single day.
But it's 9am Tuesday and your rep is pasting company numbers into a government website, or dialling a list that went stale the day it was bought. Wrong companies. Wrong time. Wrong person.
This is the whole product in one example. Telltale reads a raw Companies House event the way a sharp analyst would, and turns it into a timed, named, warm sales action, before your coffee goes cold.
“Hi Priya, congratulations on the new round, I work with a couple of Eleanor's other companies…”
Filter the entire UK register by industry, region, company age and financial signals until what's left looks exactly like your best customers. Then build a list in a click.

Build lists of the companies that matter and get a signal the moment something changes, shared across your whole team, with a morning digest of what moved landing in your inbox.

Who to approach, why now, the warm paths into the account and the angle to use, reasoned from the public record and pushed straight into your CRM before the call.

If you sell to UK businesses, the register is already naming who just became a buyer. Here is the signal each team waits for.
Every signal, the directors and how to reach them, the ownership chain, filings, charges and financial health. The whole public record on one screen, so you walk into the call knowing more than they expect.

Telltale maps every director's appointments across the whole UK register. So when you open a target, it flags the people connected to companies your team already works. A warm introduction hiding in plain sight, that no purchased list can give you.
Telltale doesn't just list filings. It reads every event the moment it's published, works out what it means for a sale, and surfaces only the ones worth acting on.
At £49/mo a founder seat is £588 a year. If Telltale helps a single rep land one deal they'd otherwise have missed, on timing alone, it has paid for itself many times over.
It isn't a data subscription you hope to use. It's a prompt to act, every morning, on companies that just told you they're ready.
The global tools treat UK data as an afterthought. The deep one costs more than a small team can spend.
Huge US databases, but UK coverage is thin and the company-level signals from Companies House simply aren't there.
Strong EMEA data, but the entry price and mandatory platform fee put it out of reach for a five-person sales team.
UK-native and self-serve. Deeper on UK companies than anyone, because it reads the public record the way a great analyst would, and priced for the team you actually have.
One plan. Locked for life. For the first 50 teams only.
Refundable £49 deposit, paid today · becomes your first month at launch · cancel anytime
I build software, and I run a small UK company. Filing my own accounts is what first pulled me into the Companies House API, and once I saw what was sitting in there, I couldn't look away.
Every week the UK register announces, in public, which companies just raised finance, appointed a new decision-maker, or set up in your sector. The exact signals that decide who's worth a call this week, structured and in the open, and almost nobody was using them well.
Most tools treat UK data as an afterthought bolted onto a US database. I built Telltale the other way round, UK-native from the first line of code, to read the register the way a sharp analyst would. It's early, and the founder price reflects that: you get in first, lock the lowest price it will ever be, and have a direct line into what we build next.
Hold your seat and your £49/mo price with a £49 deposit today, fully refundable any time before we launch. At launch it becomes your first month.