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Step 1 of 4

Where do you want your business address?

A town, a city, or a London area. If you don't mind where it is, pick anywhere in the UK.

Town, city or postcode

Does it have to be there?

Yes, near that areaAnywhere in the UK is fine

528 locations, 119 providers

Step 2 of 4

What do you need it to do?

Tick anything that matters. Tick must have underneath if a plan is no use to you without it.

Address

A registered office address for Companies HouseThe official address on your Companies House record. Most people setting up a company need this one. must have

A business address for my website and invoicesAn address you can put on your site, invoices and Google Business Profile. Not every registered-office-only plan allows this. must have

A director's service addressKeeps your home address off the public register as a director. Often sold separately from the registered office. must have

A prestige address (Mayfair, City of London and similar)Costs more. Worth it if your clients check where you're based. must have

Post and parcels

Somewhere that takes all my business post, not just official lettersThe trap in this market. The cheapest plans accept Companies House and HMRC letters only and will refuse or return anything else, including bank and client post. must have

My post scanned and emailed to meThe single most useful feature for anyone not near the office. Ask whether they scan the envelope or the contents. must have

Post forwarded on to me in the UKCheck whether postage is included or billed on top. This is where cheap plans get expensive. must have

No charge per letterCheap headline prices often carry a per-item handling fee. Unlimited plans cost more but are predictable. must have

Phone

A local phone numberA 0113 or 020 number makes a small business look established. must have

A real person answering calls in my company nameUsually a paid add-on and usually capped at a number of calls. must have

Desks and meeting rooms

Some meeting room hours included in the priceTypically 2 to 10 hours a month on mid-tier workspace plans. must have

Some desk time includedHandy if you want somewhere to work a few days a month. must have

Access to a business lounge or coworking spaceThe big operators include lounge access across their whole network. must have

Contract and cost

A rolling monthly contract I can cancelMany cheap headline prices are annual-paid-upfront only. must have

Extras

Help forming my company at the same timeFormation agents often bundle the first year of an address in. must have

Not bothered about any of that?

Fair enough. We'll rank providers on price, reviews and what most small companies end up needing.

Step 3 of 4

Roughly what's your budget?

Monthly, before VAT. We'll still show you anything close if it is a good fit.

Under £15 a monthAddress-only services, usually paid annually

£15 to £35 a monthAddress plus post scanning, the common choice

£35 to £75 a monthAdds phone answering or some desk time

£75 or moreFull workspace plans with meeting rooms

No fixed budgetShow me everything and I'll judge

Contract

Either is fineRolling monthly only

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