Company formation
A UK limited company at Companies House in 24–48 hours, with the right share structure and officers from day one.
For overseas companies
A UK subsidiary or branch, registered address, Revolut Business account, VAT, payroll and ongoing books — one London finance team that handles it all, in your time zone.
Fixed quote
Tell us where the parent company is and what the UK operation has to do. You’ll get a written fixed fee — set-up and the first year’s running costs — within one UK working day.

Everything, in one place
Most firms stop at incorporation. We stay embedded as your UK finance team, so nothing falls between the cracks.
A UK limited company at Companies House in 24–48 hours, with the right share structure and officers from day one.
A London registered office and service address, with statutory mail scanned and forwarded to you.
We set most clients up with Revolut Business — a fully licensed UK bank that onboards non-resident directors online — and prepare the application so it goes through first time. Subject to eligibility; approval can’t be guaranteed.
We tell you whether — and when — you must register, then file every quarterly return on time.
Hire your first UK employee properly: PAYE scheme, pension auto-enrolment, and monthly payslips.
Clean monthly books in Xero, plus statutory accounts and Corporation Tax return every year.
Confirmation statements, registers, and every Companies House and HMRC deadline tracked for you.
Tell us where you are and what you sell. We’ll map out the exact steps on a 30-minute call.
How it works
Every step has an owner, a date, and a plain-English explanation. You never chase us.
Thirty minutes on where you are, what you sell, and who’ll run the UK side — including whether you already have a UK tax presence and whether a subsidiary or branch fits. You leave with a written plan and a fixed quote.
We collect identity documents securely, register the company, and set up your London registered office. Certificate in your inbox.
Revolut Business account opened (subject to eligibility; traditional banks where you qualify). VAT and Corporation Tax registered with HMRC. EORI if you import.
Bookkeeping, returns, and filings run every month. You get a shared deadline calendar and one person to email.
Where you are
The treaty, the social security position and what your home regulator expects all change the set-up. Pick your country.
India
India is our largest source of new UK companies — SaaS founders who want a GBP-invoicing entity, exporters who need a UK importer of record, and IT services groups opening a London front door for European clients.
Read more →United Arab Emirates
From Dubai and Abu Dhabi we see two patterns: trading groups opening a UK arm for European customers, and family offices wanting a London company for property, investment or a UK-facing brand.
Read more →United States
US companies usually arrive with a signed UK customer or a first UK hire, and a CFO who wants the entity to disappear into the group’s existing processes.
Read more →Germany
Since Brexit the UK is a third country for German exporters, and the friction shows up as VAT, customs and returns.
Read more →Ireland
Britain is Ireland’s largest export market and, since Brexit, a customs border. A GB entity with its own EORI turns that back into a domestic sale.
Read more →Netherlands
Dutch exporters felt Brexit at the border first. A UK importer of record with postponed VAT accounting fixes it.
Read more →France
A UK counterparty for British customers, the customs border handled, and UK — not French — employment law for UK hires.
Read more →Singapore
Usually the first step into Europe: same language and company law, different tax rates, no social security agreement.
Read more →Australia
Tariff-free goods under the FTA, the Youth Mobility Scheme for early hires, and what British marketplaces expect.
Read more →Canada
Common law, exempt-surplus dividends, CPP coverage for secondees and T1134 reporting — the familiar European market.
Read more →Pricing
Packages save 15–25% against buying services individually. Move up or down as your UK business grows.
One-off. Incorporated, addressed and ready to trade — with your accountant on the first call.
After Launch: your books and filings handled, every month.
A full UK finance team, without the hires.
All fees exclude VAT. Launch also excludes disbursements — Companies House and other third-party fees, charged at cost. Bank set-up subject to eligibility; approval can’t be guaranteed. Compare packages in full
Rave reviews
“We had a UK company, a bank account and our first VAT return done before our UK sales lead even started. Nobody in our team touched a form.”
“Post-Brexit VAT was the thing we dreaded. They explained it once, set it up, and it just runs every quarter.”
“Calm, precise, and always available at a time that works for Dubai. That’s rarer than it should be.”
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“They have been an invaluable help to my company and meant I can concentrate on gaining new business, safe in the knowledge the important financials are being taken care of.”