For phone, internet and VoIP providers
New business leads for phone, internet and VoIP providers in Portland & Vancouver, WA
A business moving into a new space needs internet, phones and often a card-reader connection working on opening day, and the order usually goes in weeks before. A tenant-improvement permit means a space being fitted out for a new occupant; a new-building permit means a building with tenants who have not picked a provider yet; a new registration means a company setting up its first lines and numbers.
Launch Lookout pulls build-out and new-building permits from Portland Permitting & Development, Clark County and the City of Vancouver every day, along with new business registrations from the Oregon Secretary of State and new licenses, contractors and health practices, and maps them around you.
Build-outs are the strongest signal: a lease is signed and there is a move-in date to work back from. Registrations are the volume, and each is a company deciding how its customers will reach it. A short note that offers to have service ready by opening day is a useful first contact.
2,284
leads, last 4 weeks
2,102
new businesses
149
build-out permits
33
new-building permits
Oct 10 – Nov 6 · updated Wed, Nov 4
Recent leads for phone, internet and VoIP providers
The newest 25, street name only. Subscribers see the full address and the public record.
| Date | Type | City | Street | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11/4 | Health practice | Oregon City | Molalla Ave | Federal NPI registry |
| 11/3 | New contractor | Vancouver | NE 151st Ave | Washington L&I contractors |
| 11/3 | Health practice | Beaverton | NW 167th Pl | Federal NPI registry |
| 11/3 | New contractor | Ridgefield | NW 199th St | Washington L&I contractors |
| 11/3 | Health practice | Portland | N Harvard St | Federal NPI registry |
| 11/3 | Trucking company | Washougal | E St | FMCSA operating authority |
| 11/3 | Build-out | Portland | NW Quimby St | Portland PP&D |
| 11/3 | Liquor license | Gresham | SE Hogan Rd | Oregon OLCC liquor licenses |
| 11/2 | Registration | Portland | S Macadam Ave | Oregon Secretary of State |
| 11/2 | Registration | Portland | S Macadam Ave | Oregon Secretary of State |
| 11/2 | Registration | Portland | NE 106th Ave | Oregon Secretary of State |
| 11/2 | Registration | Portland | SE 65th Ave | Oregon Secretary of State |
| 11/2 | Build-out | Portland | NW 17th Ave | Portland PP&D |
| 11/2 | Build-out | Portland | SW 12th Ave | Portland PP&D |
| 11/2 | Build-out | Portland | SW Canyon Rd | Portland PP&D |
| 11/2 | Registration | Portland | NE 79th Ave | Oregon Secretary of State |
| 11/2 | New building | Portland | SE 22nd Ave | Portland PP&D |
| 11/2 | Registration | Portland | SE 33rd Ave | Oregon Secretary of State |
| 11/2 | Build-out | Portland | SE 92nd Ave | Portland PP&D |
| 11/2 | Build-out | Portland | SW Kingston Ave | Portland PP&D |
| 11/2 | Registration | Portland | SE 162nd Ave | Oregon Secretary of State |
| 11/2 | New contractor | Washougal | 57th St | Washington L&I contractors |
| 11/2 | Registration | Portland | SE 65th Ave | Oregon Secretary of State |
| 11/2 | New building | Portland | SE Stark St | Portland PP&D |
| 11/2 | Registration | Forest Grove | Rodlun Ct | Oregon Secretary of State |
Questions
- Which records matter most for phone and internet providers?
- Build-out and new-building permits, because service has to be installed before move-in. New registrations add businesses setting up phones and internet for the first time.
- Do I get the business name?
- Registrations and licenses do. On permits the applicant is usually the contractor, so the address is the lead.
- How is this different from the low-voltage and IT page?
- The low-voltage and IT page focuses on cabling, offices and clinics. This page includes every new business registration, since every business needs a phone number and internet.