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Reach new restaurants before they pick a system.

1,582 Central Florida restaurants and bars are on their way to opening and 462 recently changed hands. Most choose a POS in the weeks before the state license. ClueVi tells you where each one stands and who to call.

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For youExample · ranked for a POS company
Saffron LaneDowntown · State food license issued. Not open yet.
Buying windowOpening · Licensed · 2 days ago
Cedar & CoalDowntown · Kitchen plans filed with the state. Build-out approved last month.
Buying windowOpening · Kitchen review · 2 days ago
Driftwood SocialLakeside · New owner approved on the state license.
Buying windowOwner change · 3 days ago
Former Thistle Pub spaceSouthside · A new business filed a tax receipt at the address.
EarlyClosing · Space activity · Last week
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1,582openings in progress, from first permit to open doors
77new openings found in the last 7 days
462recent owner changes, who often switch systems
259closings, and the next business to file at the address

Counted November 3 across Orange, Seminole, Osceola, Lake, Volusia, Brevard, Polk, Marion, Flagler and Sumter counties. Every record links to the public source behind it.

What you’d see

A sample of the list, with invented restaurants.

Real leads name the restaurant, link to the permit, license or article behind each stage and show the phone and email with their source. These five are made up to show the shape.

RestaurantWhat changedWhere it standsDateContact
Saffron LaneDowntownState food license issued; not open yetLicensed2 days ago Unlocks with trial
Cedar & CoalDowntownFiled kitchen plans with the stateKitchen review2 days ago Unlocks with trial
Driftwood SocialLakesideNew owner approved on the state licenseOwner change3 days ago Unlocks with trial
Night Owl NoodlesMidtownSite plan on the city planning agendaPlans / announcedLast week Unlocks with trial
Former Thistle Pub spaceSouthsideA new business filed a tax receipt at the addressSpace activityLast week Unlocks with trial
Three kinds of leads

Everything that matters to point-of-sale and payments companies.

Every plan includes all five kinds of leads. These are the three your list will lead with.

Openings, in five steps

Plans / announced, Permitting, Kitchen review, Licensed, Open reported. Licensed and not yet open is the week they are buying a system.

City and county permits, DBPR plan review and licenses, local news
Owner changes

The state approves a new owner. New operators inherit a system they did not choose.

Florida DBPR ownership approvals
Closings and empty spaces

The next business that files at a closed address is a new account that needs everything.

Local news, city business tax receipts, state license files
How it works

Three habits that pay for it in the first week.

  1. Tell us who you want

    Independents, local groups, chains or hotel kitchens. Bars, full service or quick service. The list ranks itself.

  2. Call at Licensed

    A state license with no opening reported is a restaurant weeks from its first ticket. That is the install window.

  3. Keep your merchants

    Upload your customer list and hear when a merchant changes owners or closes, before the new owner signs elsewhere.

Questions

What point-of-sale and payments companies ask first.

Where do the leads come from?

City and county permits, planning agendas, Florida DBPR plan reviews and licenses, business tax receipts and local news across Orange, Seminole, Osceola, Lake, Volusia, Brevard, Polk, Marion, Flagler and Sumter counties.

How early do you catch an opening?

Often at the site plan or first permit, months before the license. Each stage shows its date and document.

Do I get the owner’s name and number?

When a public record names one, labeled with its source.

Which areas are covered?

Ten Central Florida counties today: Orange, Seminole, Osceola, Lake, Volusia, Brevard, Polk, Marion, Flagler and Sumter. The Florida plan adds every county we open next at no extra charge.

What does it cost?

$99 a month for Central Florida, after a free 3-day trial. Team plans cover five reps.

One price for your area. Free for 3 days.

Every plan includes all five kinds of leads, ranking for point-of-sale and payments companies, contacts with their sources, the Daily Brief and Your customers.

Central Florida

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$99/month

Orange, Seminole, Osceola, Lake, Volusia, Brevard, Polk, Marion, Flagler and Sumter counties.

1 user

  • Openings, closings, owner changes, remodels and inspections
  • Inspections filtered to the violations you fix
  • Leads ranked for what you sell, with the reason
  • Contacts with the source behind each one
  • Daily Brief email and Your customers alerts
  • List and map views, saved leads, CSV export
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Florida

$199/month

Every metro area in Florida.

1 user

  • Everything in Central Florida
  • Statewide coverage
  • Filter to any county or city
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Then $199/month. Cancel anytime.

Team

$499/month

All of Florida for your whole sales team, with one bill.

Up to 5 users

  • Everything in Florida
  • Shared lead status and notes the whole team sees
  • Assign stops to reps, with a Team view and a Friday summary email
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Then $499/month. Cancel anytime.

Free for 3 days, then billed monthly in US dollars. Cancel from your account at any time and your month runs to its end.

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Covering Orange, Seminole, Osceola, Lake, Volusia, Brevard, Polk, Marion, Flagler and Sumter counties, Florida. Every example on this page is invented.