Sign permits
A sign permit can indicate a new tenant, rebrand, relocation, or storefront preparing to open. The filing may be useful even when the source does not provide a phone number or final business contact.
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Find new merchants in the early buildout stages.
Payment Processing Radar collects current sign permits, new business licenses, commercial buildouts, occupancy filings, and related public records that can reveal businesses opening, moving, remodeling, rebranding, or changing operators.
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WHY THE FEED IS BROAD
A merchant opportunity does not always arrive as a perfect business lead.
Public filings often reveal that something is changing before an ordinary directory clearly identifies the final operator. Payment Processing Radar keeps useful commercial signals that a field representative can evaluate in the territory.
New business licenses
A new business license can identify a newly formed operator or a new entity taking over an existing location, even when no major construction permit exists.
Buildout and occupancy records
Tenant improvements, occupancy filings, changes of use, and commercial remodels can show that a location is being prepared for customers while payment and POS decisions may still be in play.
PermitPub filters obvious unrelated activity, but the final decision to call, research, mail, or visit belongs to the salesperson.
DEMONSTRATION RECORDS
See the kinds of records PermitPub delivers.
Review genuine PermitPub demonstration records separately from the live merchant inventory above. Public sources provide different fields, so the examples show an honest range of record completeness. The demo records do not reveal the live records from the territory you searched.
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Built by a payment processing professional.
"I've been in payment processing since 2005. A sign permit, a new business license, or a tenant buildout can tell a good rep that something is changing before an ordinary business directory does. I built PermitPub to handle that repetitive public-record hunt so reps can spend their time in the territory."
Bob Bryant Connect with Me on LinkedIn Founder and Operator, PermitPub.com 30+ years in telecom/datacom sales and payment processing
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Field Rep Access is $29 per month for one representative using Payment Processing Radar. Larger plans cover higher allowances, more territories, and teams.
Volume depends on current public-record activity. Available fields vary by source. Standard records are non-exclusive, and not every record represents a merchant actively shopping for processing.
QUICK ANSWERS
Know what Payment Processing Radar provides.
Does Payment Processing Radar include sign permits?
Yes. Sign permits are intentionally included because they can indicate a new tenant, rebrand, relocation, storefront change, or location preparing to open. The source may not always identify the final decision-maker or provide a phone number.
Does it include new business licenses?
Yes. New business licenses and similar opening registrations are included when available because they can identify a new operator or entity even when no major construction permit exists.
Are these enriched merchant prospects?
No. They are filtered public-record sales signals. Available business, contact, project, applicant, owner, and contractor fields vary by source and still require the representative's judgment.
Does every record mean the business needs a processor?
No. A record indicates current commercial activity worth evaluating. PermitPub does not independently confirm that a merchant is actively shopping for processing or that a vendor decision has not already been made.
Do all records include phone numbers?
No. Phone numbers and other contact fields are included only when the public source provides them. Records without a phone can still provide a useful location, filing, operator, contractor, or timing signal for a field representative.
Are the records exclusive?
No. Public records remain public, and standard PermitPub subscriptions are non-exclusive. The subscription pays for PermitPub's collection, filtering, organization, and delivery service.
Can I cancel monthly?
Yes. Field Rep Access renews month to month and can be canceled before the next renewal.