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Maintaining 30 registers and tender portals yourself costs more than the data. We deliver the joined, licensed datasets to your bucket every day, with the licence of each source stated.

For: Data and partnership leads at platforms, bid-intelligence vendors and KYB tools that put EU data inside their own product.

  • EU and UK tender awards with winners and registry ids
    787,419 award notices with winners
  • Contracts ending (re-tender pipeline)
    122,204 contracts ending in the next 18 months
  • Company to registry id crosswalk (EU Company ID)
    276,173 domain-identifier pairs (confidence 0.8+)
  • Hiring signals and ATS usage per company
    23,780 companies with signals today
  • Job postings feed (employer-sourced, no descriptions)
    1,812,689 open jobs in the feed
  • Shopify stores and installed apps
    164,503 stores

What you get

  • Daily or weekly Parquet and CSV to your S3 or R2 bucket
  • Company ids and status, tenders with winners, devices, mergers, trials, jobs
  • Rows keyed by register id, VAT, LEI and website domain
  • A 1,000-row sample and data dictionary for every dataset
  • One standard order form; API and redistribution tiers

What you can license

Counts as of 2026-10-25, measured on our database.

EU and UK tender awards with winners and registry ids

One row per contract award notice: buyer, CPV, value in EUR, winning organisations with registry ids and website domains.

  • 787,419 award notices with winners
  • 706,410 of them with a winner registry id
  • Updated: Daily.
  • History: TED from 2023-10-25; UK Find a Tender from 2025-10-23.

Coverage: EU institutions and member states (TED), UK. Winner ids are present where the notice states them.

Sources and licences: EU Tenders Electronic Daily (TED), Publications Office of the EU (Commission Decision 2011/833/EU (reuse of Commission documents, CC BY 4.0 compatible)); UK Find a Tender service (Open Government Licence v3.0); UK Contracts Finder (Open Government Licence v3.0); France: BOAMP (DILA), history to 2024-08 (Licence Ouverte 2.0 (per DILA; the open-data record has no licence field), licence check pending)

Contracts ending (re-tender pipeline)

Awarded contracts whose stated end date falls in the next 18 months, with the incumbent winner, value and basis of the end date.

  • 122,204 contracts ending in the next 18 months
  • Updated: Daily.
  • History: Forward-looking window (18 months) from the notices held since 2023-10 (TED) and 2025-10 (UK).

Coverage: Awards that state a contract period. Expected re-tender windows are estimates.

Sources and licences: EU Tenders Electronic Daily (TED), Publications Office of the EU (Commission Decision 2011/833/EU (reuse of Commission documents, CC BY 4.0 compatible)); UK Find a Tender service (Open Government Licence v3.0); UK Contracts Finder (Open Government Licence v3.0); France: BOAMP (DILA), history to 2024-08 (Licence Ouverte 2.0 (per DILA; the open-data record has no licence field), licence check pending)

Company to registry id crosswalk (EU Company ID)

Website domain paired with its official identifier: national register number, VAT number or LEI, with source and confidence.

  • 276,173 domain-identifier pairs (confidence 0.8+)
  • 186,038 distinct company domains
  • 18 identifier schemes
  • Updated: Register and GLEIF pairs refresh with each register sync; legal-notice pairs roughly monthly.
  • History: Current state with first-seen and last-observed timestamps.

Coverage: Strongest in DE, NO, FI, FR, CZ; thin in southern and eastern Europe. Not a register: live status comes from the official register.

Sources and licences: Wikidata (CC0 1.0); GLEIF (LEI records) (CC0 1.0); Norway: Bronnoysund Register Centre (NLOD 2.0); Finland: PRH (YTJ open data) (CC BY 4.0); France: INSEE SIRENE (Licence Ouverte 2.0); EU CORDIS participants (Commission Decision 2011/833/EU (CC BY 4.0)); The company's own legal notice (live page) (Identifiers the company must publish on its own site; only the identifier is kept); The company's own legal notice via Common Crawl (Same as above; read from the Common Crawl archive, licence check pending); UK gender pay gap service (Companies House numbers) (Open Government Licence v3.0)

Hiring signals and ATS usage per company

Daily per-company hiring figures keyed by website domain: open jobs, 7 and 30 day change, openings, closures, new countries, remote and posted-pay share, ATS in use and tools named in ads.

