How this works

A lead is a real business that a city health inspector just cited. A restaurant with roaches. A kitchen with a dirty hood. A walk-in cooler running warm.

We track official inspection records across NYC, Chicago, and Seattle. When a citation matches your trade, it shows up on your board as a card. These are verified public records, published the same day we see them.

That business has a problem it's required to fix. You fix that kind of problem. That's the whole idea.

Unlocking a lead costs 1 credit. A credit is $49, and new accounts start with 10 free credits, so your first 10 are on us.

When you unlock, you get the business name, the street address, and the phone number when it's on record. Before that, the card shows everything except who it is: the violations, the urgency score, and the neighborhood.

Each lead is sold to at most 3 buyers, and we show you how many spots are taken right on the card. You're never one of fifty people calling.

It's a 0 to 100 number that answers one question: how badly does this business need help right now?

A fresh inspection, critical violations, repeat failures, and a closure order all push the score up. An older citation with one minor violation sits lower.

Simple rule: start your calls at the top of the board and work down.

After a failed inspection, the city comes back to check the problem got fixed. The window is our estimate of when that happens.

Until then, the owner is under real pressure. Fail again and it can mean fines, a worse grade, or closure. That's why a lead inside its window is worth a call today, not next month.

The dates are estimates from public schedules, not a promise. But the pressure is real either way.

No. Nobody filled out a form. This is a cold call based on a public record, and you should treat it that way.

The good news: you're not selling something they might want. You're offering to fix a problem the city says they have to fix. Here's a 3-line opener you can read word for word:

Be straight about where you saw it. It's public. Most owners respect that you did your homework.

"Hi, this is [your name] with [your company]."

"I saw the city cited you for [the issue]. It's public record, and it has to be fixed before they come back."

"That's exactly what we do. Want me to come take a look this week?"

Go to Alerts & account and turn on alerts. Pick your city, your trade, and a minimum urgency score.

When a new lead matches, we send you an email or a text right away. That's it. You can change or turn it off any time under Alerts & account.

Two ways to pay. Buy credits one at a time ($49 each) or in a pack of 5 for $199. Or go Pro: a monthly plan for your city with 30 unlocks a month.

No contract. Cancel anytime from Alerts & account and you won't be billed again. Credits you've already bought stay on your account.

Something looks wrong on a charge? Email support@coderedleads.com and a human will sort it out.

Official public inspection records from the cities themselves. We check them daily and publish matching leads the same day we see them.

Inspection outcomes can change on re-inspection or appeal, so the official record is always the final word. We're not affiliated with any city or health department.