For pest control companies

Be the first call after a failed inspection.

A restaurant cited for pests has days, not weeks, to fix it. Our daily email puts those names in front of you, and your Featured listing catches the owners who search for help.

7:00 AM · Your daily alert3 new
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

Two ways to get found

1. The daily list

New pest-cited failures in your city, with the inspector's own notes. Shared with the other subscribers in your city, so you hear about them the same morning.

2. The Featured listing

Your company at the top of your city's directory, marked Featured, with a request form that sends restaurant owners straight to you.

3. Proof, not promises

Every record links to the public source. We never invent leads, and we only sell a city whose data is current.

What you get

What your company gets

Hours back every week

You skip the 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.

One email, by 7 AM

A clean list in your inbox before the day starts. No logins, no dashboards, no spreadsheets.

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 a city stops publishing, we pause it instead of sending you old records. Every city page shows its latest record date.

Found by restaurant owners

Listing plans put you on your city page. Owners who search for help send quote requests straight to you.

No contract, easy refund

One plain price per city. Cancel any time. Ask within 14 days of your first payment for a full refund.

Do it yourself, or get the email

On your ownWith Daily Inspection Alert
Finding the recordsSearch each city or county portal, each with its own formatWe pull them every morning
Sorting out the pestsGo through every inspection, passes includedOnly pest citations, grouped by inspection
Staying currentCheck every day, easy to miss a dayOne email at 7 AM
What you learnOpen each record one by oneBusiness, address, date, inspector's note, phone where published
Being foundWait for referrals or pay for shared leadsListing on your city page and quote requests
CostYour time, every weekFrom $49 a month per city

What one restaurant is worth to you

Enter your own number. The example is not a promise of results.

This is where your listing appears

Example from a city page. Featured companies sit above the free listings, clearly labeled.

Other local pest control company

Free listing from public information

Listed

Another local company

Free listing from public information

Listed

Pick what you need, one city at a time

Directory Listing $14.99, Daily Alerts $49, or Alerts + Featured $99. 14-day refund. Cancel any time.

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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.

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.

Do the lists include phone numbers?

Only where the city publishes them. New York City and Cincinnati records include a phone number. Others give the business name and address.