Florida new business leads
New businesses.
Owner numbers.
Every weekday.
About 2,586 businesses register with the State of Florida every business day. FiledToday filters them to your county, finds the owner's phone number and mailing address, and sends you the list before your first call. Insurance agents, bankers, payment reps, and accountants use it to reach new owners before anyone else does.
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How it works
From state filing to first call.
The state publishes every new business but never a phone number. That gap is the work we do.
- 1
New filings come in
Each business day, Florida publishes the new corporations and LLCs. We pull the file and sort every filing by county.
- 2
We find the owner
We drop shells and filing services, identify the owner on the filing, and research their phone number.
- 3
You make the call
Your county's list lands in your inbox with a Google Sheet or CSV, while the business is days old.
Who it's for
One list. Everyone who sells to new businesses.
The same county list, sorted so the businesses that fit what you sell come first.
Commercial insurance agents
New contractors, trucking companies, and shops before they buy their first policy.
See the leads →Business bankers
Operating accounts, first loans, and treasury for owners who are still setting up.
See the leads →Merchant services and payments
Card processing and POS for new merchants who haven't picked a processor yet.
See the leads →Bookkeepers and CPAs
First-year books, payroll, sales tax, and filings for owners doing it alone.
See the leads →Payroll and PEO
New employers in the industries that make their first hire fastest.
See the leads →And more
Benefits brokers, internet and phone reps, equipment finance, and office equipment dealers use the list too.
New for vacation rental managers
Every new vacation rental in your county, each weekday morning.
Florida licenses about 1,000 new vacation rentals a month. Property managers can subscribe to a county and get each new license an owner files, the next weekday morning, with the owner's name, mailing address and phone number for most.
Why new businesses
Reach owners before they choose anyone.
In its first few weeks, a new business picks an insurance agent, a bank, a card processor, an accountant, and a payroll provider. Most of those choices go to whoever reaches the owner first.
A new contractor needs liability to get licensed and a truck to get to the job. A new restaurant needs a POS before opening day and payroll before the first shift. The filing tells you who just started; we find the number.
These are not inbound requests. You bring the conversation; we do the research that gets you to the right person.
- Owner name and phone number on every delivered lead
- Business name, filing date, city, and category
- The full mailing address from the filing
- Website when we find one
- Filtered to your county, with the business types you want first
- Email, Google Sheets, or CSV
This week's data
How many new businesses are in your county?
New filings per business day, Sep 14 to Nov 8, 2026. Every county has its own page with weekly counts, top cities, and recent filings.
| County | Per day | Total |
|---|---|---|
| Miami-Dade | 381 | 15,242 |
| Broward | 226 | 9,050 |
| Palm Beach | 165 | 6,579 |
| Orange | 144 | 5,756 |
| Hillsborough | 133 | 5,307 |
| Lee | 80 | 3,178 |
| Duval | 73 | 2,909 |
| Pinellas | 72 | 2,897 |
Busiest cities: Miami · Orlando · Tampa · Jacksonville · Fort Lauderdale · Hialeah · Boca Raton · Naples · Kissimmee · West Palm Beach · Sarasota · St. Petersburg · all cities →
Guides
Work the list like a pro.
How to find new businesses in Florida
Where the state publishes new filings, and how to turn them into a list for your area.
Read →Cold calling new businesses
Openers, voicemails, follow-up emails, and a 45-minute morning routine.
Read →Calling rules in Florida
The TCPA, Do Not Call lists, and Florida's 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. rule.
Read →Questions
Before your first list.
Straight answers. If something is missing, email [email protected].
What is FiledToday?
A Florida data service for businesses that sell to new companies: commercial insurance agents, business bankers, merchant services reps, bookkeepers and accountants, payroll providers, and others. Each weekday we take the new business filings the state publishes, filter them to your county, remove holding companies and filing services, research the owner's phone number, and send you the list by email, Google Sheets, or CSV.
Are these businesses asking to be contacted?
No. They just registered a business with the state. A new filing is a timely reason to introduce yourself, not a request for a quote or a call. FiledToday fits teams that already prospect.
Can I get the kinds of businesses I sell to first?
Yes. Every list keeps all of your county's new businesses, sorted so the ones that fit what you sell come first: contractors and trucking companies for commercial insurance, restaurants and shops for merchant services, early employers for payroll, and so on. Tell us what you sell when you request your sample.
Does every lead have a phone number?
Yes. We only deliver leads where we found a phone number. The website is included when we find one and left blank when we do not. Every lead also has the full mailing address from the filing.
How accurate are the phone numbers?
In a November 2026 test, an outside call team dialed 500 numbers from our lists, picked at random across 18 counties: 98% were working numbers. Details are on our methodology page.
Is it the owner's phone number or a business line?
Almost always the owner's own number. Each phone number is found in public records for the person named on the state filing (the owner, manager or registered officer) and matched to that person by name and location. Brand-new businesses rarely have a listed business line yet, so it's usually their personal number, often a cell phone, not a business switchboard.
How many leads will I get?
It depends on your county. Between September 14 and November 8, 2026, Miami-Dade County averaged 381 new filings per business day, while many rural counties averaged fewer than one. Each county page shows current numbers. We do not promise a fixed daily count.
How much does it cost?
Plans run $99 to $249 a month depending on county size, billed month to month. The free week of lists needs no card and does not start a subscription.
When will I get my first list?
Your first list arrives the next weekday morning after you subscribe, built from the latest published filings.
Is my county exclusive?
No, filings are public. But the state's files have no phone numbers and are full of holding companies, so almost no one calls from them. You get each business the morning after it registers, with the owner's number already found, so you'll usually be the first to call.
Can I use my own CRM?
Yes. The CSV imports into any CRM that accepts CSV files, and the Google Sheet works on its own. There is no software to install.
Is FiledToday affiliated with Sunbiz?
No. FiledToday is an independent service. Sunbiz is the State of Florida's business registry and remains the official source for filings.
See your county's new businesses.
Tell us your county and what you sell. We'll email recent filings with owner phone numbers, usually in about 10 minutes. No card and no subscription.