Lead generation
Every week, public records name businesses and property owners who are about to buy: a new permit, a bid going out, a contract awarded, a notice to fix something. Our Signal Engine watches those records, matches them to what you sell, and hands you a short list each week of who to call, why it fits and who to ask for. You decide who to contact.
Tomball, TX · serving Houston and businesses across the United States(832) 639-5923
The day-to-day
The build
We decide with you which records point to your kind of job, like a new permit for a contractor or a public bid in your trade, and filter out the rest.
Who it is, what just happened, why it fits you and who to ask for. Short enough to work through, not a spreadsheet of strangers.
Each lead links back to the public record it came from, so you can see it’s real before you pick up the phone.
Bids from public agencies that fit what you do, with the due date and the contact, early enough to put a price together.
The list suggests; you decide. We don’t robocall, mass-text or cold-email anyone in your name.
Tell us which leads went somewhere and which didn’t, and we tune the matching so next week’s list is better than this week’s.
How it goes
A short session on the jobs you want more of, where you work and who signs off on them, so the list only shows what fits.
We pick the public records that point to your kind of buyer and tune the matching until the list is worth your time.
You call the leads that fit, and we keep tuning based on what turns into work.
No surprises
Straight answers
Free public records: building permits, public bids, government contracts and spending, enforcement notices and disaster declarations, from city, state and federal sources. Nothing behind a login, and no personal data bought from brokers.
Businesses whose next customer leaves a public trail: contractors and trades, site and environmental work, engineering and inspection firms, suppliers, and anyone who bids on public work. If yours isn’t one of them, we’ll say so.
The records are public, and calling a business about work it is putting out is ordinary sales. Texting or robocalling people who never asked to hear from you is restricted, so a person makes every contact and nothing is automated in your name. If you’re unsure what applies to you, ask your lawyer; we’re not your lawyer.
We started with the Houston area and Texas, where we know the sources best. If you work somewhere else, ask on the call and we’ll tell you honestly what’s available there.
More on privacy, access, NDAs and BAAs (agreements to keep your information confidential): how we handle your data.
Who it's for
Let's get started
Thirty minutes on the phone and you'll know the one thing worth fixing first — and what it's worth to fix it. No pitch, no jargon, whether we end up working together or not.
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