Comparison · Updated August 2026
Bizzy vs Companyweb: prospecting or credit data?
Two of Belgium's best-known B2B data tools, built for different jobs. Here's the honest breakdown of what each does well and where the overlap ends.
Bizzy
Prospecting-first
Best for: financial advisors looking for new Belgian prospects, modern filtering, per-company URLs, quick lookups.
Not for: credit risk assessment, KYC compliance, payment behaviour analysis.
Companyweb
Credit-first
Best for: finance teams doing credit checks, KYC compliance, trade payment analysis, accounts receivable decisions.
Not for: outbound sales prospecting, ICP-scored prospect lists, peer benchmarking for sales outreach.
Or consider Prospexi
Purpose-built for sales prospecting with data depth Bizzy doesn't reach
Prospexi takes Bizzy's modern prospecting angle and adds the data depth you'd expect from a Companyweb. NBB financial signals, Staatsblad company events, Flemish subsidies, public procurement wins, all synthesized into a single per-company ICP score. Sales teams get one tool; finance keeps Companyweb. Companies in bankruptcy, dissolution or judicial reorganisation drop off the Prospexi list automatically, because the Belgian Official Gazette is read every working day. Prospexi does not hand you another database to search: it ranks all 1.18 million Belgian companies against your mandate and says per company why it sits where it does, weighing acquisition signals a credit score never shows, such as capital increases, board changes and a profit sliding at an otherwise healthy company.
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From 1,179,575 Belgian companies, Prospexi surfaces the ones that match your mandate, with the reasoning attached.
Frequently asked
Bizzy or Companyweb for Belgian B2B?
Depends on the job. Bizzy is prospecting-focused: search-and-filter modern UX for finding new companies to sell to. Companyweb is credit-focused: financial reliability, payment behaviour, and KYC data for accounts receivable and risk decisions. Sales teams typically want Bizzy; finance teams typically want Companyweb.
Do they use the same data?
Both draw from KBO / BCE and NBB annual accounts. Companyweb adds trade payment behaviour, credit event alerts, and international credit data. Bizzy focuses on the prospecting layer with modern filtering.
Which is cheaper?
Both are tier-based subscription tools. Companyweb's pricing scales with report volume; Bizzy's scales with team seats and usage. Actual cost depends heavily on use case. For pure sales prospecting, Prospexi's flat €349-€799/month with unlimited seats is materially cheaper than either.