chgraph.co.uk
Company intelligence software for investigators, journalists and compliance teams researching UK businesses
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About chgraph.co.uk
chgraph provides search and investigation tools for UK company data, including director and ownership networks, filing histories, risk indicators and shared-address analysis. Users can export findings as PDF or XLSX reports.
The service offers free search access and a paid Pro plan for network analysis, risk scoring and report exports. It serves investigators, journalists, OSINT researchers and compliance and due-diligence teams.
chgraph uses Companies House data and describes itself as independent of Companies House and HMRC.
Product: A web platform for searching UK companies and investigating corporate networks, filings, risk indicators and shared addresses.
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