How a lead reaches you
Step 1
An inspector writes it down.
Step 2
An alert pops on your phone.
Step 3
You tap Call.
Live failed inspection alerts
Someone just failed an inspection. Be the one who fixes it.
From $49 a month for a city area, $129 for a county area. Cancel any time. 14-day refund.
1,630 pest citations in the last 14 days, across 16 areas.
We read the health department records and send pest control companies an instant alert on their phone, plus a 7 AM digest, for every restaurant cited for roaches, rodents and flies, while the owner is still looking for help.
Instantalert on your phone
plus a 7 AM digest
plus a 7 AM digest
DashboardCalled, Won, Lost
for you and your team
for you and your team
MapsCall, Text, Email
one tap each
one tap each
FAILED RodentsDouglas County 68107 · Oct 23
FAILED RodentsDouglas County 68102 · Oct 23
FAILED RodentsDouglas County 68105 · Oct 23
See inside the app
This is what lands on your phone.
An alert arrives the moment a new pest citation is found in your area. Open it, then tap to get directions, call, text or email the restaurant. No typing, no copying numbers.
- Business name and the pest the inspector found
- One tap for Maps, Call, Text or Email
- Your company name is already in the message
- Mark each lead Called, Won or Lost
- Instant app alerts come with Featured and Exclusive
Northside Bakery
Chicago 60666 · just now
CallMapsTextEmail
Lakeview GrillRodents
Chicago 60657 · todayGreenhouse CafeFlies
Chicago 60608 · todayCalledWonLost
Example lead
Last 14 days, nationwide
Pest citations across 16 live areas: 1630
That is the last 14 days of official records across the 16 areas we cover. Every one is on the list our subscribers get. Without it, you saw none of them.
Hover a state to lift it, then click an area to open its page.
- Florida629records through 2026-10-23
- New York City361records through 2026-10-21
- Upstate New York239records through 2026-10-16 (delayed 9 days)
- Santa Clara County84records through 2026-10-10 (delayed 15 days)
- Clark County54records through 2026-10-23
- Mecklenburg County48records through 2026-10-23
- Chicago45records through 2026-10-23
- Boston43records through 2026-10-23
- King County36records through 2026-10-22
- Pima County16records through 2026-10-09 (delayed 16 days)
- Sacramento County16records through 2026-10-23
- San Francisco16records through 2026-10-23
- Douglas County14records through 2026-10-23
- Wake County13records through 2026-10-21
- Cincinnati8records through 2026-10-20
- McKinney8records through 2026-10-22
Florida counts restaurants cited for a pest-related violation plus restaurants the state shut down on emergency orders for pests; every other area counts restaurants cited for pests. Each area shows its latest record date, so an area with a delay is counted through the last day it published.
The problem
A failed inspection starts a clock.
For the restaurant
The inspector wrote it down. Now it needs fixing.
Roaches, droppings, flies. The owner has to bring in a pest control company and show it on the re-inspection.
For your company
You never hear about it.
The record is public, but nobody reads it every morning. The company that finds it first gets the first conversation.
The solution
Instant alert on your phone, plus a 7 AM digest. Every new citation in your area.
We read the official records for you, keep only the pest citations, and send the list: business, address, date and what the inspector wrote. Phone numbers where the area publishes them.
Roaches
Business name hereLive roaches in rear prep and dish areas · Chicago 60657
Rodents
Business name hereMouse droppings throughout storage · Chicago 60632
Flies
Business name hereDozens of small flies around bakery prep table · New York 10014
Full list
Names, addresses and what the inspector wroteSent every morning to subscribers
What you get
Less digging. More first calls.
Here is what a pest control company gets from Daily Inspection Alert, and what it replaces.
Hours back every week
You skip the county and city data portals, the odd file formats and the daily checking. We pull the records every morning.
Only pest citations
Passes and unrelated violations are filtered out. You see restaurants cited for roaches, rodents, flies and other pests.
Instant alert, plus a 7 AM digest
Your phone buzzes the moment a new citation is found in your area, and a clean list arrives at 7 AM. A lead dashboard tracks Called, Won and Lost for you and your team.
The inspector's own words
Read exactly what was found and where, so you know whether it is droppings, live roaches or flies before you call.
