Every new Florida LLC, UCC filing, and federal tax lien — pulled same-week from official state registries, enriched, scored, and in your inbox Monday morning. Built for funders, ISOs, and B2B sales teams who know stale lists burn dials.
List brokers sell the same record to ten buyers, 30–90 days late. By then the business has funding, a bank, and an insurance agent. Speed isn't a feature — it's the product.
Records come straight from the Florida Division of Corporations' official daily feeds and state UCC registries. Filed this week, delivered Monday.
Every record is industry-classified and lead-scored 1–5. Roofers, restaurants, and truckers on top; holding companies at the bottom where they belong.
Registered agent, principal name, principal address, county — with phone, website, and verified email on enriched tiers. Open, sort, dial.
Founding pricing locks for 6 months and closes at 10 subscribers per list. Then it's gone.
Real filings from this week's state feed. Tampa Bay-heavy. Delivered within 24 hours, no card, no strings.
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Florida records come from the state's official daily download files — the same files the state publishes for the public each workday. If it was filed this week, it's on Monday's list. UCC records are pulled on the same weekly cycle from the FL/NC/TN registries.
A Google Sheet plus CSV/XLSX every Monday morning: filing date, entity name, document number, principal and agent info, county, industry guess, and lead score. Enriched tiers add phone, website, and verified email.
County- or industry-exclusive filters are available as an add-on. If we sell you exclusivity, the filter is built so it's technically true — that record doesn't go to anyone else. Period.
Every record is a government public record, published by statute for public inspection — compiled and formatted for B2B marketing and business due-diligence use. It is not a consumer report and may not be used for consumer credit, employment, or tenant decisions.
Tell us and we replace it, no questions. We compile as-is from official sources and don't claim perfection — we claim speed, and we stand behind fixes.