Know who is about to build.
We read city permit feeds and council land-use agendas every morning, score every filing for buying intent, and hand your team a ranked list. The record is public the day it is filed. Most of your competitors will see it in two weeks.
Free, no account. Live city data, about ten seconds.
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Everything upstream of the permit everyone else buys.
Land-use hearings
A rezoning or variance on next month's agenda. The owner has committed money and time to a project that does not exist yet, and no contractor has been anywhere near them.
Pre-permit decisions
Entitlement granted. The project is real, the scope is public, and the permit that everyone else waits for is still a filing away.
Fresh permits
Read the morning the city posts them. By the time a permit reaches an aggregator's twice-monthly refresh, the homeowner has already taken three calls.
The obvious record is the contested one.
A solar permit means the homeowner already signed with someone. You are not early, you are last. A roofing permit with no array on record means the roof is sound, the money is moving, and no installer has been near it.
The precursor pool is roughly six times the size of the pool everyone is fighting over, and nobody is selling it to you because nobody is looking.
A ranked list, with the reason attached.
Not a row in a CSV. The parcel, the score, why it scored, and the next step, written for the person making the call.
Rezoning hearing scheduled
Public hearing scheduled to rezone three contiguous parcels from office and limited commercial to general commercial services with conditional overlay, unlocking significantly higher development potential.
Your definition of a good lead, not ours.
Solar installers
DetailHomes about to electrify, panels, storage, service capacity, EV.
The lead worth calling: A roof replaced in the last 18 months with no solar on record, or a panel upgrade that just opened up service capacity.
Real estate
DetailOwners investing before a listing, and land moving toward development.
The lead worth calling: A major remodel or ADU permit, renovation reliably precedes a listing, or a rezoning decision that just changed what a parcel is worth.
Roofing contractors
DetailEnvelope work already budgeted, and the jobs that force it.
The lead worth calling: A storm-damaged or failing roof with a permit already filed, or a solar permit on a roof old enough to need replacing first.
HVAC & electrification
DetailHeat pumps, replacements, and the panel capacity that unlocks them.
The lead worth calling: A service upgrade or major remodel with no mechanical work on record, the capacity is there and the system has not been touched.
Name a territory
Your segments and your ZIPs. A new geography backfills thirty days, then tracks daily.
Rules filter, Claude judges
A deterministic pass drops the firehose. Only what survives reaches the model, so cost tracks value instead of volume.
Work a ranked feed
Sorted by heat, each lead carrying the reason it scored and the next step, written for the person making the call.
See what is filed in your ZIP.
Live city data, addresses masked to the block. No account, about ten seconds.