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Every new vacation rental in your county. Only you get the list.

Florida licenses about 1,000 new vacation rentals a month. Each weekday morning, get the ones licensed in your county since your last list: the owner's name, the rental's address, the owner's mailing address, and their phone number for most.

One property manager per county. Flat monthly price, month to month.

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Florida counties shaded by monthly price. Busier counties are darker. Use the county picker or the table for the same numbers.Alachua County: about 5 new rentals a month, $150 a monthBaker County: under 1 new rentals a month, not sold aloneBay County: about 97 new rentals a month, $1,500 a monthBradford County: under 1 new rentals a month, not sold aloneBrevard County: about 24 new rentals a month, $600 a monthBroward County: about 102 new rentals a month, $1,500 a monthCalhoun County: under 1 new rentals a month, not sold aloneCharlotte County: about 20 new rentals a month, $600 a monthCitrus County: about 6 new rentals a month, $300 a monthClay County: under 1 new rentals a month, not sold aloneCollier County: about 20 new rentals a month, $600 a monthColumbia County: under 1 new rentals a month, not sold aloneDeSoto County: under 1 new rentals a month, not sold aloneDixie County: under 1 new rentals a month, not sold aloneDuval County: about 21 new rentals a month, $600 a monthEscambia County: about 9 new rentals a month, $300 a monthFlagler County: about 8 new rentals a month, $300 a monthFranklin County: about 2 new rentals a month, $150 a monthGadsden County: under 1 new rentals a month, not sold aloneGilchrist County: under 1 new rentals a month, not sold aloneGlades County: under 1 new rentals a month, not sold aloneGulf County: about 8 new rentals a month, $300 a monthHamilton County: under 1 new rentals a month, not sold aloneHardee County: under 1 new rentals a month, not sold aloneHendry County: under 1 new rentals a month, not sold aloneHernando County: about 5 new rentals a month, $150 a monthHighlands County: about 2 new rentals a month, $150 a monthHillsborough County: about 24 new rentals a month, $600 a monthHolmes County: under 1 new rentals a month, not sold aloneIndian River County: about 4 new rentals a month, $150 a monthJackson County: under 1 new rentals a month, not sold aloneJefferson County: under 1 new rentals a month, not sold aloneLafayette County: under 1 new rentals a month, not sold aloneLake County: about 10 new rentals a month, $300 a monthLee County: about 67 new rentals a month, $1,000 a monthLeon County: about 4 new rentals a month, $150 a monthLevy County: about 1 new rentals a month, $150 a monthLiberty County: under 1 new rentals a month, not sold aloneMadison County: under 1 new rentals a month, not sold aloneManatee County: about 43 new rentals a month, $1,000 a monthMarion County: about 9 new rentals a month, $300 a monthMartin County: about 3 new rentals a month, $150 a monthMiami-Dade County: about 90 new rentals a month, $1,500 a monthMonroe County: about 20 new rentals a month, $600 a monthNassau County: about 2 new rentals a month, $150 a monthOkaloosa County: about 14 new rentals a month, $300 a monthOkeechobee County: about 1 new rentals a month, $150 a monthOrange County: about 7 new rentals a month, $300 a monthOsceola County: about 80 new rentals a month, $1,500 a monthPalm Beach County: about 34 new rentals a month, $600 a monthPasco County: about 5 new rentals a month, $150 a monthPinellas County: about 85 new rentals a month, $1,500 a monthPolk County: about 45 new rentals a month, $1,000 a monthPutnam County: about 1 new rentals a month, $150 a monthSanta Rosa County: about 8 new rentals a month, $300 a monthSarasota County: about 21 new rentals a month, $600 a monthSeminole County: about 2 new rentals a month, $150 a monthSt. Johns County: about 22 new rentals a month, $600 a monthSt. Lucie County: about 5 new rentals a month, $300 a monthSumter County: about 4 new rentals a month, $150 a monthSuwannee County: under 1 new rentals a month, not sold aloneTaylor County: under 1 new rentals a month, not sold aloneUnion County: under 1 new rentals a month, not sold aloneVolusia County: about 14 new rentals a month, $300 a monthWakulla County: about 2 new rentals a month, $150 a monthWalton County: about 43 new rentals a month, $1,000 a monthWashington County: under 1 new rentals a month, not sold alone

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Broward County

New rentals a month
About 102
Price
$1,500 a month
Status
Open
Claim Broward for $1,500/mo

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New licenses since July 1, 2026, from the State of Florida's public license records.

What lands in your inbox.

The owner's name, the rental's address and the owner's mailing address come straight off the license. We add the owner's phone number for most. When we can't find one, the mailing address still gets your letter there.

LicensedOwnerPhoneRentalTypeMailing address
Oct 23Daniel Kowalski(239) 555-01471418 SW 34th Ter, Cape CoralHouseFort Myers, FL
Oct 23Maria Delgado, Sunfish Retreat LLC(305) 555-01826700 Collins Ave, Unit 1204, Miami BeachCondoCoral Gables, FL
Oct 22Kevin Pratt(850) 555-012622 Seagrass Way, Santa Rosa BeachHouseAtlanta, GA
Oct 22Priya Natarajan(407) 555-01593145 Palm Breeze Dr, KissimmeeHouseOrlando, FL
Oct 22Thomas ReillyNot found812 Gulf Blvd, Unit 3, Indian Rocks BeachCondoClearwater, FL
Oct 21James Whitfield, Coastal Keys Holdings LLC(941) 555-0113517 Bayshore Dr, EnglewoodHouseSarasota, FL

Example rows. Fictional owners and addresses, real format.

