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We read the valley's public records every week and send you who just moved.

When a business registers, gets its license, pulls a permit or comes up for renewal, a public record says so, with the date. We read those records across the Las Vegas Valley and send you the newest lines: ten businesses a week, matched to what you sell.

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One business, four dated lines

Sample
  1. Jan14
    Registered with the state
    The business exists on paper.
  2. Feb6
    Permit for work at the address
    Someone is building out the space.
  3. Mar21
    Licensed to operate
    The week it opens for business.
    New record
  4. Apr30
    License renews
    The week it looks hard at what it pays for.
    Coming due

Free: who, what happened and when

Ten businesses a week, matched to where you work. Each one names the business, what happened, the date and the city. No card, and it stays free.

  • New record

    Something new

    A business registered with the state, got its license, or opened another location.

  • Coming due

    A renewal on the calendar

    A license or an annual filing comes due: the one week a business rethinks its suppliers.

  • Changed

    Something changed

    A move, a new name, or a license that lapsed. Something about the business is different this week.

What you get when you pay

The weekly email stays the same. A plan fills in the rest of every business on it, and plans start inside your workspace, so the way in is the free list either way.

The phone and the street
On every business in the email, so you can call or drop by the same day.
The record behind it
Each business's page: its timeline, every license and filing on it, and the people named on them.
A workspace
Keeps every business you add, with its contacts, tasks and notes beside it.
Your territory
The list tuned to the ZIP codes you actually serve.

Whose records we read

The ones the valley's own offices keep. We read them every day.

Local licenses
The City of Las Vegas, Clark County, Henderson, North Las Vegas and Boulder City.
State licenses
The Nevada State Contractors Board, Gaming Control Board, Real Estate Division, Division of Insurance and Cannabis Compliance Board.
Formations
Nevada Secretary of State records, for the date each business was formed.
Permits
Each city's own permit files. What they cover varies from city to city.

Start with this week's list.

Ten Las Vegas businesses, each with the date it moved. Free, every week, for as long as you want it.

Get the free weekly list