What does the estimator show?

For a supported market, it shows the counts carried by PermitGrab's current city snapshot: permit records, contractor profiles, and any code-enforcement or property records available from public sources. Check the source date and field availability on the city page before using a market.

Is the estimator free?

Yes. The estimator is free and requires no signup. PermitGrab's Professional plan provides access to the available records and fields for the markets you select; availability differs by source and city.

Where does the data come from?

Permit, code-enforcement, and property data comes from the public city, county, and agency sources listed for each market. Publication schedules and available fields differ by jurisdiction.

How should I evaluate a market?

Start with the newest source record and the available fields for the city and trade you serve. Use the city page to review the public-source coverage before starting a trial.

Permit Lead Estimator

Choose a supported market to review the current public-record snapshot: permit records, contractor profiles, and any owner or code-enforcement fields the source provides. Free, no signup.

Choose a supported market above to review its current public-record availability.

How the estimator works

Each number is a count from PermitGrab's current city snapshot, not an estimate. Permit records, contractor profiles, code-enforcement records, and property records may come from different public sources and may not all be available in a market. The city page shows the newest source record and the fields that source currently publishes.

How to turn these into leads

Start with the city and trade you serve, then review the source date and available fields before deciding whether the market fits your workflow. You can also browse supported markets.

Permit Lead Estimator

How the estimator works

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