MyLinenService

Our data network monitors 800+ public sources — liquor authorities, health departments, secretaries of state, county permit portals — to spot businesses that are opening, expanding, or changing. Over the last 90 days it logged 2,339,780 growth signals nationwide.

Highlights from the full state-by-state index:

  • 210,651 food-service signals — new liquor licenses and health permits, the earliest public traces of a restaurant opening.
  • 996,037 new business filings.
  • 219,777 commercial building permits.
  • California (979,912), Florida (590,539), and Colorado (174,469) led tracked activity this quarter.

The full table, methodology, and citation terms are on the index page. Cite freely with attribution (CC BY 4.0).

We Tracked 2.3 Million U.S. Business Growth Signals in 90 Days — Here’s Where the Activity Is

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