Hoxton Mix and Made Simple are the default routes for cheap UK registered office addresses. If you're a formation partner referring clients to them, you're losing the recurring-revenue layer that should be sitting underneath your formation product. AddressSnap fixes that.
| Capability | External vendor | AddressSnap (ATTOH) |
|---|---|---|
| Registered office address | Yes (London) | Yes (decision support + partner branding) |
| Mail scanning + forwarding | Yes | Yes (legal-post escalation gate) |
| White-label / partner branding | No | Yes via ?brand and ?source URL params |
| Bundled with formation | Separate vendor — partner stacks subscriptions | Yes — formation + address combo |
| Routes into Monthly Care subscription | No — Hoxton owns the renewal | Yes — auto routes to ATTOH Monthly Care |
| Embed on partner site | No | One iframe, full attribution |
| Pricing model | £9.99-49.99/mo | Pricing at launch |
| Partner economics | External vendor renewal cycle | Partner keeps the recurring margin |
When Hoxton Mix or Made Simple owns the registered-office relationship, they renew the customer every year — your formation business sees the customer once. AddressSnap keeps the renewal cycle on your side, branded as your service, fulfilled by ATTOH.
AddressSnap routes high-sensitivity post (HMRC, court documents, regulator letters) through a human-approval gate before client notification. The same handling Hoxton offers, but governed by the wider Snap suite spine.
Run AddressSnap alongside FormSnap (formation), HRSnap (when the company hires) and ReceiptSnap (when the bookkeeping starts). The Wave 2 partner-replacement layer lets one partner serve a founder for years instead of one transaction.
Yes. Mail scan, forward and legal-post escalation are part of the recommended tier (decision support; physical mail handling is fulfilled through a partner network with appropriate compliance gates).
If your firm controls a registered-office building, AddressSnap can carry your branding while showing your address. Talk to ATTOH about the partner setup.
AddressSnap is priced as a Snap-attachment package — pricing confirmed at launch; partner sets the retail price. Per-client economics depend on how many clients ride the address service. For high-volume partners, the spread is materially better than per-client Hoxton fees.
Run AddressSnap to see what intent looks like under your brand, or talk to ATTOH about partner setup.