entity.ee – Estonian companies in one place
entity.ee is a free service that shows the register data, financials, taxes, public procurement and risks of every Estonian company on one page. The data comes from public registers, and every figure shows where it came from.
Why I built entity.ee
The goal was simple: open a company's profile and see right away how it's doing.
Company data in Estonia is public, but I couldn't find a good, convenient place to view it. Some services charge for the data, others bury it under ads and irrelevant information.
That's how entity.ee was born: a simple, clear overview of every Estonian company, with the key numbers visible at once. You'll also find data that isn't easy to find elsewhere, such as an estimate of how much a company has paid its owners in dividends, or which public tenders it has won.
I keep developing the site, and new features are added every week.
If you spot a mistake or have a good idea for something to add, don't hesitate to let me know!
Public data, in one place
Estonia is one of the most open countries when it comes to company data: the Business Register, tax data and public procurement are all available to everyone as open data. But they are spread across different agencies' websites and formats. The registry card is in one place, the annual report in another, tax debt on the Tax and Customs Board's list, procurement in the procurement register and bailiff notices in the Official Announcements.
To get the full picture of a single company, you had to open several websites, read through a PDF report or pay for a commercial service. We built entity.ee so that anyone can see that picture at a glance: an accountant checking a new supplier, someone weighing a job offer, a journalist, or an entrepreneur who wants to know who their competitors are.
What entity.ee does
Registry card, board and owners, several years of financials, quarterly turnover and employees, tax debt, public procurement, state aid and links to other companies.
Every company page ends with a written summary: how big the company is, how it is doing, who runs it and what to look out for.
Tax debt, enforcement proceedings, payment orders, consumer disputes, pledges and late annual reports in one box. These are facts from public registers, not a credit rating.
Register changes are read every night. Procurement, official notices and tax debt are updated daily, quarterly figures once a quarter.
The whole site is available in Estonian, English and Russian, so foreign partners can research Estonian companies too.
With a free account you can follow companies and see when their board, owners, address or tax debt changes.
How it started
entity.ee launched in September 2026. The first version was simple: company pages built from Business Register open data, with figures from annual reports. Since then a new data source has been added almost every week.
- September 2026
The first company pages: register data, board, owners and report figures. A data agreement with the Centre of Registers and Information Systems (RIK), so register changes reach entity.ee every night. User accounts, company monitoring, an MCP interface for AI assistants, and English and Russian.
- October 2026
Estonian economy statistics and business news. Public procurement with tender alerts. The risk box: tax debt, enforcement proceedings, official notices and commercial pledges.
- November 2026
Consumer disputes (TTJA), state aid and grants, Estonian companies' wins in other EU countries' tenders, group structures from the LEI register and each company's change history. A weekly economic analysis on the home page.
Where the data comes from
All entity.ee data comes from public registers. Each block on a company page states its source and the date of the data.
Registry card, board, owners, beneficial owners and annual reports. Open data (licence CC BY-SA 4.0) monthly, changes via the RIK data interface every night.
Quarterly turnover, number of employees and labour taxes once a quarter; the list of tax debtors daily.
Tenders, contracts, buyers and winners, daily (licence CC BY-SA 3.0).
Tenders won by Estonian companies in other EU countries, daily.
Enforcement proceedings, payment orders and tax authority notices to legal entities, daily.
Consumer Disputes Committee decisions and the blacklist, daily.
State aid and de minimis aid to companies, daily.
LEI codes and the parent and subsidiary companies declared by the companies themselves, weekly.
We do not change register data. If the data is wrong, it has to be corrected in the register. If the error happened in our processing, let us know. Contact →
Our principles
Every block states where the data comes from and how current it is.
You don't need to log in or pay to view company data. Only extras such as ranking filters, CSV export and the MCP interface are paid.
We don't give credit scores or recommendations. The risk box shows what the registers say. The decision is yours.
Pages about individuals are not indexed by search engines. You can request removal of your data.
Data removal →What's coming next
We have been collecting changes in tax debt since October 2026. Once the history is long enough, company pages will show whether and for how long a company has had debt.
Dividends actually paid, read from annual reports, on the company page.
The largest, fastest-growing and most profitable companies by sector and county.
A new data-driven analysis of the Estonian economy every week.
Have an idea for what we should add? Contact us →
Who is behind entity.ee
entity.ee was created by Gregori Tartes. The service is run by the Estonian company Confia OÜ (registry code 14407886, Pagari 1, Tallinn).
A question or suggestion?
Write to us if you found an error, need data or want to work together.