InsolvencyAPI support

Sign in with Google on <a href="/login">the sign-in page</a> and your key is made at once. It is shown in full only once.

No one can see a key after it is made, us included. Replace it from your account: the old one keeps working for 24 hours while you update your code.

Each request counts as one call, and a page of up to 100 cases is one call. In a list check, each company counts as one. Every answer tells you how many calls you have left.

The API answers <code>429</code> with the time your calls reset. Nothing is charged automatically; you can move to a bigger plan from your account at any time.

Each country is read on its own timetable, from every 15 minutes for the UK to daily for some registers. The <a href="/status">Status page</a> shows when each was last read.

Open a ticket with the case id, such as <code>cs_7hq2lwx4</code>, and what looks wrong. We check it against the original publication and reply, usually the next working day.

No. We serve company insolvencies only. Sole traders are counted in statistics but never listed, and no person is ever named, including the practitioners appointed.

It is a fast, careful copy of what is published, not an official record. For a decision that matters, check the official publication too.

Card charges appear as DEVELOPERDATA.NET. For a question about a charge, see <a href="https://developerdata.net/support?tab=charge">our charge help page</a>.

Yes. Yearly costs the same as ten months. You can switch from your account, and the change shows before you confirm it.

From your account, in two clicks. Your paid plan runs to the end of the period you have paid for, then your key moves to the free plan. Payments are not refunded as standard; <a href="/refunds">Refunds</a> says when we do.

Every payment has an invoice in your account, with your company name and tax number if you add them.

With your Google account, on <a href="/login">the sign-in page</a>. There is no password to keep.

No: one account per person, and a key is never shared. Each person signs in with their own Google account and gets their own key.

From Plan and billing in your account: Delete my account. Your key stops at once, any paid plan ends, and your details and tickets are deleted, as the <a href="/privacy">Privacy notice</a> sets out.