Strategic partnerships Full Fact shows a history of collaborating with other organizations (Fawcett Society, Pregnant Then Screwed, CCDH, Jo Cox Foundation) to combat online harms and misinformation. This suggests strong potential for co-branded campaigns or joint initiatives with civil society groups, health organizations, and education-focused NGOs.

Policy and safety focus As an independent fact checking charity focused on verifying claims by politicians, media, and pressure groups, there is a clear demand for tools, training, and advisory services to support credible communications, media literacy programs, and misinformation prevention—areas ripe for service offerings to government bodies, schools, and media outlets.

Digital tooling The tech stack includes Google Workspace, advertising and tagging tools, and automated fact-checking initiatives. This indicates opportunities to offer data workflow enhancements, enterprise collaboration services, and advanced analytics or AI-assisted fact-checking solutions tailored for nonprofits and civic organizations.

Growth through leadership Recent leadership change with a new CEO joining in late 2023 signals potential strategic pivots or expansion plans. Prospects for executive-level partnerships, strategic funding discussions, or consulting engagements aligned with growth goals could be advantageous.

Funding and scale opportunity Revenue is under one million with external funding of around two million, and Atracted by collaboration, grants, and tech development (AFC tools). This positions Full Fact as a target for grant-funded programs, sponsorships, and technology licensing or development partnerships to scale impact.