  • 23,780 companies with signals today
  • 27,277 employer boards matched to a company domain
  • Updated: Daily.
  • History: Since 2026-10-21 in the live database; Common Crawl based ATS history (2023 onward) is a separate add-on under legal review.

Coverage: Employers whose career site on a supported ATS we know. Counts are open ads, not headcount.

Sources and licences: Employer career sites on applicant tracking systems (Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workday, SmartRecruiters, Workable, Personio, Teamtailor, Recruitee, Oracle Recruiting) (Job ads the employer publishes to be found; read without login at low request rates; only derived company-level figures are licensed); Sweden: JobTech (Arbetsformedlingen) JobStream (CC0 1.0)

Job postings feed (employer-sourced, no descriptions)

One row per open job ad from the employer's own ATS: title, employer domain, department, countries, remote flag, level, posted pay and first/last seen stamps.

  • 1,812,689 open jobs in the feed
  • 21,446 employers (distinct domains) in the feed
  • Updated: Daily delta (new, updated, closed) and weekly full snapshot.
  • History: Since 2026-10-21; closed ads keep a closed_at stamp.

Coverage: Global, with EU, US and remote cuts. Only sources whose licence position is clear are in the feed.

Sources and licences: Employer career sites on applicant tracking systems (Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workday, SmartRecruiters, Workable, Personio, Teamtailor, Recruitee, Oracle Recruiting) (Facts of ads the employer publishes to be found; full ad text is not licensed (lawyer item, docs/backlog.md)); Sweden: JobTech (Arbetsformedlingen) JobStream (CC0 1.0); Germany: Bundesagentur fuer Arbeit job search (No open licence, licence check pending)

Shopify stores and installed apps

Public storefront facts per store domain: country, currency, catalogue size, theme and the apps detected on the storefront.

  • 164,503 stores
  • 6,157 app observations (store x app)
  • 399 distinct apps detected
  • Updated: Rolling weekly cycle per store.
  • History: Since 2026-10; installs and removals are dated.

Coverage: Stores that pass the live-store check; only apps that leave a trace on the public storefront.

Sources and licences: Public storefront pages and the endpoints those pages load for every visitor (Business facts shown to every visitor; compiled by Arcadium Data, licensed under the order form)

Tax risk and e-invoicing flags

Official VAT risk lists by company identifier: VAT registration cancelled or at risk, with dates. E-invoicing (Peppol) participation is available on request once its licence is confirmed.

  • 39,890 flag entries in licensable lists
  • 39,890 currently on a list
  • Updated: Daily (the Slovak lists refresh around 00:40 UTC).
  • History: From the first sync (2026-10); removals are dated.

Coverage: Slovakia today. Czech unreliable VAT payers and Peppol participants are held back until their licence questions are answered.

Sources and licences: Slovakia: Financna sprava SR, lists of VAT payers with grounds for deregistration and deregistered (CC BY 4.0); Czech Republic: unreliable VAT payers (RWS web service) (No licence text published, licence check pending); OpenPeppol Directory participants (No data licence stated, licence check pending)

UK gender pay gap by employer

Statutory gender pay gap returns of UK employers with 250+ staff: hourly and bonus gaps, pay quartiles, size band, SIC codes and filing dates.

  • 11,055 employer returns
  • 9,517 employers with a Companies House number
  • 4,358 employers matched to a website domain
  • Updated: Annually (new year appears in March to April).
  • History: Snapshot year 2023 loaded; earlier years on request.

Coverage: UK employers with 250 or more employees that file with the government service.

Sources and licences: UK Government Equalities Office gender pay gap service (Open Government Licence v3.0)

UK licensed visa sponsors

Organisations licensed by the Home Office to sponsor workers, with routes, ratings and the dates they were added or removed.

  • 121,784 sponsors on the register
  • 3,179 matched to a Companies House number
  • Updated: Monthly, with each register publication.
  • History: From the first load (2026-10); additions and removals are dated.

Coverage: All organisations on the register; the Companies House match covers only part of them.

Sources and licences: GOV.UK register of licensed sponsors: workers (Open Government Licence v3.0 (GOV.UK default), licence check pending)

Clinical-trial pipeline by sponsor

Interventional and observational trials from ClinicalTrials.gov and the EU CTIS portal, merged into one record per trial, with phase, status, conditions, countries, dates, enrolment, number of sites and the sponsor organisation joined to its company website.

