NewcoHunter vs NewCoFeed

NewCoFeed and NewcoHunter start from the same observation: every working day around 1,500 to 2,000 companies appear on the Companies House register, and a salesperson or accountant only cares about the few that match their patch. Both turn that flow into a filtered feed by sector and location, and both give away a daily email of the top 5 matches on a free plan. If you are comparing them, you are comparing two takes on one idea, so the details matter.

On price, NewCoFeed is the cheaper paid option. Its Pro plan is listed from £29 per month (published pricing, October 2026), against £39 per month + VAT or £348 a year + VAT for NewcoHunter Pro. NewCoFeed's Pro plan describes a rolling 120-day window, unlimited results, CSV export of any search and unlimited alerts of up to 100 matches each. If those cover your needs and you want to spend as little as possible, it deserves a look.

Where NewcoHunter goes further is the content of each record. NewCoFeed says it does not include directors' names or phone numbers; it is a company-level feed. NewcoHunter gives you a registered address (around 99.98% of new companies) and a named director (around 99%), which is what you need to address a letter or find someone on LinkedIn. We also filter out formation-agent addresses and likely shell companies, and offer a reachable-by-post filter so a list built for a mailing is a list you can mail.

We are careful about one thing: contact details. A company incorporated last week rarely has a website or a working inbox, so NewcoHunter shows a contact email or website only where we have verified it, and we do not claim phone numbers or emails for brand-new companies. Treat the director's name and the registered address as the reliable fields, and use them as the way in.

NewcoHunter Pro also covers every match, up to 625 new companies a week, with 10 saved searches, alert timing of instant, daily or weekly (instant means hourly delivery of the daily data, not real time), CSV and Excel export, Zapier, webhooks, Slack and Microsoft Teams. Business at £99 per month + VAT adds native CRM sync for HubSpot, Pipedrive, Zoho, Capsule and Dynamics 365 and an API. For a one-off job, lists are 10p per company + VAT with a £10 minimum and no subscription.

Our suggestion: start on both free plans for a week. Save the same sector and region on each, and compare what lands in your inbox. If you only need company names and addresses, the cheaper plan may be all you need. If you want the director's name, cleaner addresses and a route to your CRM, run the NewcoHunter 14-day Pro trial, which needs no card.