Veridion

Veridion is a Bucharest-based company data provider that builds and maintains a continuously refreshed graph of businesses worldwide. Rather than distributing periodic snapshots, it models each company as a living record: legal registrations, operating locations and corporate hierarchy are linked into a single connected entity, and change signals such as hiring, product launches and certifications are surfaced as they are detected. Every attribute is presented with a traceable path back to its underlying source and reasoning.

The company's pipeline runs in four stages. Stateless crawlers acquire pages from the open and deep web at a stated rate of roughly 1.4 billion pages per month, supplemented by registry ingestion, public data assets and long-tail fallback sources. Unchanged content is filtered against cache; new or changed pages are passed to a language model that converts them into structured company records with name, address and a concise summary. Extracted records are matched against existing entities, with ambiguous cases resolved by a dedicated resolution model before being written to the graph, and records that change materially are fully re-derived. Public figures cited on its site include 693 million companies tracked across 250 countries and territories, 1.3 billion products and services, 173 million physical addresses, 120+ firmographic attributes per entity, and a match rate above 96%.

Veridion positions its data for insurance and risk underwriting, supply chain and supplier discovery, revenue operations, ESG and compliance monitoring, and market intelligence. Historically its extraction covered company names, primary and secondary locations, business activities, contact details, technologies used, revenue and employee estimates, product and service offerings, sustainability information, and industry classifications including NAICS, NACE and SIC.

Founding story

Veridion was founded in 2019. One source names the founders as Florin Tufan, Mihai Vinaga and Sorina Vlasceanu; Florin Tufan serves as CEO and Mihai Vinaga as chief technology officer. The business initially traded as Soleadify, whose first product was an AI-updated business search engine used for sales and marketing.

Business model

Veridion sells data as a service to businesses, delivering company intelligence through APIs — a Complex Search API for discovering businesses by activity, capability, product or service, and a Matching & Enrichment API for appending, deduplicating and refreshing customers' existing company records. Alongside enterprise engagements, the company has released self-service APIs intended to shorten integration time for smaller data-centric software buyers. Caplight classifies the company as B2B with data-as-a-service and usage-based SaaS customer profiles.

Revenue comes from commercial access to its company data through enrichment, matching and search APIs, characterised externally as data-as-a-service with usage-based SaaS pricing. The company reported more than a 3x increase in recurring revenue in 2022 with no client churn.

Traction

Reported metrics include 693 million companies indexed across 250 countries, 1.3 billion products and services, 173 million physical addresses, 400+ sources monitored, and entity growth of 1,284x since 2020. Earlier documentation cited more than 80 million operating entities across 240+ countries updated weekly. At the time of its 2023 raise the company reported over 60 data points on more than 80 million businesses, over 3x recurring revenue growth in 2022 and zero client churn. Caplight lists an employee count of 56 and total funding raised of $7.5 million.

Latest developments

Veridion's site reports 693 million companies tracked across 250 countries with continuous full-graph refresh, roughly 1.4 billion pages crawled per month and approximately 100 million model predictions per day, and describes 2025 as the year it added behavioral signals and 2026 as an intelligence-infrastructure phase. It publishes developer documentation and a match API (POST /match/v6/companies) returning structured firmographics including registered name, address, NAICS classification, company type, business model, employee count, revenue, operational footprint, year founded and match confidence.