Palm Beach County · Florida Division of Corporations · Week of Jul 21–27

1,055 new businesses
registered last week.
You heard it here first.

Every one of them needs insurance, bookkeeping, payroll, payment processing, signage, and a website. None of them have picked a provider yet. The full list lands in your inbox every Monday.

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The actual product

This is what Monday looks like.

These are real rows from last week's list, exactly as they land in your inbox. The full file runs 1,000+ rows a week.

Filed
FiledCompanyTypeCityOwner on file
07/24PORFIDIO LANDSCAPING LLCLLCBoynton BeachPedro Porfidio
07/24IQ SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS LLCLLCBoca RatonSaban Akyildiz
07/23VITABIOME, LLCLLCBoca RatonMark Bigos
07/22GOLD COAST PLUMBING LLCLLCBoynton BeachLexus Milne
07/22WELL LIVING STUDIO LLCLLCDelray BeachEmma Malcolm
07/22VERITAS MEDICAL GAS SERVICES LLCLLCBoynton BeachEvan Barrett
07/20OUT OF THIS WORLD CLEANING, LLCLLCBoynton BeachCicely Burns
07/20KEGAN CONSTRUCTION LLCLLCBoynton BeachJordan Gonzales

The owner names are only blurred here, not in your copy. You also get full addresses, zips, and registered agents. All of it public record.

Who it's for

Their first month is your only shot.

A new business picks its providers once, in the first weeks, then stays put for years. This list gets you there while the decision is still open.

Insurance agents

A roofer can't walk onto a job site without a COI. GL and workers' comp, day one.

CPAs & bookkeepers

New LLCs need books, an EIN, and an S-corp decision before year-end.

Payroll providers

First hire comes within a few months, and payroll gets set up before it.

Merchant services

They're choosing a payment processor right now. Someone gets that account.

Sign & print shops

No signage, no branding, no vehicle wrap yet. Everything still to buy.

Web designers

Days old: no website, no logo, no Google listing. Your prospect list for the month.

How it works

State filings in. Clean list out.

STEP 1 · DAILY

The state publishes

Every day, Florida's Division of Corporations releases the official record of every new business registered in the state.

STEP 2 · WEEKLY

I clean and filter

I turn the state's raw files into one readable spreadsheet. Palm Beach only, no duplicates, names formatted like actual names.

STEP 3 · MONDAY

You prospect first

The list hits your inbox Monday morning, most companies within a week of filing, before the list brokers even have them.

Last week, by city

Where the 1,055 landed.

Boca Raton
222
West Palm Beach
198
Delray Beach
93
Boynton Beach
80
Lake Worth
74
Jupiter
57

+ 331 more across Palm Beach Gardens, Wellington, Greenacres, Loxahatchee, Royal Palm Beach, Riviera Beach, and every other city in the county.

Pricing

$59/month
  • Every Monday: the full Palm Beach County list
  • 1,000+ new businesses in a typical week
  • Company, type, filing date, address, owner on file
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Questions

The short answers.

Where does the data come from?

Straight from the state. Florida's Division of Corporations publishes every new registration in its daily filings. It's the same public record you'd find on Sunbiz, except I pull the whole day's file at once instead of searching one name at a time.

How fresh is it?

Most companies show up within a week of their filing date. I won't tell you it's same-day, because it isn't. The state takes a few days to publish. But you'll usually still beat the list brokers, the mail flood, and everyone else buying this data secondhand.

Can I get other counties?

Yep. The state file covers all 67 counties. I just started with Palm Beach because I live here. Want Broward, Miami-Dade, or some custom slice? Email me and I'll cut it for you.

Is this legal to use for outreach?

The list itself is public record, so yes. How you reach out is on you, though. Calls and mail have their own rules, and if you email, CAN-SPAM says to identify yourself and give people a way to opt out. I give you the list; the outreach is yours.

Who's behind this?

That would be me, Aidan White. I'm a finance student at FAU and I built this pipeline myself. There's no company behind it, which means when you email, I'm the one who answers, usually the same day.