Florida · new filings every business day

Reach new business owners in their first 90 days.

Every new Florida business needs insurance, a tax setup and a bookkeeper within months. DayOneBiz turns the state's filings into a clean list for your county and industry, with the owner's name and, for most, the owner's email.

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~11,000new for-profit Florida businesses per week
~2,000per week in Miami-Dade alone
About halfcome with the owner's own email from their state filing
Measured on Florida filings from September 2026.

Two lists, built for two buyers

Same filings, filtered for what you sell. Counts are for Florida, September 2026.

For insurance agents

New businesses that need coverage

Contractors, trucking, cleaning, beauty, auto and food businesses: the ones that need general liability, workers' comp or commercial auto before they can work.

~3,900 a month
in those industries statewide, about half with the owner's email
  • Filter by industry, county and city
  • Holding companies and virtual offices flagged, so you skip shells
  • Spanish-speaking owners flagged for bilingual agencies
For accountants & bookkeepers

New owners before their first tax deadline

Multi-member LLCs file a partnership return (Form 1065) by March 15. Most new owners don't know that yet.

~7,000 a month
new multi-member businesses statewide, about 1 in 4 in Miami-Dade
  • Multi-member LLCs and likely 1065 filers flagged
  • We flag owners who already filed through an accountant
  • About half of Miami-Dade owners likely speak Spanish

How it works

The state publishes every filing. Using it well is the hard part. We do that part for you.

1

We pull every new filing

Straight from the Florida Division of Corporations, every business day.

2

We clean it up

County, industry, owner names and email, plus flags: virtual offices, holding companies, multi-member LLCs, and owners who already filed through an accountant.

3

You get a spreadsheet you can work

An Excel file for your counties and industries, ready to email, mail, call or import into your CRM.

What the list looks like

Real rows from Miami-Dade, September 2026. Names and emails are shortened here; the file you receive has them in full.

CompanyFiledCityIndustryOwnerOwner emailFlags
Perez Aleman Concrete Finish LLCSep 21MiamiConstructionYandi P.y•••@gmail.com2+ members Spanish likely
DPM Transportation LLCSep 17MiamiTransportationDasiel P.d•••@gmail.comSpanish likely
Yania's Cleaning Solutions LLCSep 15MiamiCleaningYania R.y•••@gmail.comSpanish likely
Hospitality Bar LLCSep 18DoralFoodMaria V.m•••@gmail.com2+ members
Primary Elite Consulting Services LLCSep 18HomesteadProfessionalChristopher F.—Filed via accountant

Each row also includes the street address, ZIP, county, owner title, other owners, registered agent and the Florida document number. Emails come from the business's own state filing; when the filing only lists a formation service or an accountant, we leave the email out and flag it.

Questions

Where does the data come from?

From the public business filings of the Florida Department of State, Division of Corporations. We add county, clean names and flags on top. How we check the data.

How fresh is it?

We pull new filings every business day. The weekly list covers businesses that registered in the previous seven days. Owner emails are released by the state every quarter, so the email list covers businesses that are roughly one to three months old, still early enough that most haven't settled on an agent or an accountant.

Does it include emails and phone numbers?

Emails, yes, for about half of new businesses: the address the owner gave the state on their filing. We never guess or pattern-match emails. Phone numbers, no: Florida doesn't publish them.

Can I email these owners?

Yes, as a business-to-business offer, following CAN-SPAM: say who you are, include a mailing address, and honor opt-outs. We remove anyone who asks us to.

Which counties?

All 67 Florida counties. You choose the ones you want.

How much does it cost?

$99 a month per county for accountants, $149 a month per county for insurance agents, or $349 a month for all of Florida. Every plan includes owner emails. Month to month, cancel anytime. Start with the free sample.

Simple pricing

Every plan includes owner emails and the weekly list. Month to month, cancel anytime. Start with a free sample.

Accountants

$99/month

One county: every new business, plus owner emails

  • Multi-member LLCs and likely 1065 filers flagged
  • Owners who already filed through an accountant flagged
  • Excel plus a CSV ready for Mailchimp or your CRM
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All of Florida

$349/month

Either list, all 67 counties

  • Filter by county, city or industry
  • Built for agencies covering the whole state
  • Same weekly delivery and flags
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