Ingest public records
Source rows are stored first, so the origin and date survive every later decision.
Web-presence intelligence for UK businesses
We’re building the living record of the UK business web.
Public registers tell you a business exists. Orbcrawl resolves those records, checks what each business has online, and separates genuine problems from businesses that should be left alone.
14,143resolved
qualification
before contact
14,143businesses resolved
1,740domains audited
1,226ranked domains refused
1,145refused: site already fine
Measured across seven UK districts · 28 August 2026 · Source: Orbcrawl run records
The refusal is the product
Most prospecting systems optimise for more names. Orbcrawl is designed to say no.
Of 1,684 ranked domains, 1,226 were refused. In 1,145 cases the reason was simple: the website was already fine. A commercial score cannot outvote the absence of a genuine problem.
Read the methodHow it works
From public row to defensible decision.
Resolve businesses
Names, addresses and corroboration turn scattered listings into a single business record.
Inspect web presence
Domains are checked for observable decay signals without asking a model for a verdict.
Refuse or rank
A sound site is left alone. A genuine problem is ranked separately from commercial fit.
State of the system
What works today. What comes next.
Research and qualification
- Public-register ingestion with provenance
- Entity resolution across heterogeneous sources
- Deterministic domain and decay audits
- Commercial ranking kept separate from decay
- Research and template rendering from real material
A record that changes over time
- Longitudinal site-event detection
- Adaptive revisit scheduling
- Evidence-bound content generation
- Outcome data for measured calibration
Roadmap items are deliberately stated in future tense.
Founding team
Small team. Inspectable claims.
Sam
Product & Engineering
Pratham
Commercial
The first commercial test
Websites by Orbcrawl
A tailored website assessment and portfolio for businesses that genuinely have something worth fixing.
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