Beauhurst alternatives for wealth managers and private bankers
What Beauhurst does well, who should keep it, and what a private banker can use instead, from each vendor's own pages.
Beauhurst is a serious piece of work, and a page that pretended otherwise would not be worth your time. The house builds one of the alternatives below and says so where it appears. For some readers the right answer on this page is to keep Beauhurst, and the page says who.
In short
Beauhurst, which tracks every private company in the UK, Germany and Ireland, has four practical alternatives for wealth managers in 2026, read on 2 November 2026: Endole for low-cost company research, Wealthmonitor for deal-led wealth, Altrata's Wealth-X for dossiers on the known wealthy, and Windfall for a daily UK brief from the public record. Beauhurst publishes no private-sector price and offers a demonstration rather than a trial.
Key takeaways
- Beauhurst's pricing page said on 2 November 2026 "We don’t offer free trials", and that pricing depends on "data requirements, number of users, integration needs and length of commitment".
- Beauhurst's one published price, on its G-Cloud 15 schedule for the UK public sector dated 29 January 2026, is £6,000 a seat a year for the first five seats, with a five-seat minimum, so at least £30,000 a year before VAT; further seats fall by band to £2,000 above fifty.
- Beauhurst's wealth-management page pitched "Find the person, not just the company" on 2 November 2026, with search on "shareholding size and estimated paper wealth".
- Of the alternatives here, Endole, LinkedIn Sales Navigator and Windfall published prices on 2 November 2026; Wealthmonitor and Altrata did not.
- In October 2026, 81 declarations of solvency filed at Companies House and read by the house swore a surplus of £1m or more, a money event outside the funding-led signals Beauhurst names for wealth managers.
What does Beauhurst do, in its own words?
Beauhurst is a UK private-company data platform. On its home page as at 2 November 2026 it calls itself "The Ultimate Private Company Data Source", tracking "every UK, German, and Irish private company, every day", with 7.5m+ profiles and 190+ datapoints per company, updated daily; its data page says, as at 2 November 2026, that a team of 60+ analysts verifies the data in-house. It sells five products: Beauhurst Advise, Impact, Invest, Sales and Insights.
For wealth managers the pitch is specific. Beauhurst's wealth-management page, read on 2 November 2026, says "Find the person, not just the company", offering search from shareholders, directors and founders, filters on "shareholding size and estimated paper wealth", cap tables, and pre-exit timing from "Funding history and time since the last round, growth trajectory, ownership restructuring and raises picked up from filings". Beauhurst Advise lists "accurate, up-to-date contact details" for decision-makers, and the data page lists email addresses among its data points, as at 2 November 2026.
Beauhurst is strong where the money is equity-backed and growing. A banker whose clients are founders of venture-backed or high-growth companies, approached in the year before an exit, is the reader Beauhurst's wealth page is written for.
Why do wealth managers look for Beauhurst alternatives?
Three reasons recur, each in Beauhurst's own published words.
No trial. The pricing page says, as at 2 November 2026: "We don’t offer free trials. However, we’re always happy to provide a detailed demonstration of the platform". A banker cannot test it on their own patch before a contract.
No private-sector price. The pricing page gives no figure on 2 November 2026; the only published schedule is the BeauhurstImpact public-sector rate card on G-Cloud 15, dated 29 January 2026, at £6,000 a seat a year for the first five seats, a five-seat minimum, on a standard 24-month contract, with 12-month contracts at a 5 per cent uplift. Further seats fall by band to £2,000 above fifty, and 36-month contracts carry no uplift, as at 29 January 2026. Whether private-sector prices differ is not published.
Priced on quotation, for a company lens. Beauhurst's timing signals for wealth managers are rounds, growth and restructuring. Its pricing page also says, as at 2 November 2026: "Beauhurst is not a contact database. If you’re looking to purchase large quantities of email addresses or telephone numbers to run untargeted sales campaigns then Beauhurst is not the right tool for you." That sentence is about bulk lists, not about Beauhurst's contact data for named decision-makers, which Beauhurst Advise does offer.