A new license is a new owner making a decision.

Florida requires a license to rent most homes and condos by the night. Owners usually apply right before they start taking bookings, which is when they decide between running it themselves and hiring a manager.

Some already have someone. Many are still deciding, and almost none have been called yet. The list gets you there first, with the license only days old.

Find your county.

Every county with at least one new license a month, busiest first. Each one goes to the first manager who claims it.

Prices are fixed per county and don't change with a busy month. You pay the same flat price whether the state licenses 60 new rentals or 90.

New vacation rental licenses per month, July 1 to October 23, 2026. Prices are fixed; counts move with the season.
CountyNew rentals a monthNew a monthPriceStatusAction
Broward102$1,500/moOpenClaim
Bay97$1,500/moOpenClaim
Miami-Dade90$1,500/moOpenClaim
Pinellas85$1,500/moOpenClaim
Osceola80$1,500/moOpenClaim
Lee67$1,000/moOpenClaim
Polk45$1,000/moOpenClaim
Manatee43$1,000/moOpenClaim
Walton43$1,000/moOpenClaim
Palm Beach34$600/moOpenClaim
Brevard24$600/moOpenClaim
Hillsborough24$600/moOpenClaim
St. Johns22$600/moOpenClaim
Sarasota21$600/moOpenClaim
Duval21$600/moOpenClaim
Charlotte20$600/moOpenClaim
Collier20$600/moOpenClaim
Monroe20$600/moOpenClaim
Volusia14$300/moOpenClaim
Okaloosa14$300/moOpenClaim
Lake10$300/moOpenClaim
Escambia9$300/moOpenClaim
Marion9$300/moOpenClaim
Flagler8$300/moOpenClaim
Gulf8$300/moOpenClaim
Santa Rosa8$300/moOpenClaim
Orange7$300/moOpenClaim
Citrus6$300/moOpenClaim
St. Lucie5$300/moOpenClaim
15 smaller counties, 1 to 5 new rentals a month
CountyNew rentals a monthNew a monthPriceStatusAction
Alachua5$150/moOpenClaim
Pasco5$150/moOpenClaim
Hernando5$150/moOpenClaim
Indian River4$150/moOpenClaim
Leon4$150/moOpenClaim
Sumter4$150/moOpenClaim
Martin3$150/moOpenClaim
Seminole2$150/moOpenClaim
Franklin2$150/moOpenClaim
Nassau2$150/moOpenClaim
Highlands2$150/moOpenClaim
Wakulla2$150/moOpenClaim
Levy1$150/moOpenClaim
Okeechobee1$150/moOpenClaim
Putnam1$150/moOpenClaim

Counties with fewer than one new license a month aren't sold alone. Ask and we'll add one to a neighboring county.

How it works

  1. Get a free sample

    Pick your county. We email you its new licenses from the last two weeks, with owner phone numbers, within one business day.

  2. Claim your county

    Check out with a card in about a minute. From then on, no other manager gets your county's list from us.

  3. Call new owners every morning

    Your first list arrives the next weekday morning. After that, the licenses approved since your last list land in your inbox each weekday as Google Sheets, Excel and CSV.

The deal, plainly.

Your county is yours

While you're subscribed, no other manager gets your county's new licenses from us. Cancel, or let a payment lapse for 7 days, and the county opens back up.

Every license, every weekday

We send every new vacation rental license the state approves in your county, the next weekday morning. Some days there are none; we never pad the list.

Priced by county, not by lead

We find phone numbers for most owners, and like any contact data, a few will be out of date. You pay one flat price for the county instead of per lead, so there are no per-lead credits. Cancel anytime.

Questions

Who is this for?

Vacation rental and short-term rental property managers, and co-hosting companies, that take on new homes in Florida. One company per county.

Where do the leads come from?

Florida's new vacation rental licenses. The state requires a license to rent most homes and condos by the night, so a new license usually means a rental that's about to take its first bookings. Each weekday we take the new licenses in your county, find the owner's phone number when we can, and send you the list.

What does one manager per county mean?

While you're subscribed, we don't sell or send your county's new vacation rental licenses to any other property manager. If you cancel, or a payment fails and isn't fixed within 7 days, the county opens back up. The licenses are public records, so we can't stop someone from digging them up on their own. But nobody else gets them from us.

How many leads will I get?

Every new license in your county, however many that is. The table shows each county's monthly average since July 1. Busy counties get a few new licenses most weekdays; small ones may go days without one. We don't promise a count.

Does every lead have a phone number?

No. Every lead has the owner's name, the rental's address and the owner's mailing address straight from the license. We find a phone number for most of them. The ones without a number are still worth a letter or a postcard.

What if a phone number is wrong?

It happens now and then. Numbers come from public sources, and people change them. Since you pay one flat price for the county rather than per lead, there are no credits for individual numbers. Your free sample shows you what to expect, and you can cancel anytime.

Don't some of these owners already have a manager?

Some do, and some licenses are filed by the manager for the owner. Many owners are still deciding between hiring someone and doing it themselves, and almost none have been called about it yet. You get every license either way.

How do I sign up?

Claim your county from the map or the table and check out with a card. It takes a minute, and your first list comes the next weekday morning. It's month to month: cancel anytime from the link in your receipt.

Can I take more than one county?

Yes. Claim each county you want. Counties with fewer than one new license a month aren't sold alone; ask and we'll add one to a neighboring county.

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