Someone just failed an inspection. Be the one who fixes it.
Every morning we read the health department records and send pest control companies the restaurants cited for roaches, rodents and flies, while the owner is still looking for help.
in the last 14 days
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A failed inspection starts a clock.
CitedThe 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.
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.
One email at 7 AM. Every new citation in your city.
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 city publishes them.
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 one clean email
Business name, address, date and the inspector's note. Phone numbers too, where the city publishes them.
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 city has a public pest control directory. Paying companies are listed first, clearly labeled, with a request form that sends owners straight to you.
Cities we cover now
We only list a city when its inspection data is current. More cities are added as their data proves reliable.
Chicago, IL
45 pest-cited failures in 14 daysLatest record: 2026-10-23
New York City, NY
282 pest-cited failures in 14 daysLatest record: 2026-10-21
Upstate New York, NY
105 pest-cited failures in 14 daysLatest record: 2026-10-16
Cincinnati, OH
6 pest-cited failures in 14 daysLatest record: 2026-10-20
Seattle and King County, WA
35 pest-cited failures in 14 daysLatest record: 2026-10-22
Pick your plan
One plain price per plan, per city, per month. 14-day refund.
Get a free sample first
Pick your city and we will email you a few of this week's real pest-cited failures so you can judge it yourself. No payment needed.
Questions
What is Daily Inspection Alert?
A daily email for pest control companies. Each morning we pull official health inspection records for the cities 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.
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 city page names its source and shows the latest inspection date we have.
How much does it cost?
Three plans, each per city per month. Directory Listing is $14.99: a priority listing in our public pest control directory and quote requests from restaurant owners. Daily Alerts is $49: the daily list of restaurants cited for pests. Alerts + Featured is $99: the daily list plus a Featured spot at the top of your city page, limited to 3 companies per city. 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?
Yes. Everyone subscribed to the same city receives the same list. Featured spots in each city are limited so the directory stays useful for restaurant owners.
Which cities do you cover?
We currently cover Chicago, New York City, Upstate New York, Cincinnati, Seattle and King County, and add cities as their inspection data proves fresh and reliable. We never sell a city whose data is stale.
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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