For payment processing and point-of-sale providers

New business leads for payment processing and point-of-sale providers in Portland & Vancouver, WA

A new business picks its card processor and point-of-sale system before its first sale, and most keep what they start with. A new registration means a company that may not have a merchant account yet; a new liquor license means a bar or restaurant that needs a POS with tabs, tips and inventory; a sign permit means a storefront weeks from its first customer.

Launch Lookout pulls new business registrations from the Oregon Secretary of State, new liquor licenses, health practices, contractors and trucking companies, and sign permits from Portland Permitting & Development and Clark County every day, and maps them around you. Hundreds of new businesses show up each week.

The record tells you what kind of business it is, which decides the pitch: a restaurant POS, a retail register, a clinic's patient payments, a contractor's mobile reader. Registrations are the volume; sign permits are the timing, since a sign usually goes up in the last weeks before opening. A short note that offers to have payments ready by opening day is a useful first contact.

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2,135

leads, last 4 weeks

2,102

new businesses

33

sign permits

Oct 10 – Nov 6 · updated Wed, Nov 4

Recent leads for payment processing and point-of-sale providers

The newest 25, street name only. Subscribers see the full address and the public record.

DateTypeCityStreetSource
11/4Health practiceOregon CityMolalla Ave Federal NPI registry
11/3Health practiceBeavertonNW 167th Pl Federal NPI registry
11/3New contractorRidgefieldNW 199th St Washington L&I contractors
11/3New contractorVancouverNE 151st Ave Washington L&I contractors
11/3Trucking companyWashougalE St FMCSA operating authority
11/3Health practicePortlandN Harvard St Federal NPI registry
11/3Liquor licenseGreshamSE Hogan Rd Oregon OLCC liquor licenses
11/2RegistrationGreshamSE 14th St Oregon Secretary of State
11/2RegistrationForest GroveRodlun Ct Oregon Secretary of State
11/2RegistrationPortlandNE Alberta St Oregon Secretary of State
11/2RegistrationPortlandNE 106th Ave Oregon Secretary of State
11/2New contractorWashougal57th St Washington L&I contractors
11/2RegistrationPortlandNE 79th Ave Oregon Secretary of State
11/2RegistrationPortlandNE Knott St Oregon Secretary of State
11/2Sign permitPortlandSE 13th Ave Portland PP&D
11/2RegistrationPortlandSE 33rd Ave Oregon Secretary of State
11/2RegistrationCanbySE 10th Ave Oregon Secretary of State
11/2RegistrationPortlandSE 65th Ave Oregon Secretary of State
11/2RegistrationPortlandNW Sauvie Island Rd Oregon Secretary of State
11/2RegistrationPortlandSE 162nd Ave Oregon Secretary of State
11/2RegistrationPortlandS Macadam Ave Oregon Secretary of State
11/2RegistrationPortlandS Macadam Ave Oregon Secretary of State
11/2RegistrationPortlandS Macadam Ave Oregon Secretary of State
11/2RegistrationPortlandSE 65th Ave Oregon Secretary of State
11/2RegistrationPortlandNW Gillihan Rd Oregon Secretary of State
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Questions

Which records matter most for payment providers?
New registrations and liquor licenses for volume, and sign permits for timing: a sign permit usually means a storefront is close to opening.
Do I get the business name?
Registrations and licenses carry the business name and registered address. Sign permits carry the address of the storefront.
How fresh are the registrations?
The Oregon registry publishes once a week, about a week behind. License and permit records are added every day.