  • 5,889 trials
  • 99 trials in both registers
  • 2,188 sponsors
  • 185 sponsors joined to a company website
  • Updated: Daily (ClinicalTrials.gov changes, the full CTIS list).
  • History: Current state from the first load; dated change events (new trial, phase, status, moved dates) accrue from then.

Coverage: All ClinicalTrials.gov studies and all trials on the EU CTIS public portal; cross-register merge only where one register cites the other. Sponsor-to-website join covers the large sponsors first.

Sources and licences: ClinicalTrials.gov, U.S. National Library of Medicine (API v2) (U.S. government work, public domain (submitters may hold rights in their own text; we keep structured fields and titles)); EU Clinical Trials Information System (CTIS) public portal, EMA (Public database under Regulation (EU) No 536/2014 Art. 81; EMA reuse notice (Commission Decision 2011/833/EU) covers EMA content, licence check pending); ISRCTN registry (Terms of use forbid populating a database or redistributing feeds, licence check pending)

Grid-connection and renewable project pipeline (DE + GB)

Wind, solar, storage, biomass and hydro projects of 1 MW and up: German Marktstammdatenregister units (planned to decommissioned) and GB NESO Transmission Entry Capacity and Embedded queue entries, with stage, capacity, dates, grid operator, region and the operating company with website domain and registry id where matched.

  • 42,122 projects of 1 MW and up
  • 10,869 planned, permitted or under construction
  • 18,299 with an operating company
  • 437 operators matched to a website domain
  • Updated: Monthly (MaStR publishes a full export daily; NESO twice a week); change events are dated.
  • History: From the first load (2026-10); status, capacity and date changes are tracked from the second load.

Coverage: Germany: wind, solar, storage, biomass and hydro units of 1 MW and up (about 40,000 units, planned ones included). Great Britain: all TEC register and Embedded register entries of 1 MW and up. Other countries are not covered yet.

Sources and licences: Marktstammdatenregister, Bundesnetzagentur (Gesamtdatenexport) (Datenlizenz Deutschland - Namensnennung - Version 2.0 (DL-DE-BY-2.0)); NESO Transmission Entry Capacity register and Embedded register (NESO Open Data Licence (based on the Open Government Licence v3.0, commercial reuse allowed))

Company-level emissions: EU ETS installations x operator x LEI x website (CBAM, PCAF)

Every installation, aircraft operator and shipping company of the EU Emissions Trading System with its latest verified emissions and free allocation, the year before, compliance code, and the operating company joined to LEI, website domain and ultimate parent (GLEIF Level 2) where the registry id proves the link. Basis for CBAM exposure and financed-emissions (PCAF) work.

  • 18,993 EU ETS installations and accounts
  • 15,479 with a company operator
  • 10,485 operators
  • 2,066 operators with an LEI
  • 666 operators matched to a website domain
  • 885 operators with an ultimate parent
  • Updated: Yearly (the Commission publishes verified emissions and compliance in spring; the operator list is revised a few times a year); change events are dated.
  • History: This file holds the latest and the previous year per installation (yearly figures from 2013 are available through the API); changes are tracked from the second load (2027).

Coverage: All EU ETS installations, aircraft operators and shipping companies registered in the EU, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Northern Ireland (about 19,000 accounts, about 11,000 company operators). Operators for installations registered after the latest operator list are missing; UK ETS is not covered.

Sources and licences: European Commission, Union Registry of the EU ETS (verified emissions, compliance, list of operators) (Commission reuse policy (Decision 2011/833/EU), CC BY 4.0); GLEIF Golden Copy (LEI, registry ids, Level 2 parents) (CC0 1.0); European Environment Agency, Industrial Emissions Portal (facility parent company, pollutant releases) (CC BY 4.0)

Job postings: only the employer’s own applicant tracking systems and the Swedish public job board (CC0). Job boards with an unclear licence are excluded, and full ad texts are not licensed. Czech unreliable-payer and Peppol data are held back until their licence is confirmed.

Delivery

Files
Parquet and CSV to your S3 or R2 bucket, daily or weekly, with a manifest and checksums.
API
The same data by company or notice, bulk-friendly, with a service-level agreement on the API tier.
Marketplaces
Snowflake and AWS Data Exchange delivery on request.

