Vet a corporate tenant before you hand over the keys.
Letting commercial space to a limited company? Check it’s genuine, active and financially sound — and see who really stands behind it — before you sign.
What to check before you let
Is the company real & active?
Confirm incorporation, status and how long it’s traded — a company incorporated last week is a different risk to one trading ten years.
Who stands behind the lease
See directors and owners, and whether they’re tied to other companies that have been dissolved or wound up.
Financial footing
Filed accounts and company size give a read on whether the rent is comfortably affordable.
Watch the tenant
Monitor the company through the tenancy and get alerted if it heads into difficulty.
How it works
Search any UK company
Type a company name or number. Verivello pulls the official Companies House record instantly.
Get the picture in plain English
Status, registered office, directors, owners, filing history and financial signals — read for you, not buried in PDFs.
Check, monitor or share
Download a PDF report, set a filing alert, or ask the AI a follow-up question.
Frequently asked
Why check a company tenant?
A limited-company tenant limits your recourse to the company’s own assets. Knowing whether the company is established, solvent and filing properly — and who its directors are — helps you decide on the let, a guarantee, or a rent deposit.
Can I see a director’s other companies?
Yes — Verivello links a director to their other appointments, so you can spot a pattern of short-lived or dissolved companies.
Does it replace a reference or guarantor check?
No — treat it as fast, free background that complements referencing. It won’t run a personal credit check, but it shows the company’s official standing instantly.
What does it cost?
Free to check. Premium (£49/mo) adds monitoring so you’re alerted if a sitting tenant’s status changes.