TractCue

Thirty-nine counties. One hundred fifty portals. One screen.

Every building permit across Georgia's major population centres — filtered to your trade, your counties, your phone. Updated weekly with alerts in between, while the free county reports arrive monthly, unfiltered and already stale.

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400 founding seats · 0 claimed · price never increases for founders · 30-day full refund, no questions.

Live today: 90,583 permits across 15 jurisdictions (13 county offices). See exactly which — the coverage page is the source of truth and nothing here claims more than it shows.

The permit is the lead. Finding it is the problem.

A new pool permit means fence, landscaping, screen and lighting jobs. A new home is twenty trades. All of it is public record — scattered across dozens of county and city portals, PDF agendas, and monthly email reports that arrive in a different format from every jurisdiction.

We know, because we did it by hand. One county sent its two-year permit history as 1,373 pages with the text converted to images. Another's export came with column names like textbox4. A third sent 4,553 rows with the addresses but no dates, no permit types and no contractors. That is the “free” alternative — and it is why the leads go to whoever pays a data company, or to nobody.

TractCue does the sorting. You do the calling.

Real month, real county. August 2026, unincorporated Cobb alone — 863 permits. 36 new homes averaging $686,759 in declared valuation. 87 additions. 50 renovations. 10 pools. Builder named on 87% of records. That is one slice of one county.

Check it: Cobb County page.

Why founders pay $999.99

Other services tell you a permit was issued. TractCue tells you what to do about it.

Open-Slot Finder — homes started, your trade not yet assigned

Trade permits name the sub and get pulled weeks after the building permit. TractCue cross-references them by property: new homes with a builder named and no HVAC, electrical or plumbing permit on file yet — builder named, competitor-free. Flip it and see exactly which subs each builder uses.

Live now in the counties that name subcontractors on trade permits. Today that is 16,418 permits with a named electrical, plumbing, HVAC or pool subsee the builder profiles.

Builder Pipeline Profiles — every builder's active book

Starts per month, active permits by county and subdivision, median valuation, subs by trade, trend. Walk in knowing what they have going instead of cold-calling a name from a list.

Live now: 44,932 builder and contractor profiles, 943 subdivisions.

Stage Alerts — the lead arrives when the job is biddable

A new-home permit means nothing to a drywall sub on day one. It means everything the day framing passes inspection. TractCue watches each active permit's inspection sequence and alerts you at your trade's moment.

Not live yet. Inspection results are published per permit by Gwinnett and Atlanta and we have confirmed we can read them, but none are loaded yet. Founders get this first, at no added cost, when it ships.

Rezoning & Land-Use Watch

Upcoming cases with parcel, acreage, current and requested zoning, applicant and hearing date, plus a reminder 48 hours before the hearing.

Not live yet. No zoning cases are loaded. Founders get it first as counties come online.

Subdivision Radar and Tap-to-Act Lead Briefs

New communities before the first lot sells, and every lead opening to one screen with the builder's history, the stage, who to call and a drafted intro message.

Founders first, county by county as they roll out. Subdivision data is live for 943 subdivisions today; the alerting on top of it is not.

What you get now: the filtered permit feed, weekly digest and CSV, builder and contractor profiles, subdivision and parcel history, and Open-Slot data in the counties that publish subcontractors.
What you get first: Stage Alerts, rezoning watch, Subdivision Radar and Lead Briefs, as they ship — founders before anyone, at no added cost, ever.

400 founding accounts. Then the door closes.

Founding AccountRegular pricing (at launch)
Price$999.99/year — locked for lifeTerritory $149/mo · Metro $249/mo
CoverageAll counties as they come online, every lensTerritory = 1–2 counties
Future countiesFree, foreverPaid add-ons
Early accessStage Alerts, rezoning watch, Lead Briefs firstGeneral release
BadgeFounding Member on your public profile

$999.99 a year is $83 a month — about the price of one shared Angi lead, for every permit we hold. Two-pay available: $499.99 today, $499.99 in 30 days. 30-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked: if four weeks of your county's permits do not show you money, it is not going to.

Seats are allocated by county, and no more than five founding accounts per trade per county in the largest eight — so your list does not become everyone's list.

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Built on the records, straight from the source

TractCue ingests directly from county and city permitting systems and official records — the same data their own staff use — normalized into one database. The coverage page shows exactly which jurisdictions are live, how far back each one goes, and what is missing. No black box: public records, industrialized.

See the coverage map — all 39 counties, honest status

Why “TractCue”? A tract is a piece of land. A cue is the signal to act. Every permit, zoning case and foreclosure notice in Georgia is public record — TractCue turns them into the cue that tells you which tract to act on, and when.

Questions

Which counties are covered right now?

15 jurisdictions are loaded today — 13 county offices plus Atlanta and Canton — holding 90,583 permits. The target is 39 counties across metro Atlanta, Savannah, Augusta, Macon, Columbus, Athens, Gainesville, Griffin, Valdosta and Albany. The coverage page lists all 39 with an honest status for each, including the ones we hold nothing for. Founding members get every future jurisdiction free.

Doesn't the county send this free?

Some counties email a monthly report — county-issued permits only, no cities, no filtering, no alerts, and the newest lead in it is already weeks old. TractCue is weekly, filtered, cross-county and searchable. You are not paying for the data; you are paying to never think about the data.

What if it doesn't work for my business?

30 days, full refund, no questions. And before you buy anything we will send a free sample filtered to your trade and county — just ask.

Is my competitor getting the same list?

Founding accounts are capped at five per trade per county in the largest eight counties. After the founding window, that protection is gone.

When does it launch?

The permit feed, builder profiles and county data are live now. Alerts, Stage Alerts and rezoning watch ship county by county — founders first. Your lifetime price is locked from the day you claim the seat.

The permits were pulled this week. The question is who sees them first.

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