Guides
How to verify a DeepSearch result using its sources
Check a DeepSearch claim against its linked source, confirm the subject and date, test independent corroboration, and record a verdict.
Which DeepSearch lookup type should you use?
Choose between name, username, email, phone, image, photo-location, company, VIN, and research modes without overclaiming.
People often ask
How do I search for a Canadian business?
Enter the business name or domain and add a city, province or territory. Compare its website and public sources, then verify formal details with the relevant registry.
Is this the federal corporation search?
No. DeepSearch is a public-web research tool. Federal, provincial and territorial registries have different coverage; check the appropriate official service for a registered business.
Does it validate a business number or provide a credit score?
No. Researching public information does not validate a CRA business number, confirm tax status or provide a credit bureau's assessment.
Is business search free?
Running a search requires paid access and uses your plan allowance. Public explanations and examples are free to read. Examples illustrate the method; they are not completed searches or customer results.
What if a business is absent from one registry?
Check which jurisdiction and entity types the registry covers, and distinguish an operating name from a registered name. Absence from one source alone does not establish that a business does not exist.
