For contractors evaluating public-record research

Networx Alternative: Public Permit Research for Contractors

PermitGrab organizes public building-permit records into a city and trade research workflow. Before subscribing, inspect each market's official source, date coverage, and available fields. The records are public and do not guarantee a sales opportunity.

Recent public-record sample

● Public-source records with source dates shown by market

Permit records dated in the last 7 days. Available contractor, owner, and contact fields vary by public source and market.

Date City Trade Contractor Phone Value
2026-09-09 Yuba City, CA Roofing P••••• D••••••• INC (916) •••-••63 $119,500
2026-09-09 Yuba City, CA General Construction T••• & C•••••• H•••••• & A•• C••••••• INC (530) •••-••65 $7,000
2026-09-09 Yuba City, CA General Construction G••••••• C••••••• LLC (707) •••-••70 $10,000
2026-09-09 Bethany, DE Roofing C•••••• H••• R••••••• (410) •••-••07 $19,723
2026-09-09 Bethany, DE General Construction C•••••• H••• R••••••• (410) •••-••07 $19,868
2026-09-09 Bethany, DE Demolition S•••• H••••••• E••••••• LLC (302) •••-••43 $22,850
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Review the source date and available fields for each market before subscribing.

Why PermitGrab

Public building-permit activity with jurisdiction shown by city.
Newest source record and available fields disclosed before signup.
Market and trade filters for territory and project research.
Public records are non-exclusive and can vary widely in detail.
Source-backed contractor, owner, or contact fields where available.
$149/month with current plan terms shown at signup.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between Networx and PermitGrab?

PermitGrab is a public-record research workflow. It organizes permit activity, source dates, and available fields by city. It does not make performance or exclusivity claims about either service.

Can I research more than one trade?

Where the underlying source publishes usable categories or descriptions, you can filter the city records by trade and project type.

Are the records exclusive?

No. Public permit records are non-exclusive and may be available from the publishing jurisdiction.

How fresh is the data?

Each jurisdiction has its own publishing cadence. Check the city page for the newest published record and source disclosure.

What is the subscription term?

PermitGrab is month to month. The current trial and billing terms are shown during signup.

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14-day trial. Card required at signup; cancel anytime in one click.

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