Miami-Dade · from the Florida state record
Each weekday the state publishes its newest corporate filings. We keep the Miami-Dade ones that look like real operating businesses, set the holding companies aside, and email you the slice that fits what you sell.
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Real counts from one weekday's file. Volume changes day to day.
Counts are the matches in the Oct 13 file. A business can fit more than one list.
Every new business needs general liability, and most need workers' comp, commercial auto or a BOP before they sign a lease or hire. Reach them while they're still shopping for a first policy.
Top kinds: professional services 98, construction/trades 40, retail 30
New entities need books set up, sales-tax registration, payroll tax accounts and an entity election decision, and the owner usually picks an accountant in the first months.
Top kinds: professional services 99, construction/trades 40, retail 30
A new business needs a site, a Google Business Profile and a logo. Reach them while they're still choosing who builds it.
Top kinds: professional services 97, construction/trades 40, retail 28
Storefronts, restaurants, clinics and trucks need exterior signs, window graphics and wraps before opening day. Filtered to businesses likely to have a physical location or vehicles.
Top kinds: construction/trades 27, auto 18, restaurant/food 14
Filtered to businesses likely to hire staff soon: restaurants, trades, clinics, retail. Get in before the first hire, when they pick a payroll system.
Top kinds: health/medical 15, construction/trades 14, professional services 12
Restaurants, shops, salons and gyms need card processing and a POS before they open the doors. Filtered to businesses that will take payments in person.
Top kinds: retail 15, restaurant/food 14, auto 12
Offices, clinics, restaurants and gyms that will need a cleaning contract. Filtered to businesses likely to run a physical space.
Top kinds: health/medical 17, restaurant/food 12, beauty/salon 8
Real businesses from the Oct 13 file. Subscribers also get the columns on the right.
| Business | Category | City | Filed | What it likely is | Address · officers · registered agent · Sunbiz link |
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Category and "what it likely is" are AI-written guesses from the business name and filing. They can be wrong; the state record is the source of truth.
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The Florida Division of Corporations publishes new corporate filings every business day. We take that public file, keep businesses with a Miami-Dade ZIP code, and clean and sort them. Nothing is scraped from behind a login.
Each file holds filings the state processed in the days before it was published. Most businesses in it were filed within the previous week or two, often before they've opened or hired anyone.
On weekday mornings when the state publishes a new file. No file on weekends and state holidays, so no email then.
Yes. AI tidies names and addresses, picks the industry, writes the one-line description and flags likely holding companies. It works from the business name and filing, so some guesses will be wrong. The Sunbiz link on every row lets you check the source.
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