Florida publishes which restaurants need you.
We send yours every morning
The state inspects, licenses and approves every restaurant in Florida, and publishes all of it. We read those records each weekday and send you the ones your trade can act on, in the state's own words, with a phone number and a link to the report.
14 days free, no card. $149 a month after that if you keep it.
Orange County sample listCentral Florida, September 15 to September 21, 20260000 xxxxxxx xx, Orlando
0000 xxxxxxx xx, Orlando
0000 xxxxxxx xx, Orlando
0000 xxxxxxx xx, Orlando
0000 xxxxxxx xx, Apopka
Real records from the state. Names and numbers are hidden here; your list shows them. Counts cover Orange, Seminole, Osceola, Lake and Volusia.
One feed, routed to your trade
Pest control companies get the pest citations. Hood cleaners get the grease. Everyone gets the restaurants opening, licensing and changing hands in their counties. A restaurant that was just written up has a deadline and a reason to take your call.
Your trade only
Pest control sees live roaches, rodents and flies. Hood cleaning sees grease in the hood, filters and exhaust. No sorting through the rest.
The inspector's words
What the inspector actually wrote, so you know what you're walking into before you call.
A phone number
The number from the restaurant's state license file, on every item.
The state's own report
A link to the full inspection report on the state's site, with the result and the date.
Before the doors open
Restaurants whose construction or remodel plans the state just reviewed. They are choosing vendors now.
Just licensed
Restaurants the state licensed this week, before anyone else is servicing them.
New owners
Restaurants that just changed hands. New owners often replace the old vendors.
A spreadsheet too
Every list is an email you can read on your phone, plus a spreadsheet for the office.
Why the timing matters
Inspection reports are public, but the state's download files leave out what the inspector wrote. Finding every live-roach citation in your county means opening each report by hand. We open every one, every morning, and send you the ones that matter.
A written-up restaurant has a deadline
The inspector comes back to check, and the state can fine a restaurant up to $1,000 per offense or close it. That week, the owner is looking for someone who can fix it.
New restaurants and new owners are choosing vendors
A restaurant that's about to open hasn't picked a pest company yet. Neither has a new owner who inherited the old one.
Five companies per county, at most
We send each county's list to no more than five companies. A restaurant hears from a few good options, not twenty.
One plan, one price
The daily list is $149 a month, 14 days free, no card. Or buy a single county once for $19.
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- A new list every weekday morning
- Live pest citations, openings, new licenses, new owners
- The inspector's words, the phone and the state's report
- Email plus spreadsheet
- Refund within 30 days of your first payment if it isn't worth it
Or just one county, once
$19 one time
Buy the county file- One Florida county, the last 30 days
- Restaurants opening, just licensed and under new owners
- Address, date and the phone number from the state license file
- A spreadsheet, emailed within the hour on a weekday
Questions
Where does this come from?
The Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation publishes every restaurant inspection, new license, construction plan review and ownership change. We collect those records every morning, pull out the ones that matter for your trade, and add the phone number from the state's license file.
Couldn't I look this up myself?
Yes, one restaurant at a time on the state's site. The state's download files don't include what the inspector wrote, so finding every live-roach citation in your county means opening each report by hand. We open every one that matters for your trade, every morning.
Is it legal to use?
These are public records under Florida law. How you contact a restaurant is up to you and the usual rules apply: don't autodial or text cell numbers without consent, and follow the CAN-SPAM Act if you email. The terms spell it out.
What if the restaurant already fixed it?
Some items get fixed during the visit, and the list says so when the inspector noted it. It's still a restaurant that had live pests last week, and that's a good reason to call.
Do you contact the restaurants?
No. We never contact the restaurants, and we don't sell to them.
Which counties?
Central Florida (Orange, Seminole, Osceola, Lake, Volusia, Brevard), Tampa Bay (Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, Manatee, Sarasota), South Florida (Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach), Southwest Florida (Lee, Collier) and Northeast Florida (Duval, St. Johns). Ask for any other Florida county and we will tell you when it is ready. Hood cleaning is sold outside Central Florida only.
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