01 · SOURCE
Public filings arrive
Texas liquor-license applications are refreshed daily. Sales tax permit records are published by the Comptroller on a slower cadence, generally about weekly.
How it works · Texas public records
Get there before the doors open.
MyPermitLeads turns early storefront filings into a daily, focused list for B2B vendors—not a directory of established businesses.
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The signal-to-outreach path
A filing can put you in the conversation earlier.
02 · MATCH
Storefront signals are organized
Records are matched to businesses and filtered to focus on storefront openings. The public record remains the source of truth.
03 · REACH
Your list arrives each morning
Choose metros, industries and ZIP codes. Review the daily email or open the dashboard to see filing timelines and source links.
What a lead includes
Enough context for a relevant introduction.
- Business name and owner, when available
- Storefront address and industry
- Opening stage and public filing dates
- A link to the source record
- Phone numbers and email addresses are not included because they are not part of these public records.
Four Texas metros
Pick the territory you work.
Choose metros, industries and ZIP codes during setup. The county list and recent activity for each metro are published on its coverage page.
Simple metro pricing
Choose the territory you sell.
Every plan includes all industries, a daily email and dashboard. Pick metros, industries and ZIP codes that fit your sales territory.
First metro
$249 / per month
Each additional metro
$149 / per month
All four Texas metros
$599 / per month
Annual: $2,490 for the first metro, $1,490 for each additional metro, or $5,990 for all four. Founding first-metro rate: $199/month or $1,990/year for the first 20 subscribers. Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial; card required.
FAQ
How the data works
Where does the data come from?
Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission license applications and Texas Comptroller sales tax permits. Each lead links back to its public record.
How fresh is the data?
Liquor applications update daily. The state publishes sales tax permit records about once a week, so some businesses may reach you a few days after filing.
What counts as an opening?
A business with a new liquor application or sales tax permit at a storefront address. Online-only sellers, likely home-based businesses, temporary event permits and PO boxes are filtered out.
Do leads include phone numbers or emails?
No. The state does not publish them in these records. You get business, owner when available, address, industry and timing.
Can I narrow the list to my industries and ZIP codes?
Yes. Pick industries and ZIP codes inside each selected metro. Your email and dashboard show matching openings.
How do I cancel?
Cancel from account settings at any time. Cancel during the 7-day trial and you are not charged.
Texas public-record alerts
Meet the next storefront before it opens.
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