What are the alternatives to Beauhurst, by job?
No tool replaces Beauhurst like for like. The alternatives split by the job a wealth manager is trying to do, described from each vendor's own pages on 2 November 2026; the full field-by-field list is on the prospecting tools for UK private bankers page.
Free company research: Companies House and The Gazette. Companies House shows any company's officers, previous names and insolvency information free, with free email alerts, as at 2 November 2026 (GOV.UK). The Gazette publishes every resolution for a solvent members' winding-up (notice code 2431) free; it carried 970 in October 2026, on the house's count. Both are slow to read by hand.
Low-cost company research: Endole. Endole offers "Unlimited research on 7M+ companies & 13M+ directors" at £39 a month for one seat, or £25 a month billed annually, plus VAT, with a seven-day money-back guarantee, as at 2 November 2026. It is built for sales and credit checks, not for private wealth.
Deal-led wealth: Wealthmonitor and Mergermarket. Wealthmonitor, from ION Analytics, calls itself "The only platform linking real-time M&A liquidity events to the private individuals behind them" on its page as at 2 November 2026. It is strongest where a deal is reported; price not published. Mergermarket, the reporting Wealthmonitor is built on, offers predictive analytics on private equity-backed companies coming to market within 6 to 18 months, on its home page as at 2 November 2026; price not published.
Dossiers on the known wealthy: Altrata (Wealth-X). Wealth-X says its dossiers are "built, verified and updated by a team of 400+ researchers", on its page as at 2 November 2026. Strong on people already visible; price not published.
People search: LinkedIn Sales Navigator. Core from £94.99 a month, Advanced from £130.00, estimates that may exclude VAT, with a trial for eligible members, as at 2 November 2026. Strong on executives with a visible career; the house holds no LinkedIn data.
A daily UK brief: Windfall (the house writing this page). Windfall reads the UK public record each morning and names people for members, with the event and the way in, never more than five a morning, as published on 2 November 2026. UK only, public record only, per seat, at £399 to £699 every four weeks plus VAT, by joining order, as at November 2026, with ten working mornings at no charge. No search platform, no company research, no cap tables.
The two US adviser platforms that appear in these searches, Aidentified and WealthFeed, claimed no UK coverage on their home pages on 2 November 2026.
How does Beauhurst compare with the closest alternatives for a wealth manager?
The table sets Beauhurst beside the three alternatives closest to a wealth manager's new-client work, on each vendor's own pages read on 2 November 2026. Endole is the nearest company database, Wealthmonitor the nearest wealth-event tool, and Windfall the nearest per-seat product for an individual banker.
| Beauhurst | Endole | Wealthmonitor | Windfall | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starts from | The company and its shareholders | The company and its directors | The M&A deal | The dated event on the public record |
| Coverage, as stated | Every private company in the UK, Germany and Ireland | 7M+ UK companies, 13M+ directors | Liquidity events worldwide | UK only |
| Wealth signal | Funding, growth, restructuring, estimated paper wealth | None stated | Reported M&A liquidity events | Solvent winding-ups, filings, changes of control |
| Contact data | Decision-maker contact details (Advise) | 21M+ contacts | Profiles enriched with contact details | The route in, named per entry |
| Price published | Public sector only: £6,000 a seat a year, minimum five | £25 to £39 a seat a month plus VAT | No | £399 to £699 every four weeks plus VAT, by joining order |
| Trial | No | No; 7-day money-back guarantee | Not stated | Ten working mornings |
| Licence shape | Quoted by number of seats and term | Per seat, monthly or annual | Sales-negotiated | Per seat, personal to the banker |
Who should keep Beauhurst?
Keep Beauhurst if the clients you want are founders and shareholders of equity-backed, high-growth companies, if your firm also uses it for corporate finance, research or business development, and if your firm already pays for it. Its cap tables and funding history are hard to rebuild from the free register, and its people-first search is aimed squarely at the pre-exit founder.
Look elsewhere if your next client is the owner of a profitable private company that never raised equity, if you need to try a tool on your own patch before your firm signs, or if you are an individual banker without a firm budget. The house's position is that most UK business wealth sits in owner-managed companies of that kind.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Beauhurst cost?
