Fresh leads, poured every morning.

For electricians, HVAC techs and plumbers around Charlotte. New building projects from Mecklenburg County's public permit records that don't have a permit for your trade yet. Each lead includes the job address, declared value, a description of the work, a map link and a link to the county's permit record.

For commercial electricians. Every weekday: open public bids from the City of Charlotte (including Charlotte Water and CATS), Mecklenburg County, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools and the surrounding counties, towns and colleges, with electrical work listed first. Plus Mecklenburg commercial projects that are still in plan review, or just permitted, with no electrical permit on file, so you can reach the general contractor while they're still pricing subs. One commercial job pays for years of it.

For house cleaners, janitorial companies and post-construction crews. Every weekday: businesses whose build-outs just passed final inspection, which need a post-construction clean now and a janitorial company after; new homes that just passed final inspection, with the builder's name; and homes that just sold, for move-in specials by mail or door hanger. All from Mecklenburg County's public permit and deed records.

The Charlotte email, for four more cities. New building projects from each city's open permit data that don't have a permit for your trade yet, with the job address, declared value, a description of the work and a map link. Made for trade contractors in those metros and the lead-gen agencies that work for them.

For roofers, gutter and siding crews, and storm restoration companies. New hail and wind-damage reports from NOAA's Storm Prediction Center around your shop, emailed every morning and evening, every day. Each email leads with the ZIP codes in the hail path, then every report: hail size, place, time, the weather service's remarks and a map link. Homeowners file claims in the first few weeks, so the first crew at the door usually gets the job.

For anyone who sells to brand-new businesses: insurance, card payments, bookkeeping, cleaning, signs, marketing, food supply and staffing. Businesses that just registered for a city business license or a Texas sales-tax permit, so you can introduce yourself while they're still setting up. Each one comes with its address, industry, start date and a map link, plus a spreadsheet you can drop into your CRM.

For local businesses that want to know what's being said about them, and about the competition. Every morning: each new news story, local TV report, blog post and forum thread that mentions your business or two competitors, with a one-line summary and whether it's good or bad for you. Same-day alerts when a bad review or story shows up, or when mentions suddenly jump. A private dashboard shows your share of the conversation against the competition, the outlets and reporters covering you, and a monthly report you can save as a PDF. Like the media monitoring big companies pay thousands a year for, priced for a small business, month to month.

For electrical subcontractors who bid commercial work off BuildingConnected, PlanHub and GC emails. BidWalk reads your bid invites, pulls the GC, due date, walk time and plans, and reads the plan set for you. You get a printable site walk packet with every question to ask and measurement to take, your GC questions drafted as an email you send, and install drawings with routed cable lengths, a run card for every circuit, panel schedules and a takeoff check. Pro and Shop add an internal profit sheet for every bid: walked and no-walk quotes at your own rates, what you keep, crew and a day-by-day schedule. Pro is $199/month for 25 bids; Starter $79 for 6, Shop $399 for 80, or $19 a bid with no plan.