Meet new businesses before they open their doors.
Every morning, MyPermitLeads emails you the Texas businesses that just filed for a liquor license or a sales tax permit. You reach them during build-out, while they are still choosing a card processor, a POS, an IT provider and an insurance agent.
Card required. Cancel before day 8 and you pay nothing.
- Oct 13, 2026Sales tax permitLINCOLN BAR MIDTOWN · planned first sale Dec 1, 2026
- Oct 23, 2026Liquor license applicationLH
- Oct 23, 2026Liquor license applicationFB
- Oct 23, 2026Liquor license applicationMB
A real lead from the Houston list, from Texas Comptroller and TABC public records, Oct 25, 2026.
New openings found in the last 14 days
As of Oct 25, 2026Storefront businesses only. Online sellers, likely home-based businesses, temporary event permits and PO boxes are removed before anything reaches you.
Public records show a business opening weeks ahead.
A new restaurant, store or salon files with the state before it serves its first customer. We watch those filings every day, match them to the same business, and tell you who is coming.
Liquor license application
Restaurants, bars and stores apply to the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission, often 30 to 90 days before they open.
Sales tax permit
Every Texas business that sells taxable goods registers with the Comptroller, often listing a planned first-sale date.
First sale
The doors open. By then you have already introduced yourself, and you are the vendor they know.
In two weeks of Harris County data, 735 of 1,116 new sales tax permits were online sellers, home-based businesses or non-storefront industries. You never see them.
Built for people who sell to new businesses.
- Merchant services and ISOs
Reach restaurants and retailers before they sign with a processor.
- POS resellers
Restaurants and bars with pending liquor applications, sorted by opening date.
- MSPs and IT providers
Clinics, offices and stores that need networks, phones and managed IT.
- Commercial insurance agents
General and liquor liability conversations while the owner is still setting up.
- Sign shops
New storefronts that need exterior signs before opening day.
- Cleaning and security
Janitorial contracts, alarms and cameras for brand-new locations.
- Opens Dec 1, 2026LINCOLN BAR MIDTOWN217 GRAY ST, HOUSTONRestaurant / bar
- Date not publishedFastlane6002 ANTOINE DR, HoustonGrocery / convenience
- Date not publishedFuzzy's Tacos & Margs233 S MASON, KatyAlcohol (other)
One email every morning. A dashboard when you want more.
- Choose your metros, industries and ZIP codes
- See every filing on a timeline, linked to the public record
- Track each lead as New, Contacted, Won or Not a fit
- Export to CSV for your CRM
What a lead includes: business name, owner, address, industry, stage and filing dates. Phone numbers and emails are not part of the public record, so leads do not include them.
Four Texas metros today.
More metros are added as state and city data allows.
- Dallas-Fort WorthCollin · Dallas · Denton · Tarrant Counties
- HoustonFort Bend · Harris · Montgomery Counties
- AustinTravis · Williamson Counties
- San AntonioBexar County
Pay per metro. Start with 7 days free.
Every plan includes all industries, the daily email and the dashboard.
$2,490 / year
One metro of your choice.
$1,490 / year
Add a territory any time from your account.
$5,990 / year
Houston, Dallas–Fort Worth, Austin and San Antonio.
Your first metro at $199 per month or $1,990 per year for as long as you subscribe. 20 founding spots remain.
Pay annually and get 12 months for the price of 10. Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial. Card required.
See the demoAfter sign-up, choose your metros and monthly or annual billing before checkout.
Questions
Two public Texas sources: license applications filed with the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission, and sales tax permits issued by the Texas Comptroller. Every lead links back to its public record.
Liquor applications update every day. The state publishes sales tax permits about once a week, so some businesses reach you a few days after they file.
A business with a new liquor application or a new sales tax permit at a storefront address. We remove online-only sellers, likely home-based businesses, temporary event permits and PO boxes.
No. The state does not publish them. You get the business name, owner, address, industry and timing, which is enough to walk in, mail or look them up.
Yes. Pick the industries you sell to and the ZIP codes you cover inside each metro. Your email and dashboard only show matching openings.
From your account settings, any time. Cancel during the 7-day trial and you are not charged.
Tomorrow's openings are already in the public record.
Card required. Cancel before day 8 and you pay nothing.