New businesses in your county, in your inbox every Monday.
We read Connecticut’s public records for new offices, restaurants, clinics and commercial property buyers, screen out the home-based filings, and send cleaners and landscapers the ones worth calling.
What lands in your inbox
Real leads from the Nov 9 list. Names and contact details are hidden here and included in your email when the state has them.
How it works
We read the new filings
New business registrations, state licenses, child care centers and commercial property sales from Connecticut’s public records.
We check every address
Each one is matched against town property records. Homes, apartments and virtual offices are dropped.
You get the best fits on Monday
Up to 15 leads ranked for your trade, with site details, the contact details on file and a link to the public record.
Most new filings will never hire you
Here is how the 60 days before Nov 9 came out.
| New Connecticut business registrations reviewed | 9,599 |
| In industries that rarely buy these services | −3,865 |
| No Connecticut street address | −1,036 |
| Home or apartment address | −2,522 |
| Registered-agent or virtual office | −381 |
| Address could not be confirmed | −888 |
| Registrations that made the list | 907 |
| New state licenses, child care centers and commercial property sales, after merging duplicates | +557 |
| Leads, ranked separately for each trade | 1,464 |
Try it free first
Tell us your trade and county and we’ll email you three recent leads. No card needed.
What you get
- A Monday email with up to 15 new leads, best fit first
- Why each one made the list, with building or lot size from town records
- The owner’s name, email or phone when state filings include them
- The property owner’s name on landscaping leads, since owners usually buy grounds work
- A link to the public record behind each lead
- A limit of 20 subscribers per trade in each county, because everyone on the list sees the same leads
Questions
- Are these people asking for quotes?
- No. They are businesses and property buyers that just appeared in public records. You make the first contact, and we can’t promise any lead becomes a contract.
- Do other companies get the same leads?
- Yes, up to 20 subscribers per trade in a county. The limit keeps a new dental office from hearing from 50 cleaners.
- How accurate are the contact details?
- They come straight from state filings. Some leads have no phone or email, and we don’t test addresses by sending a message.
- Which areas do you cover?
- Hartford, Fairfield, New Haven and Litchfield counties for now. Litchfield is quieter, so expect fewer leads there each week.
- Is this connected to the State of Connecticut?
- No. We use records the state publishes, and the state does not endorse this service.
- How do I cancel?
- From the subscription page at any time, or by replying to any Monday email. You keep access until the end of the month you paid for.