Phone numbers where published
New York City and Cincinnati records include a phone number, so you can call the same morning.
Fresh data only
If an area stops publishing, we pause it instead of sending you old records. Every area page shows its latest record date.
Found by restaurant owners
Listing plans put you on your area page. Owners who search for help send quote requests straight to you.
No contract, easy refund
One plain price per area. Cancel any time. Ask within 14 days of your first payment for a full refund.
Do it yourself, or get the email
| On your own | With Daily Inspection Alert | |
|---|---|---|
| Finding the records | Search each city or county portal, each with its own format | We pull them every morning |
| Sorting out the pests | Go through every inspection, passes included | Only pest citations, grouped by inspection |
| Staying current | Check every day, easy to miss a day | Instant alert on your phone, plus a 7 AM digest |
| What you learn | Open each record one by one | Business, address, date, inspector's note, phone where published |
| Being found | Wait for referrals or pay for shared leads | Listing on your area page and quote requests |
| Cost | Your time, every week | From $49 a month for a city area, $129 for a county area |
What one restaurant is worth to you
Enter your own number. The example is not a promise of results.
How it works
We read the records
Every morning we pull new inspection results from official government data and keep only the ones cited for roaches, rodents, flies or other pests.
You get an instant alert
Business name, address, date and the inspector's note, on your phone the moment it is found. Tap to call, text, email or open Maps. A 7 AM digest backs it up.
You call first
A failed inspection means the owner has to act. You reach them before anyone else thinks to.
Restaurant owners find you too
Every area has a public pest control directory. Paying companies are listed first, clearly labeled, with a request form that sends owners straight to you.
Featured Your company, first on the page
Choose your area to get alerts
For pest control companies. Each card shows the restaurants cited for pests in the last 14 days of official records and the latest record date. We only list an area when its inspection data is current, and an area running behind is marked Delayed. Claim an area to pick your plan.
Pick your plan
One plain price per plan, per area, per month. 14-day refund. Instant app alerts come with Featured and Exclusive only.
Daily
$49 / $129city / county or state area, per monthCall first after a failed inspection
Get Daily alertsMost Popular
Featured
$99 / $249city / county or state area, per monthEmail, instant app alerts and a top spot
Get FeaturedOnly 1 per area
Exclusive
$299 / $599city / county or state area, per monthThe only company that gets the alerts
Get ExclusiveGet a free sample first
See a few real recent failures in your area first. No payment needed. Sample is a taste only, full alerts require a plan.
Questions
What is Daily Inspection Alert?
A 7 AM email for pest control companies, with instant app alerts on the Featured and Exclusive plans. We pull official health inspection records for the areas we cover and send you the restaurants and food businesses that were cited for pests, so you can reach them while they still need help. A lead dashboard tracks Called, Won and Lost.
Where does the data come from?
From public records published by city, county and state health departments, such as the City of Chicago Data Portal, the NYC Department of Health and the New York State Department of Health. Each area page names its source and shows the latest inspection date we have.
How much does it cost?
We sell one area per place: the whole county (or state) when the data is county-wide, or the whole city when only a city publishes. Four plans per area, per month. Directory Listing is $14.99 everywhere: a priority listing and quote requests, listing only, no alerts and no app. In a county or state area: Daily $129 (the 7 AM email), Featured $249 (email, instant app alerts and one of 3 Featured spots), Exclusive $599 (email plus instant app, the only buyer). In a city area: Daily $49, Featured $99, Exclusive $299. Instant app alerts come with Featured and Exclusive only. Cancel any time.
Do you offer a refund?
Yes. If it is not useful, ask within 14 days of your first payment and we refund it in full.
Is the list shared with other companies?
On Daily Alerts and Alerts + Featured, yes: everyone subscribed to the same area receives the same list. Exclusive is the exception, one company per area. Featured spots in each area are limited so the directory stays useful for restaurant owners.
Is every record the same kind?
Not quite. Most areas list restaurants cited for pests in a routine inspection. Florida lists both: restaurants where the state inspector cited a pest-related violation, and restaurants the state shut down on an emergency closure order for pest activity, which is more serious. Closures are marked as shut down, and each area page and every list says which kind it is.
Don't let someone else make the first call.
Restaurants fail inspections every day. The company that sees it first starts the conversation.
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