UK & GDPR

Website visitor identification for UK businesses

See the companies visiting your site, billed in GBP, ICO-registered, and designed around UK GDPR.

The short version

Warm AI is a UK-built website visitor identification platform. It shows you the companies — and, where permitted, the people — visiting your website, queries multiple data providers at once for broader coverage, bills in GBP, and is built around UK GDPR with company-level-first identification. WARMAI LIMITED is registered with the UK ICO.

Why UK businesses need a UK-built option

Most visitor identification tools are US-first — built for a market with fewer restrictions on person-level data, priced in dollars, and not designed around UK GDPR or PECR.

For a UK business, that can mean a tool that doesn't fit how you're allowed to operate, in a currency that complicates expensing. Warm AI is built in the UK, for UK and EU traffic first.

How identification works for UK traffic

UK and EU visitors are identified at company level first — matching the visit to a business — with decision-maker contacts enriched only through compliant data partners and only where legally permitted.

Built around UK rules

ICO-registered

WARMAI LIMITED is registered with the UK Information Commissioner's Office, registration ZC135250.

Company-level-first for UK/EU

UK and EU visits are matched to a business first, with person-level enrichment only where legally permitted.

Consent-aware tracker

Choose your posture — the default tracker minimises reliance on consent, with a consent-gated option available.

Read the cookie-consent guide

This is general information about how Warm AI operates, not legal advice — consult your DPO for your specific situation.

GBP pricing, no contracts

Plans from £89/month with a 7-day free trial (100 IDs), month-to-month, billed in GBP.

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Learn more about UK visitor identification and GDPR

Frequently asked questions

Company-level identification is generally lawful under UK GDPR when operated correctly, with legitimate interest as the usual lawful basis. See our full guide. Read the full guide

See who's visiting — built for UK businesses