Question 1

What is PermitChase?

Accepted Answer

PermitChase is an automated building permit lead generation service covering 28 US states and 320+ cities. We scan municipal portals daily including NYC, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Phoenix, and more, delivering fresh permit leads directly to your inbox before your competition.

Question 2

What cities does PermitChase cover?

Accepted Answer

PermitChase covers 320+ cities across 28 US states including major metros like New York City, Los Angeles, San Diego, Chicago, Houston, Dallas, Phoenix, Philadelphia, San Francisco, and many more. We also have comprehensive coverage of New Jersey with 220+ towns.

Question 3

How much does PermitChase cost?

Accepted Answer

PermitChase costs $99 per month with no long-term contracts. You can cancel anytime. One successful contract from our leads typically pays for a full year of the service.

Question 4

What types of contractors use PermitChase?

Accepted Answer

PermitChase serves all types of contractors nationwide including general contractors, roofers, electricians, plumbers, HVAC specialists, solar installers, demolition contractors, pool builders, and fire protection specialists.

Question 5

How does PermitChase get permit data?

Accepted Answer

PermitChase collects permit data directly from official municipal portals across the United States, including Accela, EnerGov, ArcGIS, Socrata, and various city-specific systems. Our automated technology scans permits daily, ensuring you never miss an opportunity.

Question 6

How often are permit leads delivered?

Accepted Answer

You can choose daily or weekly permit alert delivery. Daily alerts give you the freshest leads every morning, while weekly digests are delivered every Monday.

Question 7

Can I filter permits by type or location?

Accepted Answer

Yes! PermitChase allows you to set custom filters by county, town, work type (building, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, roofing, solar, demolition, renovation, pool, fire protection), and permit status.

Question 8

What is the 72-hour advantage?

Accepted Answer

The 72-hour advantage means you receive permit leads within hours of them being issued, giving you up to 72 hours head start over contractors who rely on traditional lead services or manual searches.