Each week we read the state’s own contractor-license files, pull out the businesses that were licensed in the last few days, and send you a clean, ready-to-work list: real names, counties, mailing addresses, phone numbers where the state has them, and a license number you can verify yourself in about ten seconds. Five TDLR trades, led by electricians and A/C. They just opened their doors — and no one has offered them a bond, workers’ comp, or the rest of the coverage they’ll need yet. You get to be first.
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Every new contractor business we detect across five TDLR trades. Flat price, no per-lead charges, no contract. Your whole agency works the same file.
Auto-credit: any weekly issue under 30 new businesses is credited automatically.
Start free → Subscribe $99/mo →Locked for 12 months. Same full statewide feed. When the 20 seats are gone, they're gone.
Claim a founding seat → Lock $79/mo →Work the real feed for two weeks before paying anything. If it doesn't put you first on the phone, walk away. We'll also send the current sample immediately: 25 Texas contractors licensed in the last 14 days, with counties, mailing addresses, and TDLR license numbers you can verify on the state site before you ever pay us a dollar.
$99/month for the full Texas statewide feed — typically 40–70 new contractor businesses per week, about 200 a month. Flat price, no per-lead charges, no contract. Multi-agency networks and clusters need a multi-seat license — a single agency never does.
Yes — month-to-month, cancel in one click, keep every CSV you've received. Any weekly issue under 30 new businesses is credited automatically.
Directly from TDLR's published statewide license files — the primary source, not a compiled or resold list. Texas doesn't publish an issue date, so we derive the issue week (expiration − 1 year, cross-checked against sequential license numbers; from week two, confirmed by first appearance in the weekly diff). Honest caveat: a small share of rows can be reinstated rather than first-time licenses — we flag those rather than hide them. Every row includes its license number so you can verify it on the TDLR lookup yourself.
Every Monday morning by email with a CSV attached. Clean, consistent columns — imports into EZLynx, HawkSoft, AgencyZoom, or any dialer/CRM without reformatting.
No — and that's a feature. FreshLicense Feed is fully automated software analysis of the state's primary-source files. That's exactly why it's days faster than list brokers, covers every license in the file rather than a sampled subset, costs $99 instead of thousands, and cites a verifiable license number on every row. No humans touch the data, and we won't pretend otherwise.
Every CSV includes county and license-type columns — filter to your territory in seconds in Excel or your CRM. Pre-filtered metro editions and a Florida feed are on the roadmap; we don't sell what we haven't validated.
