Start with the record, not a rumor
Each candidate keeps its government source, public stage, record identity, last-check time, and source-provided map point when available.
BuildSignal turns scattered permit and planning records into a private project radar matched to the service you sell and the roads your team can profitably cover—with official evidence, road time and distance, visible unknowns, change alerts, a next action, and outcome tracking.
Free first test: exactly five source-linked project candidates. No card. No automatic subscription. No mass outreach. No promised jobs.
Mesa | Commercial permit issued | Official source attached
Example format based on a public permit record. It is not a customer-ready lead until the review gate is completed.
A government portal can tell you what was filed. It does not tell you whether the record fits your service, whether it is inside your real road reach, what is missing, or what your salesperson should do next.
BuildSignal connects those pieces without pretending an unverified record is a guaranteed opportunity.Each candidate keeps its government source, public stage, record identity, last-check time, and source-provided map point when available.
BuildSignal compares the record with your service, capacity, preferences, official-source coverage, and verified road-network reach from your operating base.
Unknowns stay visible, one verification action is named, and the outcome stays in a private pipeline.
Open the official record and see when it was last checked.
See separate service-fit and territory-fit decisions, including road time and distance when verified.
See the missing phase, contractor, timing, or access facts before outreach.
Get one focused verification or pursuit action and record what happened.
BuildSignal automates source checks, matching, and change flags. Your team chooses what to verify, deliver, and pursue.
A generic demo cannot prove fit. The free territory test uses your service, profitable area, capacity, preferences, and exclusions.
Tell us what you sell, where you can profitably serve, and which jobs are worth your time.
Receive five distinct, source-linked briefs matched to that lane and rechecked before delivery.
Mark each one Pursue, Watch, or Reject. Continue only if the decisions are useful.
Five distinct candidate briefs so you can judge relevance, evidence quality, and next-action value.
Continue only if the five-project test shows a useful fit for your territory and sales motion.
Written pilot terms and prepayment come only after the free test. No website checkout or automatic renewal.
Early-stage validation: BuildSignal has not yet established that a fit score predicts a sale. The founding pilot measures relevance, pursuit rate, quote activity, and wins.
Phoenix plan-review and permit layers, plus Mesa permits, use structured source refreshes. Scottsdale and unincorporated Maricopa County currently use assisted review. Every record shows its source, review state, and last-check time.
Each profile uses its own scope signals. “Other commercial service” receives a coverage review before any project is delivered.
A live website does not make government records instantaneous. BuildSignal reports when each source and candidate was checked.
Give BuildSignal the commercial lane that already works for your business. We first confirm whether the supported sources can produce five distinct candidates worth reviewing.