East End building permits,
verified and mapped.
- 3,000+Permits
- 350+New permits a month
- 100%Verified
The earliest read
on the
East End
construction
market.
Nothing gets built on the East End without a permit. Those filings, spread across more than a dozen building offices, are the earliest signal of what is being built and where.
Permit Plotter collects permits from every office, checks each one, labels the work it covers, fills the gaps and pins it to its property on one map.
For the trade companies, real estate agents, attorneys, architects, builders and investors who work here, having this data is not just a convenience. It is a positional advantage.
Pinned at the address
Who's building
what, where, and when.
Shown with example permits.
Months of records requests,
done for you.
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1Collected.
From open portals, clerks' monthly spreadsheets, PDFs and handwritten ledgers.
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2Verified.
Matched to what the office recorded, line by line.
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3Classified.
Labeled by every kind of work the permit covers.
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4Enriched.
Filled in with who owns it, who's building it and how to reach them.
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5Mapped.
Pinned to its property, on one map.
Shown with an example permit.
One property.
Leads for every business.
A single home's permits bring new clients to
builders, pool companies, agents and more.
- 1New houseReal estate agent's next listing
- 2AdditionHome builder's next bid
- 3PoolPool company's service contract
- 4Site workLandscaper's lead
- 5Tennis or sport courtCourt builder's next job
- 6House demolitionSupplier's biggest order
One closed deal pays for
years of Permit Plotter.
High-quality leads on some of the most valuable
properties in the country.
- Permit Plotter$499/month
- Home builder$3.2 million
- Excavator$140,000
- Material supplier$384,000
- Roofer$85,000
- Pool builder$180,000
- Real estate agent$162,000
Illustrative figures, for one closed deal.
They don't have
the data. We do.
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- Every permit older than three months, on the map and in the table
- Search any address, owner or contractor
- Permits from January 1, 2026 on
- Live map and table: filter by town, hamlet, permit scope, kind of property, status and date
- Search any address, owner or contractor in seconds
- Email alerts for new permits
- CSV downloads
- Connect your AI assistant: Claude, ChatGPT and more Coming soon
- Everything in Solo, for the whole team
- Invite by email, swap seats anytime
- One subscription, one invoice
- AI assistant access for every seat Coming soon
- Everything in Office
- Data feeds for your own systems and tools
- Priority support
Questions, answered.
Everything you need to know
about Permit Plotter.
Public, yes. Easy to access, organized, accurate and consistent? Absolutely not. The East End's permits sit in more than a dozen building offices, each with its own portal, filing cabinet or paper forms, much of it scanned or handwritten. Gathering them yourself takes months of records requests.
Permit Plotter does it for you: every permit, checked against the office's own record and pinned at its address, searchable in one place. Nothing is guessed.
Anyone whose work starts with what is being built on the East End.
A pool or landscape company sees the new houses that will need them next. A supplier follows a contractor's filings across every town. A builder watches what is being filed near their sites. A real estate agent pulls a property's full permit history before listing it. Architects, attorneys and investors use it the same way.
The Hamptons and the North Fork: the towns of Southampton, East Hampton, Southold and Shelter Island, plus East Hampton Village, Sagaponack, Quogue, North Haven, Sag Harbor and Westhampton Beach. More villages are on the way.
Permits appear as each office releases them, often while still at the application stage, and their status updates as the office moves them along. Every permit shows the dates its office recorded, so you can see how fresh a lead is.
Straight from the building offices' own records. Nothing is bought from a data broker or copied from another map.
Every permit shows its address, date and permit scope, pinned at the property. Most also show the status, the office's own description of the job, the owner and contractor where named, and the stated cost where one was filed.
The map starts on January 1, 2026, and new permits are added as each office files them.
Yes. Save a search by town, neighborhood or permit scope and get matching permits by email, daily or weekly. Change or switch off any alert in one click.
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