Limited companies in your area that have just missed their accounts deadline.
Every month, a spreadsheet of them, each with a currently serving director. Those directors have a penalty letter on the way and need an accountant quickly. Only one firm per area gets the list.
- Source: Companies House
- One firm per area
- No contract
Example Trading Ltd
Company number 00000000
- Registered office
- Bolton, BL1
- Accounts made up to
- 31 January 2026
- Accounts due
- 31 October 2026
- Status
- 4 days overdue
- Director
- Jane Example
Why the first week matters
Companies House fines a private company automatically, and the fine grows the longer the accounts stay late. A director who hears from you in week one has the most reason to say yes.
- Deadline passesDay 0You call here
- £150Up to 1 month late
- £3751 to 3 months
- £7503 to 6 months
- £1,500Over 6 months
Penalties for private limited companies, doubled if accounts are late two years running. Source: GOV.UK, penalties for late filing.
What arrives each month
One spreadsheet by email, covering your postcode areas only.
| Company | Number | Town | Postcode | Days overdue | Director |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Example Trading Ltd | 00000000 | Bolton | BL1 | 4 | Jane Example |
| Sample Services Ltd | 00000001 | Stockport | SK4 | 6 | John Sample |
| Placeholder Builders Ltd | 00000002 | Wigan | WN3 | 2 | Sam Placeholder |
Made-up rows. Ask for 2 real ones from your area.
Fresh
Companies that went overdue in the last few days, not months ago, when the director is most likely to act.
Filtered
Only active limited companies, only in your postcode areas. Dissolved companies are left out.
Named
A currently serving director for every company, so you know who to ask for.
Yours alone
No other accountancy firm in your area gets the same list. When an area is taken, it's taken.
How it works
- Pick your areasTell me your postcode areas. I check nobody else has them.
- See 2 samplesI send 2 companies from your area that went overdue this week.
- Start the monthIf they're useful, pay by card through the secure Stripe link on this page.
- Get the listYour spreadsheet arrives every month. Cancel whenever you want.
- No contract. Cancel any month by email.
- Samples before you pay. 2 real companies from your area, free.
- One firm per area. Your competitors nearby can't buy the same list.
- Real numbers first. I'll tell you how many companies your postcodes produce before you pay, not a guess.
Questions
Can't I get this from Companies House myself?
Yes, the raw data is public. What you pay for is the time: checking every company in your area, keeping only the ones that have just gone overdue, finding a serving director, and doing it every month. And no other firm near you gets the same list.
How many companies will I get each month?
It depends on the area. I'll count it for your postcodes and tell you before you pay.
Can I contact these directors?
The list gives you the company and a serving director's name from the public register. How you approach them is up to you, within the UK's marketing rules.
Who runs Overdue Leads?
I'm Connor Sandford, a sole trader based in Wiltshire. I run Overdue Leads myself, so you deal with me directly, by phone or email.
Privacy and opting out
Accountancy firms: if I've emailed you and you'd rather I didn't, reply "stop" or email connorsandford747@gmail.com. I won't contact you again.
Privacy notice for company directors
Who I am: Overdue Leads, a trading name of Connor Sandford, sole trader. I decide how this data is used (the "controller"). Contact: connorsandford747@gmail.com.
What I use and where it comes from: company name, company number, registered office address, accounts due date, and the name of a currently serving director. All of it comes from the public register at Companies House. I don't use home addresses, dates of birth or anything else about you.
Why: to tell one accountancy firm in your area that your company's accounts are overdue, so they can offer to help you file them. The legal basis is legitimate interests: companies with overdue accounts face rising penalties, and the data is already public for exactly this kind of transparency.
Who gets it: one accountancy firm per postcode area that pays for the monthly list. Nobody else, and I never sell it as a general mailing list.
How long I keep it: up to 12 months, then it's deleted.
Your rights: you can object at any time and I'll leave your company out of future lists. You can also ask for a copy of what I hold, or for it to be corrected or deleted. Email connorsandford747@gmail.com with your company number. If you're unhappy with how I've handled it, you can complain to the ICO at ico.org.uk/make-a-complaint.
ICO registration applied for (October 2026).