New Market Entrants Radar

New Market Entrants Radar

Detect newly incorporated firms as they hire their first employees.

Detect newly incorporated firms as they hire their first employees.

Why this matters

Why this matters

Most databases show companies only once they are established — Orbis and S&P after filings, Crunchbase after funding, ZoomInfo after sales activity. By then, competitors are already in the race. What’s missing is a radar at inception: incorporation plus first hires.

This segment delivers just that — capturing newly registered companies, enriched with hiring and website signals, mapped to custom taxonomies. Consultants, SaaS vendors, and foresight units gain pipeline creation months or years before others, with clear filters to exclude shells and noise.

How Starzdata solves this

How Starzdata solves this

  • Track registry incorporations daily by country and sector.

  • Enrich with headcount signals and live website checks.

  • Tag into emerging/custom taxonomies for relevance.

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What you get:

What you get:

For every new entrant, you receive:

  • Incorporation details: official date, age, and registry status.

  • Operational signals: website activity and first hires (12m/24m).

  • Headcount metrics: current employees and growth in the past 12 months.

  • Taxonomy tags: mapped to client or web-derived custom categories.

  • Early Growth Score: composite measure combining age, hires, and digital activity.

  • Roll-ups: sector and geography aggregations for foresight strategy.

Sample data for this segment

#company namecompany name confidencewebsite domainwebsite domain confidencelocal country isolocal country iso confidenceincorporation dateincorporation date confidencecompany age monthscompany age months confidenceis operationalis operational confidenceheadcount currentheadcount current confidenceheadcount change 12mheadcount change 12m confidencewebsite activewebsite active confidencecustom taxonomy tagscustom taxonomy tags confidenceearly growth scoreearly growth score confidence
1NeoSolar Energy SAS100%neosolar.fr91%FR100%2024-03-14100%17100%true93%890%890%true92%["CleanTech","Solar"]89%7892%
2DataForge Analytics Ltd100%dataforge.co.uk92%GB100%2023-09-22100%23100%true92%1289%1088%true90%["AI & Data","SaaS"]87%8591%
3AgriSmart Technologies GmbH100%agrismart.de91%DE100%2024-07-01100%13100%true90%588%588%true91%["AgriTech","IoT"]86%7189%
4BlueWave Robotics ApS100%bluewaverobotics.dk93%DK100%2025-01-10100%7100%true88%487%487%true90%["Robotics","Automation"]85%6688%
5GreenPack Circular BV100%greenpack.nl92%NL100%2024-11-03100%10100%true89%789%789%true92%["Circular Economy","Packaging"]86%7490%
Showing 1 to 5 of 5 entries • Click row for details

Each row represents a newly incorporated company, enriched with operational and early-growth context.
The dataset captures incorporation date, age, and operational signals such as website activity and first hires. It also includes headcount changes, sector taxonomy tags, and a composite early growth score. All fields carry confidence levels for traceability, making the dataset ready for CRM/BI integration.

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Your questions on this segment, answered

How do you ensure data freshness when tracking firms less than two years old?

How do you ensure data freshness when tracking firms less than two years old?

Can sector-specific taxonomy (like CleanTech or AgriTech) be applied to early entrants automatically?

Can sector-specific taxonomy (like CleanTech or AgriTech) be applied to early entrants automatically?

How do you differentiate between companies that are active and those that are dormant “shells”?

How do you differentiate between companies that are active and those that are dormant “shells”?

How does the Early Growth Score combine signals like hiring, age, and digital presence?

How does the Early Growth Score combine signals like hiring, age, and digital presence?

Can early-stage firms with only a few employees still be scored reliably?

Can early-stage firms with only a few employees still be scored reliably?

How do you identify very young companies before they appear in traditional databases?

How do you identify very young companies before they appear in traditional databases?