New building permits are tomorrow's jobs. We send them to the trades that aren't on the project yet.
Every day, homeowners file permits with the city — each one a public signal that real work is about to happen. But a permit only covers the job it names. Around it sits more work the owner still has to hire out: a new pool, for instance, still needs a barrier fence to pass inspection — plus landscaping, irrigation and weekly service once it's built. Stamped Leads reads every new permit, works out which trades each project still needs, and delivers the project to them while there's still time to win the work.
Leads are newly issued building permits — projects about to start, not completed jobs. All data is public record from the city's own permit feed.
Austin, by the numbers Live
Austin · last 30 days (Oct 6 – Nov 4, 2026). Counts are project-level: child permits grouped and deduplicated, so one project counts once.
How it works
From city paperwork to your inbox in three steps
The city issues a permit
A homeowner or builder files and gets approval — a pool, a foundation repair, a sewer line, a new home. That permit is public record, published in the city's open-data feed.
We turn permits into projects
One project can spawn three or four child permits. We group them back into the single real project, classify what kind of work it is, and work out which trades it still needs.
You get the projects you're missing from
You receive the address, what's being built, and when the permit was issued — while there's still time to win the work. No completed jobs, no stale lists.
The who's-missing idea
The permit names who's on the job. We find who isn't.
Take a new pool. The permit names the pool builder — they're already on the project. But a pool can't pass final inspection without a barrier, and the pool builder almost never installs it. That fence job — typically a few thousand dollars — is unclaimed the day the permit issues. The same pattern repeats everywhere: a foundation repair that needs a drain plumber, a new home that needs irrigation, lighting and a final clean. Stamped Leads exists to hand those unclaimed jobs to the trades that do them.
Pricing
Three tiers. No contracts. Cancel anytime.
The weekly digest for one trade.
- Weekly digest of new projects in your trade
- Leads about 4 days old
- One trade, one metro
- Project-level — duplicates removed
Fresh leads, every trade in your cluster.
- Leads delivered at 24 hours old
- All trades in your cluster, not just one
- Project-deduped — child permits grouped
- Full project details and address
First look, in your territory, before anyone.
- Instant delivery the moment a permit issues
- A 24-hour exclusive window — only you see it
- Per trade × territory (limited seats)
- Everything in Pro included
One fence job pays for about two years of Exclusive. One foundation job pays for years of Pro. The math is not subtle — that's the point.
Where we operate
Austin is live. More metros are being built.
We're opening metros one at a time, and waitlist order helps decide which one launches next. Join a waitlist and you'll be first to know when your city's feed goes live.
FAQ
Fair questions
What exactly do I get?
A list of real projects in your metro, matched to your trade: the property address, what kind of project it is (new pool, foundation repair, sewer replacement, new home…), a short description of the work, and the date the permit was issued. Child permits are grouped, so each project appears once — not three or four times.
How fresh are the leads?
It depends on your tier. Exclusive subscribers get projects the moment they're spotted in the city's feed, with a 24-hour window before anyone else sees them. Pro gets them at 24 hours. Starter gets a weekly digest of projects about 4 days old. Remember: these are newly issued permits — projects about to start, not completed jobs — so even a few days old is early in the project's life.
Where does the data come from?
Your city's own building-permit records, published as public open data. We read the city's permit feed, group child permits into real projects (in Austin's last 90 days, 14,963 permits resolved to 8,834 projects), classify them by trade, and deliver them. No scraped personal data, no purchased lists.
Is this legal? It's public record, right?
Yes. Building permits are public records — anyone can walk into city hall or open the city's data portal and read them. We do the reading, grouping and sorting at scale so you don't have to. We pass along the project facts exactly as filed: address, work type, description, issue date.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. No contracts, no cancellation fees, no retention scripts. Cancel and the subscription simply stops at the end of the period you've paid for.
Do you sell my information?
No. Your business details are used to run your subscription and nothing else. We sell permit data to subscribers; we don't sell subscribers to anyone.
Contact
Questions? Talk to a human inbox.
Email is the fastest way to reach us — for Austin subscriptions use the signup form on the Austin page, and for anything else just write to us.