Permit Pulse monitors every new building, trade, and electrical permit issued by Seattle SDCI and delivers a digest to Pro subscribers every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Three city permit systems, one feed — from new construction and alterations to mechanical, plumbing, and electrical work.
In real estate and construction, timing is everything. Permit Pulse puts Seattle permit data in your hands before your competition even knows to look.
Seattle issues roughly 4,000 permits a month across its building, trade, and electrical systems. Get every new one — with its type, scope of work, address with ZIP, and the permit-pulling contractor on most trade and electrical records — three times a week before your competition.
Track construction and renovation across every Seattle ZIP, with an estimated project cost on virtually every building and mechanical permit. Spot the blocks drawing capital before they show up in prices.
Know which Seattle neighborhoods are seeing new construction the week the permit is issued. Filter by ZIP and permit type to prospect smarter across the city.
Pick the zip codes and permit types you care about in Seattle. Takes 60 seconds.
Our system checks Seattle for new permit filings automatically every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
Pro subscribers receive an email digest every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday with every new Seattle permit matching their zip codes — address, type, and value included.
No contracts. Cancel anytime.
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Perfect for professionals focused on Seattle.
$190 billed yearly — 2 months free
For investors and teams tracking more territory.
$390 billed yearly — 2 months free
Sales teams and analysts.
$990 billed yearly — 2 months free
Our Seattle data comes from the city's three official open-data permit datasets — Building, Trade, and Electrical, all published by SDCI — updated Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Each record carries the permit type, issue date, scope of work, an address with ZIP on about nine in ten rows, and a link back to the city's own record. Estimated project cost is on nearly every building and trade permit but on few electrical ones, and the contractor is named on most trade and electrical permits and few building permits.
Pro subscribers receive a digest every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday after our system runs. You'll have the data the same day it's pulled.
Yes. No contracts, no cancellation fees. Cancel from your dashboard under “Manage billing” — you keep access through the end of the period you’ve paid for. Changed your mind on a yearly plan? Contact us within 14 days of purchase for a full refund.
Yes — across Washington we also cover Everett. We track markets in more than twenty states nationwide, and we're actively expanding.
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