Search Bay Area permit activity by trade and territory, review source records, and find the contractors behind the work.
A permit means a real, funded job with a named contractor, and the first sub to call usually gets the look. Most subs never see it because it’s buried in a city portal.
Permit data trickles out of city portals days or weeks late. By then the trades are bought out.
There are permits filed in your cities today. You just don't know which GC pulled them, or their number.
GCs are always looking for 2nd and 3rd bids from subs. They want you to call - you just need to find them.
From city portal to your phone overnight. Four steps, all automatic.
Scheduled collection pulls from available municipal datasets and permit portals. Coverage and update times vary by jurisdiction.
We attach the contractor of record, their phone and email, the job value, and where it sits on the map.
Leads are scored for your trades and marked New, Hot or Warm by how much runway is left to get on the job.
Call the GC while the job is still being staffed. One-tap dial from your phone, then track the outcome.
Everything subs need to find GCs and win more work.
Every active permit in your cities on one map, color-coded by how fresh it is.
See which contractors pull the most permits in your area, with their history and contact info.
Contractor phone, email and license from the permit record, verified against the CSLB.
New permits land in your list the morning after the city posts them.
Pick your trades and territory once. Everything is filtered and scored for you.
Export the day's leads with numbers as a CSV and work the list from the truck.
If you call GCs to bid on projects, this is for you.
We’re working out pricing with our first users, by trade and territory, so it reflects what a lead is actually worth to you. Beta users lock in a founding rate.
One job from a GC you would never have heard about should cover the year. If it doesn’t, we want to know.
Public permit records with source links, quality checks, and visible collection status.
Scheduled collection brings together permit filings and available updates from city systems. Coverage and source availability vary.
Source-reported contractors, owners, and design professionals. Phone, email, and license information are shown when available.
Automated checks flag location, classification, and valuation issues. Source records remain available so you can assess the evidence.
Check coverage in your service area before relying on a search with no results. Some cities publish through a county permitting office.
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Bay Area cities with records
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