Watch
Up to 25 suppliers, checked every morning, with a weekly digest of what changed.
£29 a month
or £290 a year , 2 months free
- 25 suppliers watched
- Weekly alerts
- 1 seat
- Monthly evidence pack
- Spreadsheet export
Forty contractors, re-checked each quarter, is 160 lookups a year, roughly £240 of somebody's time, and 89 days between one look and the next. In the 24 hours to 15 September 2026, 80 registrations left the Environment Agency's register for England and 292 appeared. Whichever day you checked, the list on your desk started ageing the moment you put it down.
Up to 25 suppliers, checked every morning, with a weekly digest of what changed.
£29 a month
or £290 a year , 2 months free
Up to 100 suppliers, daily alerts, webhooks, and three seats.
£79 a month
or £790 a year , 2 months free
Up to 500 suppliers, same-day alerts, webhooks, API access, and ten seats.
£1990 a year
billed once a year, about £166 a month
No subscription
A dated evidence pack for up to 250 suppliers, produced once. No renewal. For the inspection next week, the tender that asks for evidence, or the insurance renewal. It ends with what it would have said if we had been watching all year, and you are under no obligation to do anything about that.
Checking 250 suppliers against the register here costs nothing, needs no account, and gives you a dated record you can forward to an auditor. What you pay for is being told. We read the register every morning, join it to the Companies House record, and when one of your suppliers changes you hear it from us rather than from an enforcement officer.
Under section 34 of the Environmental Protection Act 1990 the duty to check the carrier sits with the business that produced the waste. It does not transfer with the skip. There is no fixed penalty for a business that fails that duty: the route is prosecution, and the fine on conviction is unlimited. A separate fixed penalty applies if you cannot produce your waste transfer notes when the Environment Agency asks. Environmental Protection Act 1990, sections 34 and 34A, read 27 August 2026.
We have not found a published count of how often a waste producer is prosecuted under section 34, and we are not going to estimate one. What we can tell you is what the register said about each of your suppliers on the day you used them, and the day we read it.
This reads a public register and the Companies House record. It approves nobody, rates nobody, and cannot tell you how a contractor will behave on site. What it gives you is dated evidence that you checked, with the source beside every fact. What the whole register looks like behind your list.
Run a waste carrier business rather than hire one? The page about your firm is a different thing entirely, and claiming it costs nothing.
Not sure which one, or need something bigger than Assure? Write to us and describe your supplier list. We will tell you honestly if the free checker is enough.