Florida · updated weekly

Meet new business owners before they pick an accountant.

Every week, thousands of new LLCs and corporations register in Florida. DayOneBiz turns the state's raw filings into a clean list for your county, with owner names, and without the virtual offices and shell holding companies.

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~5,700new for-profit Florida businesses per week
~500per week in Miami-Dade alone
89%list a named owner or manager
Measured on filings from Sep 14–25, 2026.

How it works

The state publishes every filing. Using it well is the hard part. We do that part for you.

1

We pull every new filing

Straight from the Florida Division of Corporations, every business day.

2

We clean it up

We map each ZIP to its county, split out owner names, and flag virtual-office addresses and holding companies so you skip the dead ends.

3

You get one spreadsheet a week

An Excel file for the counties you choose, ready to filter, mail, call or import into your CRM.

What a week looks like

Real rows from Miami-Dade, Sep 19–25, 2026. Owner names are shortened here; the file you receive has them in full.

CompanyFiledTypeCityCountyOwnerCategoryFlags
Velasco Construction Group LLCSep 22LLCMiamiMiami-DadeMaxrober V.Construction & TradesSpanish-speaking likely
MOR Advisors LLCSep 21LLCMiamiMiami-DadeEdward M.Professional ServicesSpanish-speaking likely
Diggies LLCSep 19LLCMiamiMiami-DadeMichael Z.Other
Galiano Productions LLCSep 21LLCMiamiMiami-DadeMaria G.Other
GMBG Investment, LLCSep 24LLCMiamiMiami-DadeBruno G.Holding / InvestmentVirtual office

Each row also includes the full street address, ZIP, owner title, other owners, registered agent and the Florida document number.

Built for people who sell to new businesses

A new LLC needs a bookkeeper, a tax setup, insurance and payroll within its first months. Get there first.

  • Bookkeepers & CPAs: new owners, before the first tax deadline.
  • Insurance agents: general liability, workers' comp, commercial auto.
  • Payroll, POS & web services: businesses setting up from scratch.

Serve Spanish-speaking owners?

About half of Miami-Dade's new businesses, and 28% statewide, have an owner with a likely Hispanic surname. We flag them, so bilingual firms can filter to the owners they serve best.

Questions

Where does the data come from?

From the public business filings of the Florida Department of State, Division of Corporations. We add county, clean names and flags on top.

How fresh is it?

We pull new filings every business day. Your weekly file covers businesses that registered in the previous seven days.

Does it include phone numbers or emails?

No. Florida filings don't include them, and we don't guess. You get the owner's name and the business's filed address, which is enough for direct mail, door-knocking or looking them up.

Which counties?

All 67 Florida counties. You choose the ones you want.

How much does it cost?

$49 a month for one county, or $129 a month for all of Florida. Month to month, cancel anytime. Start with the free sample.

Simple pricing

Month to month. Cancel anytime. Try a free week first.

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$0
  • Last week's list for one county
  • Same spreadsheet paying customers get
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All of Florida

$129/month
  • All 67 counties, weekly
  • Filter by county, city or category in Excel
  • Built for agencies covering the whole state
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