Exitr

Hey Fazier, Jake here, maker of Exitr. If you buy electrical contractors, you already know the problem: good ones don't get listed, and the listed ones get shopped to everyone. The early signs are public, though. Permit volume shifts, license files and state filings all move before an owner calls a banker. Exitr reads those records every week for 35,882 electrical contractors in TX, FL, WA, VA, MN and OR, then ranks who looks ready to sell, with a why-now summary and a dated source on every claim. You get alerts, a weekly deal brief and CRM-ready exports. We're a data service, never a broker: we don't contact owners or take a cut. No calls, no demos. Start with a sample of 25 scored targets in one state: https://exitr.ai/signup?niche=electrical I'd love to hear which signal you'd act on first, and which trade we should cover next.

Scoring 35,882 contractors weekly from permits and license filings is a smart use of public data nobody reads closely. The first thing a buyer will ask is how often a high score actually turned into a sale. Even a small back-test, like how many of last year's top-scored contractors in one state changed hands within 12 months, would make the free sample of 25 much easier to trust.

Permit velocity would be the first signal I'd act on. A contractor whose permit count drops quarter over quarter while their license is still active usually says more than the owner's age alone. One idea: show the date each signal was last refreshed on every target. When you're buying data built from public records, freshness is the first thing people ask about.