New restaurant leads for Florida suppliers

How do restaurant suppliers find new accounts? Reach a restaurant before it has picked its vendors. In the last 30 days Florida reviewed construction plans for 311 restaurants, licensed 284 and approved 446 ownership changes.

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Florida, last 30 daysUpdated October 14, 2026
Plans approved311
Just licensed284
New owners446
All three1041

Why openings and new owners

A restaurant that just had its plans reviewed is months from opening and has not chosen a distributor, a linen service, a POS or an insurance agent. A new owner often replaces the old owner's vendors in the first weeks. Both are public the day the state acts.

What you get

The restaurant, the address, the date the state acted, the phone number from the license file and, for plan reviews, the applicant's contact when the state lists one. As a daily email and a spreadsheet, or as a one-time $19 file for one county.

Leads by county

Brevard · Broward · Collier · Miami-Dade · Duval · Hillsborough · Lake · Lee · Manatee · Orange · Osceola · Palm Beach · Pasco · Pinellas · Sarasota · Seminole · St. Johns · Volusia

Questions

How do restaurant suppliers get new accounts?

Reach restaurants before they choose vendors: new openings (plan reviews), newly licensed restaurants and ownership changes. We send those every weekday with the phone from the state license file.

Where does the data come from?

Florida's Department of Business and Professional Regulation publishes every restaurant inspection, new license, plan review and ownership change. We read every new report, cross-check each record against the state license file and our own database of 69,000 licensed restaurants, and drop anything we cannot verify.

How fresh are the leads?

We scan the state's records every two hours on weekdays. The state posts an inspection two to four business days after the visit, and it reaches your list the morning after it appears.

How much does it cost?

Start with 15 free leads from your counties, no card. The daily list is $149 a month for up to three counties, or $449 a month for the whole state. A one-county 30-day spreadsheet is $19.

Do you contact the restaurants?

No. We never contact the restaurants and we do not sell to them. You get the record, the phone number from the state license file and a link to the state's report.

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