Austin commercial permit signals, built around your next move

See the project. Know your next move.

A public filing can tell you where work is taking shape. Search recent Austin commercial permits by trade keywords, inspect the public record, and decide whether a project deserves a call.

Choose your workflow See an example

The project cards below are examples. Search current Austin permits above.

Find the fittrade and Austin context
Check the factsstage, source, and missing fields
Make the movequalify, contact, follow up
Permit Pipeline HQ / sample dashboard ◌  ▣
PP / HQ
◉   Opportunities
▥   Pipeline
⌁   Territories
◇   Accounts
SAMPLE AREA · ELECTRICAL

Projects worth a look

Sample view
Early signalsCommercialNo subtrade on record
Planning signal · exampleNew

Warehouse expansion

Commercial project · general contractor on record

Electrical scope may be upcomingReview signal →
Permit filed · example2 days

Retail interior renovation

Tenant improvement · contractor shown where published

Fit: commercial electricalSave to pipeline →
Development review · example4 days

Mixed-use site plan

Earlier-stage project · decision maker needs verification

Fit: multiple tradesView record →
Built around the project lifecycle✓ Public source links✓ Trade-specific matching✓ Timing and contact context✓ Repeat searches
One platform · four buyer workflows

The useful signal depends
on the work you sell.

A supplier checking an account needs a different answer from a roll-off operator watching a jobsite start. Choose the page built around your team’s next decision.

01 / ELECTRICAL

Electrical contractors

Find commercial builds and renovations worth checking, then ask the GC whether electrical scope is still open.

Explore electrical workflow →02 / JOBSITE SERVICES

Roll-off & site services

Watch demolition, renovation, and new-build signals to time a call before site setup is complete.

Explore site-service workflow →03 / SPECIALTY TRADES

Painters & trade crews

Turn relevant project descriptions into a call list, with scope and award status left to verify.

Explore trade workflow →04 / SUPPLIERS

Building suppliers

Spot builder activity in your territory and give the account rep a reason for the next check-in.

Explore supplier workflow →
See it by trade

What would your team do next?

Choose a team to see how a project signal becomes a next sales step. Sample cards do not represent current projects or open bids.

SAMPLE PROJECT CARDElectrical

A project appears. Is the electrical work still open?

Surface commercial projects with a general contractor on record, then check whether electrical work is still open.

Earlyproject stage
GCon record where published
Nextqualify electrical scope
Project record / example

Commercial warehouse expansion

Sample area · commercial build · example project

Planning
Record appears
Match your trade
Verify open work
Outreach
Who is involvedGeneral contractor, when published
Why it matchesPotential electrical scope
A missing electrical permit does not prove the subcontract is unawarded. Verify before contacting or selling this as an available job.
This is a workflow mockup. It does not represent a verified available bid, validated contact, or live project valuation.
From public record to sales action

From public record to a clear next step.

A useful project signal combines trade fit, timing, and a source record. Confirm scope and bid status before treating any record as available work.

1

Collect

Read Austin’s public permit feed and retain a link back to each source record.

2

Match

Normalize the project stage, work description, location, and trade relevance.

3

Qualify

Show people on the record where published, flag gaps, and ask whether the work is still open.

4

Follow through

Use the source record to qualify scope and timing before outreach. More workflow features are planned.

Plans

Choose the depth of prospecting you need.

Signals unlocks source-linked results for one trade and one city. Prospector and Teams are planned.

ONE TRADE · ONE TERRITORY

Signals

A searchable Austin permit feed for teams that handle their own prospecting.
$299 / month
  • Recent possible matches from Austin commercial permits
  • Project description, stage, and source link
  • Austin trade filtering and repeat searches
  • Published fields shown with gaps labeled
What’s included?
QUALIFIED SALES WORKFLOW

Prospector

For a buyer who needs a prioritized call list and a place to work it.
$499 / month
  • Everything in Signals
  • Trade fit and timing context
  • Contractor matching where available
  • Pipeline, notes, and outcome tracking
See the workflow
MULTI-TERRITORY TEAM

Teams & suppliers

For reps working across markets, builders, and existing accounts.
$899 / month
  • Multiple territories and team seats
  • Shared account and builder views
  • Account matching and rep assignment
  • Custom setup for supplier workflows
Explore markets

Signals checkout appears only when a current search has matches and Stripe is connected. Prospector and Teams are not yet available.

Straight answers

What the signal can—and cannot—tell you.

Good prospecting starts by separating a public project record from a qualified opportunity.

Does a permit mean the job is still available?

No. A contractor may have chosen suppliers and subcontractors before a permit is issued. Early planning records may be more useful than issued permits for some trades.

Will every record have a phone number or email?

No. Contact fields differ sharply by jurisdiction. Some public feeds include contractor details; others do not include usable phone fields. Contact presence does not confirm accuracy or outreach permission.

Can you sell the underlying records?

That depends on each source and its terms. Public access does not automatically grant redistribution rights.

Start with the buyer, then show the right project.

See how the same public signal supports a different next move for each team.

Choose your workflow