Live feed · NYC, Chicago & Seattle health inspections
Every failed health inspection is a customer who needs you today.
Every failed inspection in NYC, Chicago, and Seattle becomes a scored lead within 24 hours. Call inside 5 minutes and you're 21× more likely to qualify the lead. Most companies take days.
No contract, ever · cancel anytime · verified government records, no form fills
A failed inspection is a kitchen that needs help this week.
- Official public records
- Max 3 buyers per lead
- No contract
- Cancel anytime
Speed is the whole game
Two decades of lead-response research says the same thing: the first call wins. We alert you the day the city publishes.
21×
more likely to qualify a lead when you call within 5 minutes instead of 30.
MIT / InsideSales.com Lead Response Study
60×
more likely to qualify calling within the hour vs. waiting a day. Most companies wait days.
Harvard Business Review, 2,241-company audit
$3,000+
what one recurring restaurant pest account is worth per year. Cleaning contracts run far higher.
2026 commercial pricing surveys
Sources: MIT / InsideSales.com Lead Response Management Study · HBR, “The Short Life of Online Sales Leads” (2011) · 2026 commercial pest & cleaning pricing guides
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Chicago
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Seattle / King County
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Added this week
How it works in your trade
Mike, Dana, and Ray aren't real customers (yet) — but the citations are exactly what lands on the board every morning.
Meet Mike. Pest control, Queens. Two trucks, no salesman.
The lead · Queens, NYC
Our customer · Pest control
- 7:12 amRat citation posts six blocks away.
- 7:14 amMike’s phone buzzes. Urgency: 95.
- By lunchHe’s on-site, quoting the job.
Built for your trade
Subscriptions cover every category on the board. These are the three where inspection-driven work closes fastest.
Not another lead marketplace
Shared-lead platforms sell the same form fill to as many as 8 contractors. Industry benchmarks put those shared leads at a 5–12% close rate, versus 20–35% when the lead is yours alone. We built for the second number.
A government record, not a form fill
A real business, a documented violation, a deadline, an address, published by the city itself. Zero fake leads, by construction. Marketplaces can't say that.
Max 3 buyers, or just you
Each lead is sold to at most 3 companies, or exclusively to one. Exclusive leads close at 20–35% in 2026 benchmarks; shared marketplace leads close at 5–12%. Fewer rivals, more contracts.
No annual contracts
Buy credits one lead at a time, or go month-to-month. Cancel whenever. If the leads don't convert, you owe us nothing more.
Close-rate benchmarks: PeakIntent, Shared vs Exclusive Leads (2026)
How it works
A restaurant fails inspection
Every failed health inspection in NYC, Chicago, and Seattle / King County becomes an official public record: violations, scores, closures.
We score and categorize it
Within 24 hours each failure becomes a lead, tagged by service (pest control, commercial cleaning, refrigeration & temperature, equipment & plumbing, food safety & training), with a 0–100 urgency score and a re-inspection countdown.
You call first
Unlock the lead for the business name, address, and phone while the owner is scrambling to fix violations before the re-inspection, and before anyone else knows the record exists.
On the board right now
Business names and contact details unlock after sign-up.
Simple pricing, no lock-in
One closed pest account is worth ~$3,000 a year, recurring. A single win covers your subscription. Everything after that is margin.
Straight answers
The questions owners actually ask before signing up.
Is this like Angi or HomeAdvisor?
How fresh are the leads?
What exactly do I get when I unlock a lead?
Are the records guaranteed accurate?
Can I cancel?
Somewhere in your city, a kitchen just failed inspection.
Be on the board before your competitors wake up.
Takes 60 seconds · no contract, ever · cancel anytime