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Filtering the map down to your top 10
Thousands of permits pull every week. Stack a few filters so the map shows only the ones worth a call this morning.
This guide is hands-on — follow along in the app.
A free account takes two minutes and includes 25 project views. No card.
The map plots every active permit in your market, scored 0–100 against your profile. Pin colors match the tier, so it reads at a glance before you click anything:
| Tier | Score | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Hot | 70+ | In your trade window, in your territory, fresh. Call-today material. |
| Warm | 40–69 | Good fit with a gap somewhere — timing, distance, or no relationship yet. |
| Prospect | 14–39 | A real project, but weak fit today. Worth a look when the board is quiet. |
| Watch | under 14 | On the radar. Windows may open later as the project moves. |
Stack your filters
- 1Start from scoreDrag the Minimum score slider up so anything below your floor drops off the map entirely. Most crews start around 60 (mid-Warm) and tighten toward 70 (Hot) as their territory fills in.
- 2Layer value and typeSet a value range and pick project types. A $40K reno and a $4M build are different businesses — filter to the one you staff for and the noise disappears.
- 3Narrow by who and whereMulti-select Cities and Builders to focus a patch you're farming or a GC you're courting. Those lists populate from whatever's currently in view, so they stay relevant.
- 4One-tap togglesHot, Overdue, Stuck, ≥ $1M, and This week are quick filters for the views you reach for daily — flip one on instead of rebuilding the filter each time.
What's free vs. what costs a view
Every permit's score, project type, value band, area, and recency is visible for free — across your whole territory, on the map and in the table. Opening a project's full record (street address, builder identity, verified contacts) spends one view and unlocks it for your account forever.
TipYour filters persist between sessions. Dial in your "call today" view once and it's waiting for you every morning.