Licences for single datasets

Medical devices (EUDAMED x FDA)

Every EUDAMED manufacturer, authorised representative and importer (legal entities), all registered UDI-DI devices with risk class, MDR/IVDR certificates with notified body and expiry, and the matched US FDA registrations; weekly files (daily during the 2026 registration wave) plus the change events.

  • File: €1,500 per month
  • API: €3,000 per month
  • Redistribution: from €5,000 per month or 20% of resale revenue, whichever is higher

Following a few manufacturers needs no licence: the device registration alert on /eudamed/ is free for up to 10 manufacturers, consultants and authorised representatives follow 50, 250 or unlimited with a Device Watch portfolio (from €79 a month, /eudamed/consultants/), and the self-serve API plans cover lookups. EUDAMED checker

Merger filings (EU Commission, Bundeskartellamt, UK CMA)

Every merger case of the European Commission since 1990, the current Bundeskartellamt proceedings and every UK CMA case: status, phase, dates, NACE codes and the company parties with resolved domain and registry id; full history plus daily delta files.

  • File: €6,000 per year (single feed, internal use), or inside the File tier with other datasets
  • API and redistribution: from €1,500 per month (display or resale inside your product, SLA)

Following a few companies or sectors needs no licence: Merger Watch on /mergers/ emails new filings and status changes, free for up to 3 rules. Merger Watch

  • Custom: above these scopes, or other countries and histories, quoted per request.

Trust

Official sources
Registers, EU and UK tender portals, GLEIF, Wikidata and employers’ own career sites. Every row names its source.
No personal data
Companies only. Private persons and sole traders are withheld; names, e-mails and phone numbers of people are never delivered.
GDPR, EU hosting
Processed in Germany. A data processing addendum is available on request.
Licences stated per dataset
The licence of each source and the attribution it requires are listed below and travel with every file.

Attribution lines that travel with the files

  • © European Union, https://ted.europa.eu (reuse under Commission Decision 2011/833/EU)
  • Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
  • Source: DILA, BOAMP, Licence Ouverte 2.0
  • Contains data under the Norwegian Licence for Open Government Data (NLOD) 2.0 from the Bronnoysund Register Centre.
  • Source: Finnish Patent and Registration Office (PRH), CC BY 4.0.
  • Source: INSEE, Licence Ouverte 2.0.
  • © European Union, CORDIS (reuse under Commission Decision 2011/833/EU)
  • Zdroj udajov: Financna sprava SR (CC BY 4.0).
  • Source: ClinicalTrials.gov, U.S. National Library of Medicine. Not endorsed by the NLM or NIH.
  • Source: EU Clinical Trials Information System (CTIS), European Medicines Agency.
  • Marktstammdatenregister, Bundesnetzagentur, Datenlizenz Deutschland - Namensnennung 2.0 (www.govdata.de/dl-de/by-2-0)
  • Supported by National Energy SO Open Data
  • Source: European Commission, Union Registry of the EU ETS
  • Source: European Environment Agency, Industrial Emissions Portal (E-PRTR / IED reporting), CC BY 4.0

See also sources, methodology, security and the DPA. Data is provided as published, without a warranty of accuracy.

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Pricing

File

from €1,500 per month, multi-country

  • Daily or weekly files to your own bucket, for use inside your company.
  • Parquet and CSV in S3 or R2
  • Internal use, one legal entity
  • Single-country tender file: €6,000 per year

API

from €3,000 per month

  • The files plus API rights: priced by what you may do with the data, not by volume.
  • Everything in File
  • At least 2 million API calls a month
  • Display of results inside your own product
  • Service-level agreement

Redistribution

from €5,000 per month or 20% of resale revenue, whichever is higher

  • The right to pass the data, or products built on it, on to third parties.
  • Everything in API
  • Resale and sub-licensing of derived products
  • Sources with a licence check still open are left out

12 months, renewing yearly unless either side gives 60 days notice. A paid one-month pilot at 50% is available. Pay annually and get 2 months free. Switching from Tussell, Spend Network or OpenCorporates? Show your current invoice: first 2 months at 50%. Prices exclude VAT; EU businesses with a VAT number are reverse-charged.

Sources

  • Every dataset listed on this site, each with its own licence and attribution

Official public sources, read without logging in. Companies only, no personal data.