Your home stays private
Your residential address is removed from public view on the register and replaced with our professional address.
A director's home address is published on the Companies House register by default. Use our professional service address instead and keep your private address out of public view.
Companies House records two addresses for you: the company's registered office and each director's own correspondence (service) address. Both are public. This service replaces your private home address with ours.
Your residential address is removed from public view on the register and replaced with our professional address.
Directors listed with a home address can receive junk mail, cold callers and worse. A service address stops that at source.
Anything sent to your service address is forwarded on, so you never miss correspondence meant for you as a director.
Non-UK resident directors get a professional UK correspondence address without publishing an address abroad.
A recognised UK business address on the public record reads better than a flat number or a home street.
A service address is exactly what Companies House expects — a valid address where a director can be reached.
Our professional address stands in for your home on the public register.
Everything needed to keep your personal address off the register and your director mail flowing to you.
Select it during formation, or from your dashboard for an existing company and director.
Our address is recorded as the director's correspondence address at Companies House.
Your residential address is no longer the public correspondence address for that director.
Any post addressed to the director at that address is forwarded on to you.
These two are easy to confuse. The registered office is the company's official address. The service address is each director's own correspondence address. Companies House publishes both.
You can use our address for one or both. Many founders take the registered office to make the company compliant, and add a service address to protect their personal record as an individual director.
Covers the directors of your company
Every director who uses our address as their correspondence address is protected by it.
Once a residential address is on the Companies House register it is effectively public forever — it can be searched, scraped, cached and resold. Removing it later is far harder than never publishing it.
A service address prevents the problem from the start. Your director mail still reaches you through forwarding, but your home address never becomes part of the public record.
Protect the company address and handle its post alongside your personal one.
The registered office is the company's address; the service address is the individual director's correspondence address. Both appear on the public register, and you can use our address for either or both.
Yes. The service address is set up per company, so one subscription covers every director who uses our address as their correspondence address on the register. Choose it for each director when you form the company, or from your dashboard afterwards.
Yes. Mail forwarding is included, so any correspondence addressed to you as a director at the service address is forwarded on to you.
Yes. You can add a service address later and we will update your correspondence address at Companies House. Doing it sooner is better, as the earlier record may already have been copied elsewhere.
Yes. Overseas directors often use a UK service address so they do not have to publish a residential address abroad on the UK register.
Give Companies House a professional address for your directorship, and have your director mail forwarded straight to you.