PermitPulse pulls building permits from public county records every day and sends you the new ones in your trade and territory — every morning.* Live now in Hillsborough County, the City of Tampa, and Pinellas County.
One subscriber per trade per territory. Your feed is never sold to another contractor in your trade — no shared leads like Angi or Thumbtack.
14 days of your actual territory's permit data. No card required. Cancel anytime.
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No portals to check, no spreadsheets to dig through. The permits come to you.
Every day we pull the newest building permits the county has published, straight from public records. Live now: Hillsborough County, the City of Tampa, and Pinellas County — with St. Pete and Clearwater next as their feeds come online.
New permits are sorted by trade — roofing, HVAC, solar, remodeling, pool, electrical — and each permit in your digest carries the property address, permit type, and — where the county publishes it — the project value.
Each morning, your digest lands with the newest permits in your territory — the latest filings the county has published.
This isn't a mockup of fake leads. These are real permits pulled from public Hillsborough County records.
Sample — real permits from county recordsA single project on this list carries a budget many times the cost of a subscription. Your trial shows you the real feed for your territory — not a demo.
Shared leads are a race to the bottom — several contractors chasing the same homeowner, each paying for the privilege. PermitPulse works the opposite way.
Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial of your actual territory's data. No card required, cancel anytime.
For the first 25 subscribers. Your rate is locked while your subscription stays active — it never goes up.
The regular rate once founding spots are gone. Same exclusive feed, same daily digest.
Two months free versus the founding monthly rate. Lock your territory for the full year.
New permits are classified by trade, so your morning digest is built around your kind of work. Coverage today is Hillsborough County, the City of Tampa, and Pinellas County, expanding across Tampa Bay — St. Pete and Clearwater come next as their feeds come online.
Straight answers, no sales pitch.
Public county building-permit records. Every permit in your digest is a real filing — property address, permit type, filing date, and project value where the county publishes it — pulled from the same public records anyone can look up. We just do the looking, every day, so you don't have to.
As fresh as the public record gets. We pull the newest published records every day, and your digest arrives every morning with the latest filings in your trade and territory. When and what a county posts is the county's call, not ours — but nothing sits in a weekly roundup here: if the county has published it, it's in your next digest.
You still get your morning email. On a day when no new permits have been published for your trade and territory, your digest is a short note saying exactly that — so a quiet morning never means we stopped checking. Some trades only see a few permits in a whole week; that's the real pace of filings, not a gap in your coverage. The next permit that posts lands in your next digest. And during your free trial, a day like that doesn't count against you — your trial extends by a day for each such day.
Because we can only deliver what the county has made public. Counties publish permits on their own schedule — typically a few days after a permit is issued — and now and then a county's public feed stalls for days at a stretch, even while the county keeps issuing permits. We watch our sources daily, and when a feed stalls we work to restore coverage from the county's other public records where we can. We can't promise a same-day turnaround on the county's data — nobody honestly can. Late filings aren't lost, though: they show up in your digest once they're public.
Then it's taken — exclusivity is the whole point, and we won't sell your territory to a competitor in your trade. You can join the waitlist for that territory, or claim an adjacent open territory instead.
Yes. Monthly plans cancel anytime with no penalty and no retention call. Annual plans cancel the same way and run to the end of the paid year. The 14-day trial needs no card, so there's nothing to cancel if you decide it's not for you.
Because a lead shared with several other roofers is worth a fraction as much. When you're the only contractor in your trade who gets a permit in your morning digest, nobody else got it from us that morning. Exclusivity is what makes the data worth paying for.
What we sell — not the public record itself. The permits are public county records: the county publishes them for anyone, and other services may offer the same filings. Our promise is about PermitPulse: while you hold a trade and territory here, we won't sell that same trade and territory to another subscriber. One active subscription per slot on our platform — that's the exclusivity, and it's fully in our control.
Real filings, your trade, your territory. If the feed doesn't earn its keep, walk away — no card, no long-term commitment.
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