Why these leads are different.
Not because the data is secret — it's public record. Because of what it becomes by the time it reaches you.
The signal starts at the filing, not the bid board
Every job leaves a paper trail long before anyone asks for bids — planning applications, tract maps, plan checks, permits. For GCs, that means projects surface at the entitlement stage, while there's still a builder to choose. For subs, it means a permit lands in your trade feed as the jurisdiction publishes it — so the first call the GC gets is yours.
One feed instead of 572 portals
The data lives scattered across every city's own portal, each with its own login, its own search, its own formats. Nobody has time to work that — so nobody does, and the work goes to whoever heard first some other way. Your feed replaces the portal-hopping:431 cities, 49 counties, matched to your trade, territory, and value band.
The person, from the record
The parties on a filing — owner, GC, architect, engineer — are the people who actually run the job, and they're on the public record. We resolve them across62,924 firms so you can go from an address to the firm behind it. No directory profiles, no "last updated 2019."
And you can check all of it
Every record links to its source jurisdiction with a dated status history. Every number on this site is one a customer can verify by logging in. Thecoverage page lists every jurisdiction — with a diligence layer showing per-source freshness, stale dates included — because "trust us" isn't a data product. Receipts are.
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