Counted from our live platform for September 2026: filings we actually pulled and loaded from six states’ public records. Not a market projection.

Where new businesses are forming fastest, and patterns visible only with every state’s filings in one place.
Colorado’s new business filings are up 42% on last September — the fastest of our six states. Texas is up 19%.
Open Colorado →New businesses formed on Labor Day. A holiday slows filings; it doesn’t stop them — and neither do we.
Open Labor Day →New York forms 37% of the new child-care businesses in our six states, with 13% of the new businesses overall.
Open New York child care →Texas forms 58% of the new ranches in our six states, with a quarter of the new businesses overall.
Open Texas ranching →Each bar is one day of filings. Business days carry the volume; a weekend day runs about a fifth of a business day, and Labor Day about a third.
30 days, no missed days, 149,881 businesses loaded. Continuity is the whole game — a feed that skips a holiday quietly hands those owners to whoever called first.
Every record is built from 18 external data sources — starting with the state filing itself — then refined and scored by 18 proprietary intelligence engines.
Operating businesses only — the ones worth calling.
New operating businesses in September: per day and week across six states, then per week by state. Counts are floors — about 8 in 10 carry a type today. Online, every number opens that list, priced.
You only pay for businesses worth calling.
882,580 operating businesses on file today, out of 1,053,579 filings. Mail drops, formation-suite addresses, single-property LLCs and holding companies — 170,999 of them — are held back and never billed.
84% of September’s operating businesses were filed without a formation service or law firm — so the name on the filing is usually the owner’s.
$0.25 name and address · $0.50 with a verified phone or email · $0.70 with both. A week of new Florida cleaning companies: about 280 businesses, from about $71.