Charity Accounts Intel is a UK-focused research and information service that analyses charity accounts filed with the Charity Commission for England and Wales. It extracts and presents details often buried in accounts, including executive pay, reserves compared with stated policy, going-concern concerns, trustee payments, and grants awarded by funders. Its searchable resources include findings hubs, an A–Z directory of analysed charities, a funder finder with extracted grant histories, auditor comparisons, inspection ratings, and information about Scottish charities.

Users can search by charity name or registration number, explore recent analyses, review funder records, and browse benchmarks, causes, deadlines, contracts, and property-related information. The site reports having analysed 129,598 accounts and compiled 427,002 grant records, drawing on filings and related data for registered charities. Findings are produced through automated analysis, with each result accompanied by the relevant verbatim passage and financial year so readers can check the source.

Charity Accounts Intel is intended to make charity disclosures easier to understand; it cautions that its findings do not allege wrongdoing and encourages users to consult original filings