Nummo is a Belgian company search engine. Type a name, an enterprise number, a street or a municipality and you get one page with everything that is public about that company: who it is, where it is based, since when, who runs it, what its annual accounts say and what appeared in the Official Gazette. Free, no account needed.
Why Nummo exists
Data on Belgian companies is public, but scattered across registers and filed documents that each follow their own logic. Nummo brings it together in one place and translates it into plain language: not just the figures, but what they mean, compared with the sector. In ten seconds you know who you are dealing with.
Where the data comes from
Nummo collects nothing itself and asks nobody for anything. Everything comes from the official Belgian registers (the government's enterprise database, the filed annual accounts, the Belgian Official Gazette), the Peppol network, the EU VAT check and companies' own websites. Data is updated every night. Every page states its source and date.
What you find on Nummo
- One page per company: identity, address, activities, VAT and Peppol status, establishments and companies at the same address.
- Figures in plain language: turnover or gross margin, profit, equity, staff and ratios over ten years, compared with the sector.
- Directors and owners: directors, permanent representatives, shareholders and the group.
- Official Gazette: all publications on a timeline, with the pdf.
- Barometers: bankruptcies, new businesses and growth by province, sector and municipality, fresh every morning.
- Tools: an AI assistant, an API and a Chrome extension that spots VAT numbers on the sites you visit.
The company page is free. Nummo Pro adds the deeper analyses, lists and export.
How we work
- Facts, not judgements. Nummo shows what the sources say and calculates by fixed, public rules. No scores, no credit opinion.
- Plain language. Every explanation must be correct for an accountant and readable for someone who never opened annual accounts.
- Respect for people. Sole traders can have their data hidden and directors can ask not to be shown: hide data. Natural persons are never exposed to search engines.
- No prospecting. The data is there to know who you deal with, not to cold-contact people. That is in our terms.
Nummo elsewhere
- Nummo Chrome extension in the Chrome Web Store.
- @nummo.be on Instagram.
- Nummo on LinkedIn.
Contact
A question, an error in the data or an idea? Email hello@nummo.be or use the contact form. Press and partnerships: same address.