Questions

Email us or request a free sample. We’re happy to answer questions by email, text, or phone—just let us know what you prefer.

Yes. Tell us your service category, where you work, and any job preferences. If your category and territory are available and the local data supports a useful report, we’ll prepare a complimentary PDF with current opportunities, a prioritized call list, and researched contact information. No account, payment, or commitment is required. The examples on this page illustrate the format; your sample is researched for your business.

Complete your request by 3 PM local time in your service area on a business day, and we aim to deliver on the morning of the next business day, subject to territory availability and suitable local data. We’ll confirm your delivery date by email. For requests after the cutoff, on weekends, or on holidays, we’ll confirm the next available delivery date. If the area spans time zones, we’ll confirm which local time applies.

We check both category and territory availability and whether local data can support a useful report. If your category is already taken in the area, the data is unsuitable, or we can’t find qualified opportunities for a useful sample, we’ll explain by email. We won’t pad your report with unrelated jobs. Requesting a sample does not reserve a territory or start a subscription.

No. Your report arrives by email every weekday morning as an easy-to-use PDF. Open it and begin with the first opportunity in the call order. No login or software is required.

Just reply to your Morningline report and describe the issue in your own words. Whether a report is missing, a detail looks wrong, or you want to adjust your preferences, we’ll investigate, handle any corrections or changes we can make, and keep you informed. You don’t need to log in, open a support ticket, or troubleshoot software yourself. If the issue involves an outside data source, we’ll explain what’s affected and follow up.

A prioritized call sheet of local opportunities relevant to your business, followed by project details in the same order. Each opportunity explains why it fits and includes available project and contact information. Permit applications and issued permits share one ranked list, with each permit’s status clearly labeled.

Open the report file itself rather than the email preview; that's where the links to each project's details work. It looks great on any screen, phone, tablet or computer, and it prints well too, if you're old school like that.

Check your spam or junk folder, then add the address your reports come from to your contacts so future reports go straight to your inbox. Still missing? Email contact@morninglineleads.com and we'll look into it.

Morningline focuses on a simple daily call list delivered to your inbox. We gather current local information, remove irrelevant records and duplicates, research available contacts, and rank opportunities for your business. You get a clear call order without having to search a database or manage a dashboard. Unlike shared lead services, the projects come from building permits, not form fills, and only one company per trade in each area gets them. How permit research compares to buying leads.

No. Morningline helps you identify and contact promising local projects early. It does not manage bids, estimates, plans, or project documents, and a report entry is not a formal invitation to bid.

Your reports are filtered and ranked for your service category, territory, and sales priorities. A project that fits a dumpster company may not fit a flooring installer. Tell us which project types, locations, job sizes, or customer categories matter most, and we can refine future reports around those preferences and the information available locally.

Most trades and suppliers that work on construction projects: dumpsters, portable toilets and equipment rental; site work, concrete, framing and roofing; electrical, plumbing and HVAC; drywall, flooring, painting and cabinets; and building-material suppliers. If yours isn’t in the list on the form, choose “Something else” and tell us what you sell. We’ll check whether the local data can produce useful, timely opportunities for you.

We monitor publicly available permit applications, issued permits, and other relevant local sources. Depending on your service category and local availability, reports may also include event, temporary-use, or project-planning information. Event opportunities are included only when they fit the service you provide.

Depending on your category, opportunities may include new builds, renovations, additions, multifamily projects, tenant build-outs, demolition, and site work. For categories that serve events, reports may also include festivals, concerts, road races, street fairs, sporting events, and other upcoming gatherings with available organizer contact information.

Not always. Public records vary by jurisdiction. We research the best available applicant, contractor, owner, or organizer contact information, but some opportunities may have limited details. Each report clearly shows what information is available.

A permit application is a request for approval and can provide an earlier signal while plans are developing. An issued permit means the jurisdiction has granted that permit, though it does not by itself confirm when work will start. We consider both timing and relevance when ranking opportunities.

Permit status is only one part of an opportunity’s value. A highly relevant new application may be a better prospect than a small issued permit. We rank qualified opportunities together by timing, size, and fit, clearly label each permit’s status, and keep the project details in the same call order.

No. Morningline identifies relevant opportunities and helps you reach them earlier and more efficiently. A permit or event signal does not guarantee that work is available, that a vendor has not already been selected, that a contact will request a quote, or that you will win the job.

Service availability depends on the local data. Some jurisdictions do not publish permit records quickly enough for useful next-business-day reporting. Before you subscribe, we check the freshness, reliability, and relevance of the information available in your territory. If we can’t support our standard daily report, we may suggest a tailored service using other reliable sources or a different reporting schedule. We’ll agree on the scope and timing with you before you commit. If we can’t offer a worthwhile service, we’ll tell you. If local data availability changes later, we’ll reassess the service with you.

A territory is the defined local area covered by your report. We confirm its exact boundaries before service begins, based on where your company works and where reliable opportunity data is available. A territory may cover a city, county, or agreed portion of a larger market.

Morningline serves only one active customer per service category in each defined territory. While your subscription is active, we do not provide that category’s Morningline service to another company in your territory. We may serve other, noncompeting categories with reports tailored to their services. The underlying permit information is generally public and can be found elsewhere; your exclusivity covers Morningline’s category-specific report, prioritization, and service.

No. We verify that each client operates in the category it claims. A company cannot use a neighboring category to bypass another client’s exclusivity. Multi-service businesses may qualify for additional categories when each is an established service line and remains available.

Yes. Businesses serving multiple areas may reserve additional available territories. Each vendor-category and territory combination is a separate subscription with its own category exclusivity and locally tailored report. Billing and delivery can be combined for convenience.

Your report is emailed each business morning. Source delays and our review can affect timing. Reports generally cover the most recently completed business day’s activity available from local sources; Monday reports ordinarily cover Friday. If we identify a source issue affecting your report, we’ll email you an update that morning. Any tailored service with a different schedule will have its timing agreed with you before it begins.

Morningline relies on public agencies and other local sources, whose publishing schedules and system availability are outside our control. If we identify a source delay or outage affecting your report, we’ll email you that morning explaining the issue and any affected coverage. Where possible, we’ll deliver the available opportunities and clearly identify what’s missing. Your delayed report or update will follow as soon as the affected information becomes available and we’ve completed our review.

The founding-client rate is $149 per month, per category, per territory, plus applicable sales tax, and you keep that rate for as long as your subscription remains active. Most trades and service areas are $149. Larger coverage areas, multiple trades, or custom research are quoted up front, so you'll know your price before you pay. There is no setup fee or long-term commitment. Cancel anytime; reports continue through the end of your paid period.