How to use Fake Company Generator
- Choose the number of companies and the registration country.
- Select a locale to add an Arabic or Hindi trading name.
- Pick the output format and press Generate.
- Copy or download the dataset.
Fake Company Generator features
- Company id, trading and legal names, localised name for Arabic/Hindi, industry and status
- Country-shaped registration and VAT numbers (Saudi CR/VAT, UAE TRN, UK Companies House, German HRB, French SIREN, Indian CIN/GSTIN, US EIN…)
- Reserved example.* domains with website and contact email
- Landline phone in the country plan and a formatted address
- Employee count, founding year, currency and annual revenue
- Seedable; JSON, CSV, SQL, XML, JSON Lines or table output
Fake Company Generator example
Saudi company
Input:
Companies: 1 · Country: SA · Locale: ArabicOutput:
{
"companyId": "ORG-00001",
"name": "Orbit Ventures",
"legalName": "Orbit Ventures LLC",
"localName": "مجموعة الجزيرة للتقنية",
"registrationNumber": "4059794352",
"registrationType": "Commercial Registration (CR)",
"vatNumber": "350460807761613",
"domain": "orbitventures.example.org",
"phone": "+966119762532",
"city": "Khobar"
}Frequently asked questions about Fake Company Generator
What registration formats are produced?
Saudi 10-digit CR and 15-digit VAT numbers (starting and ending in 3), UAE trade licence and TRN, UK Companies House and GB VAT, German HRB and USt-IdNr, French SIREN/TVA, Indian CIN and GSTIN, US EIN and more — all random but correctly shaped.
Do the companies exist?
No. Names are assembled from generic word lists and domains use reserved example.* names, so nothing points to a real organisation.
What does the Arabic or Hindi locale change?
A localised trading name is added (e.g. شركة الأفق للتقنية) alongside the Latin legal name, so you can test bilingual company directories.
What other fields does each company record include?
Besides the legal and local names, registration and VAT numbers: an industry, a reserved example.* domain with website and info/sales/support/hello mailbox, a landline in E.164 format, a formatted address and city, headcount, founding year (1975–2023), currency and status (mostly active, some dormant or in-liquidation). Annual revenue is derived from headcount, so the figures stay plausible for reports and filters.