Every number shows its year and its publisher
Captured every night from the World Bank, the IMF, V-Dem, UNDP, Transparency International and the OECD. Each licence is named below.
World atlas
See where a company can be checked for free, where it costs money and where only someone local can get it — and how the world’s economies compare.
Live data. No sign-in. Nothing here is advice.

This is the atlas people use in their workspace. Pick a question, colour the map by any measure, open a country and read its numbers — each with its year and its publisher.
Tip: click a country. To zoom with the mouse wheel, click the map first — or use the + and − buttons.
In the workspace you ask your assistant in your own words, and it answers with cards like these. Pick a question to see one.
Example answers — the assistant draws these cards from the same data. Nothing here calls a model.
In the workspace you can ask anything in your own words — about a country, a company or your own work.

Start from a lens — a ready-made question such as “Easy to check a partner”, “Growing and stable” or “Who owns it — free”.

Growth, tax, rule of law, new companies — or where company data is free. The legend counts the countries, and filters them when you press it.

Read its numbers with their years, how it ranks, and the trend lines where we hold them.

For each kind of information about a company there: who can get it, how, and at what price.

Checking a company needs an account. Or ask the assistant — it draws these cards in the chat.
For every kind of information about a company — its owners, its accounts, its tax debt, its court cases — a country’s passport says who can get it. Every answer is one of these.

The partner check fetches it for you now, by the company’s number.

A free official page. We show you where to look and how.

We order it from the register and hand it over — only where the whole way has been tested from order to delivery.

You ask, and our team gets it and replies with the price. Some sources need a person for a captcha or a hand-over step.

It needs your own account, key or e-ID at the source.

Only in person or by post, in the country.

Only for authorities, or for someone with a legitimate interest.

The source refused our servers when we tried, so we cannot get it for you.

Not researched yet — which is never the same as “not available”.
A seller’s price is the seller’s own, read on the date shown. Nothing is bought without your approval.
Captured every night from the World Bank, the IMF, V-Dem, UNDP, Transparency International and the OECD. Each licence is named below.
If a country has no figure, the map marks it as no data and the card says “not read”. It is never drawn as zero and never ranked.
Each layer says one thing about one measure. There is no total, no grade and no “best country”.
It is not advice: the atlas shows where to look, not what to do.
Ask for access to check a company in the countries where we read it for you, and to ask the assistant about any country. We open places in waves.
When your place opens, you start on the free plan. Ask for access, or sign in if you already have an account.