Texas · TABC public filings · for POS, insurance, distributor & payment vendors
Know about the new bar before the sign goes up.
Licence Feed watches TABC's public licence filings and puts new Texas venue openings in front of you the day they're filed — filtered to the counties and licence types you sell into.
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Built for vendors selling point-of-sale systems, insurance, distribution, payment or loyalty services to new Texas bars, restaurants, package stores and hotels.
Live feed
Every filing, normalised and deduped
A real sample from the TABC dataset, pulled hourly. This is what lands in your inbox and your dashboard.
Brasas Mcallen · Hidalgo County Mixed Beverage Permit Received
Event and hours-only permits (NT, LH) are filtered out by default — every row above is a new venue. Opt back in from the licence-type filter.
Who wins with a 24-hour head start
The rep who calls first gets the account
A new filing means a decision is about to get made — on POS, on coverage, on the shelf set. Here's the first call each buyer makes.
POS reseller
The point-of-sale decision is happening this week
An MB or BG filing means a bar or restaurant is weeks from opening and has not locked in a POS vendor yet.
Congrats on the new location — when are you finalizing your point-of-sale? We already run three other spots in the county.
Insurance agent
Liquor liability coverage is about to become mandatory
Every new MB, BG or P filing is a venue that needs liquor liability bound before its first pour.
Saw your TABC filing — want to make sure liquor liability is bound before you open the doors.
Distributor
A new account before the competition knows the address
A new package store or MB filing is shelf space nobody has claimed yet.
We noticed your new package store permit — let's get your shelf set before opening week.
What's in every alert
One normalised record per filing
Every row in the digest and the app carries the same fields, ready to route to sales.
Trade name
The business name on the application.
Applicant
The owner or entity that filed.
Address
The venue's street address.
City & county
For territory and county filtering.
Licence type & label
Code plus the plain-English TABC description.
Application status
Where the filing stands with TABC.
Filing date
The date the application was submitted.
Source URL
Links back to the original TABC public record.
How it works
Live in about five minutes
Pick your counties and licence types
Start your trial, sign in with the magic link, and choose the counties, cities and licence types you sell into.
Choose daily or weekly digest
Set your cadence and delivery time. New matching filings land in your inbox as a digest email with a CSV attached.
Browse or export anytime
Search the live feed in the app, filter on the fly, and export the current view to CSV for your CRM or sales routing.
Pricing
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The source
Public TABC filings, pulled hourly
- Dataset
- TABC's public "Pending Original New Primary and Subordinate License Application(s)" dataset, Texas open-data portal, resource mxm5-tdpj.
- Pull cadence
- Collector — hourly, on the hour.
- Dedup rule
- Deduped on a stable key — applicationid, falling back to primary_license_id + subordinate_license_id. Zero duplicate rows reach your feed.
- Fields
- 19 verified live fields per filing:
master_file_id, applicationid, license_type, applicationstatus, primary_license_id, subordinate_license_id, submission_date, trade_name, owner, wine_percent, gun_sign, address, address_2, city, state, zip, phone, county, country.
FAQ
Plain-English answers
Where does the data come from?
Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission public licence records, published on the Texas open-data portal. We normalise, dedupe and refresh daily.
Can I filter by county, city or licence type?
Yes. Set your watched counties, cities and licence types in the app. The digest email and browsable feed both respect those filters.
Can I export to CSV?
Yes. Any filtered view in the app can be downloaded as CSV, and every digest email includes a CSV attachment.
Is this a legal or compliance service?
No. Licence Feed is a sales-intelligence feed built from public filings. We do not provide legal advice or TABC compliance guidance.
What happens after the 14-day trial?
Your card is charged $149/state/month unless you cancel first. Cancel anytime from the app — no phone call required.
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