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See how a UK company actually pays its suppliers — official gov.uk data, right where you check them. Free, no sign-up. Will they pay you on time? Before you give a customer 30–60 days of credit, check how they actually pay their suppliers — straight from their own statutory filings. PaidLate Checker puts the UK government's Payment Practices Reports where you already work: — ON COMPANIES HOUSE: open any company's page and their payment record appears right there. Average days to pay, % of invoices paid outside agreed terms, and how many reports they have on file. — ANYWHERE ELSE: select a company name on any site (LinkedIn, a news story, an email), right-click and "Check on PaidLate" — or click the extension icon and search. Companies with a payment record are flagged first. — HONEST WHEN DATA IS THIN: the reporting duty only covers large companies. For everyone else the extension says so plainly and offers a live Companies House check instead — no fake scores, no invented ratings. What it shows is what they filed: the numbers are theirs, reproduced from official public records (Payment Practices Reports, Companies House, used under the Open Government Licence v3.0). Full reports, sector benchmarks and a free change-alerts watchlist live at paidlate.co.uk. PRIVACY, PLAINLY No sign-up. No cookies. No tracking. The extension never reads your browsing history or page contents; its only requests go to paidlate.co.uk for the same public data the website serves, plus one anonymous daily usage counter. Details: paidlate.co.uk/privacy Free, made by YORXEN LTD (UK).
Jul 13, 2026
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