Beauhurst does not publish a private-sector price on its own site as at 2 November 2026; its pricing page says the price depends on data, seats, integrations and contract length. Its G-Cloud 15 schedule for the UK public sector, dated 29 January 2026, is £6,000 a seat a year for the first five seats, with a five-seat minimum, so at least £30,000 a year before VAT. On the same January 2026 schedule, further seats fall by band to £2,000 above fifty, and 36-month contracts carry no uplift.
Does Beauhurst have a trial?
No. Beauhurst's pricing page said on 2 November 2026: "We don’t offer free trials." It offers a demonstration of the platform instead.
Is Beauhurst a contact database?
Not in the bulk-list sense: its pricing page says, as at 2 November 2026, that it "is not a contact database" for anyone buying large quantities of email addresses or phone numbers. Beauhurst Advise does list contact details for decision-makers.
What is the cheapest alternative to Beauhurst?
The free registers, Companies House and The Gazette, cost nothing as at 2 November 2026. Among paid tools, Endole published the lowest price on this page on 2 November 2026, from £25 a seat a month billed annually, plus VAT.
Is Beauhurst good for wealth managers?
For wealth managers whose clients are founders of equity-backed companies, yes: its wealth page, read on 2 November 2026, offers shareholder search, estimated paper wealth and pre-exit timing. It is less suited to owners of private companies that never raised money.
What is the difference between Beauhurst and Windfall?
Beauhurst is a searchable company database sold on quotation; Windfall is a per-seat daily brief for one UK banker, naming a few people a morning from the public record, as published on 2 November 2026. Beauhurst starts from the funded company; Windfall starts from the dated event.
Method
Every description of Beauhurst and the alternatives comes from the vendor's own website, or for Beauhurst's public-sector price its own G-Cloud 15 pricing schedule, read on 2 November 2026; prices are in sterling as published, exclusive of VAT where the vendor says so. The house's figures are its count of Gazette notice code 2431 for October 2026 and the declarations of solvency filed in October 2026 that it read, measured on 2 November 2026; nothing is summed across companies. An earlier public-sector figure of about £24,500 a year for five seats is superseded by the January 2026 schedule.
Sources
All read 2 November 2026.
- Beauhurst, home page: https://www.beauhurst.com/
- Beauhurst, pricing: https://www.beauhurst.com/pricing/
- Beauhurst, wealth management: https://www.beauhurst.com/industries/wealth-management/
- Beauhurst, Beauhurst Advise: https://www.beauhurst.com/products/beauhurst-advise/
- Beauhurst, "Our Data": https://www.beauhurst.com/our-data/
- Beauhurst, BeauhurstImpact public-sector pricing schedule, G-Cloud 15, 29 January 2026: https://assets.applytosupply.digitalmarketplace.service.gov.uk/g-cloud-15/documents/715551/272199729305282-pricing-document-2026-01-29-1440.pdf, listed at https://www.applytosupply.digitalmarketplace.service.gov.uk/g-cloud/services/272199729305282
- GOV.UK, "Get information about a company": https://www.gov.uk/get-information-about-a-company
- The Gazette: https://www.thegazette.co.uk/
- Endole, pricing: https://www.endole.co.uk/pricing/
- ION Analytics, Wealthmonitor: https://www.ionanalytics.com/wealthmonitor/
- Altrata, Wealth-X: https://altrata.com/products/wealth-x
- LinkedIn Sales Navigator, compare plans: https://business.linkedin.com/sales-solutions/compare-plans
- Aidentified: https://www.aidentified.com/
- WealthFeed: https://wealthfeed.com/
- Windfall Intelligence: https://joinwindfall.com/
- The Gazette, notice code 2431, October 2026, counted by the house with measure-ledger.ts.
Winny is the house’s pen name. This page is written by Windfall Intelligence Ltd from the UK public record, every figure re-measured on the date it carries, and checked by a person before publication. How these pages are made. Corrections to hello@joinwindfall.com.
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