Revlution · Free list

Sell to restaurants or local businesses? Get your first 20 buyers.

20 real businesses in your city. Each one has a public reason it might buy from you right now. We'll tell you who to ask for when you call.

DM me on LinkedIn

Tell me what you sell and the city you work in. It's free and you don't need a call to get it.

01 / What you get

A short list you can call today

20 businesses, by nameReal kitchens, shops or offices in your service area. Local owners first, since a chain store usually buys through head office.
Why each one, nowA new opening, a new owner, a recent inspection grade, a permit. Every reason comes with the public record it came from.
Who to ask forThe role that picks vendors there, and the person's name when it's public. No personal cell numbers or emails.

02 / Why it works

Signals pick who to call. Your pitch stays simple.

When we built Grease Trap Cleaners' first outbound, we started from 33 of their best customers. Resonant, our data partner, pulled the public records on each one: permits, inspections, new owners, kitchen changes.

33best customers to start from

16buying signals that kept showing up

16leads in 12 days

One health citation turned into a customer in 6 days. A grease trap permit turned into one in 70.

Here's the part that surprised me. Every email that opened with the signal got 0 leads. The plain email got 17. The signals were right about who to email. They made a bad opening line.

So this list uses the signal to pick who you call. What you say stays simple.

Read the Grease Trap Cleaners case study

03 / A real sample

If you cleaned kitchen hoods in Las Vegas, here are your 20

We built this one as a sample, as if we ran a hood cleaning company in Las Vegas. Everything on it is public: Southern Nevada Health District inspection and permit records, plus dated local news.

#	Business	Why now	Source
1	Finney's Crafthouse & KitchenSummerlin	New openingNew location in Downtown Summerlin. First health inspection on Oct 26.	SNHD record · What Now
2	Maxie'sHenderson	New openingSecond location, brand new kitchen. First health inspections on Oct 27.	SNHD record · What Now
3	Ono SushiParadise	New ownerHealth permit filed as a change of owner. First inspection under it on Oct 14.	SNHD record
4	Longhorn Casino restaurantEast Las Vegas	New ownerNew operator set to take over by July 1 (CDC Gaming). New health permit, first inspection Oct 8.	SNHD record · CDC Gaming
5	Bighorn Casino restaurantNorth Las Vegas	New ownerSame new operator, set to take over by July 1 (CDC Gaming). New health permit, first inspection Aug 21.	SNHD record · CDC Gaming
6	New restaurantChinatown	New kitchenNew 2026 health permit. Its first inspection on Oct 21 was a B.	SNHD inspection record
7	Hong Kong BBQ and noodle shopChinatown	New kitchenNew 2026 health permit. Its first routine inspection on Oct 7 was a B. Back to an A on Oct 12.	SNHD inspection record
8	BBQ restaurantSpring Valley	InspectionC grade on Oct 29, its second C since July.	SNHD inspection record
9	RestaurantDowntown	InspectionB grade on Oct 29 after A grades in 2024 and 2025.	SNHD inspection record
10	BrewpubNorthwest	InspectionB grade on Oct 28 after A grades in 2024 and 2025.	SNHD inspection record
11	Teppanyaki restaurantEnterprise	InspectionB grade on Oct 27 after an A in July.	SNHD inspection record
12	Korean restaurantChinatown	InspectionB grade on Oct 26.	SNHD inspection record
13	Kabob restaurantWest Las Vegas	InspectionB grade on Oct 16, its second B this year.	SNHD inspection record
14	Pho restaurantEnterprise	InspectionB on Sept 16, then a C on the Oct 1 re-inspection. Back to an A on Oct 15.	SNHD inspection record
15	Fried chicken restaurantSouthwest	InspectionC grade on Sept 3. Back to an A on Sept 22.	SNHD inspection record
16	Taco shopEast Las Vegas	InspectionC grade on Sept 10. Back to an A on Sept 25.	SNHD inspection record
17	RestaurantDowntown	InspectionC grade on Aug 27. Back to an A on Sept 18.	SNHD inspection record
18	PizzeriaWest Las Vegas	InspectionC grade on Aug 19. Back to an A on Sept 3.	SNHD inspection record
19	Kabob restaurantSpring Valley	InspectionC grade on Aug 13. Passed its Sept 1 re-inspection.	SNHD inspection record
20	Wok kitchenNorthwest	InspectionC grade on July 30. Also a C in March.	SNHD inspection record

How to read it. A new opening or a new owner is a fresh, dated reason to introduce yourself. A recent B or C grade is a public reason to talk about keeping the kitchen clean. Grades are a snapshot. Most of these kitchens passed their re-inspection. The reason says so where it applies. The public record doesn't name the hood or say who cleans it.On this public page we've left the names off the kitchens with a B or C grade. The list we send you names every business and links every record. The version we send you adds who to ask for at each one. We haven't contacted any business on this list.

04 / How we build it

Four steps, all from public data

You tell us what you sell and whereOne or two questions in the DM about your service and your best customers.
We pull the public records for your cityHealth inspections, new permits and licenses, ownership changes and local news about openings.
We pick the 20 with the clearest reasonWe check every reason against its source and drop anything we can't verify.
You get the list in your DMsBusiness, reason, source and who to ask for. It's yours to keep.

05 / Who it's for

Owners who sell to local businesses

Hood cleaning, grease traps, pest control, linens, refrigeration, repairs. Anyone whose customers are restaurants, kitchens or other local shops.

It fits best if referrals and Google built your business and you want to choose who you go after next.

What's never in it

Personal cell numbers or personal email addresses.
Anything scraped against a website's terms.
A reason we can't point to a public source for.

Want your 20?

DM me on LinkedIn. Tell me what you sell and the city you work in. I'll send your list back in the DM.

DM me on LinkedIn

James Nolle, co-founder of Revlution. The Las Vegas sample was built on 3 November 2026 from Southern Nevada Health District public inspection and permit data (through 2 November 2026), CDC Gaming Reports (11 June 2026) and What Now Las Vegas. Dates are inspection dates. The hood cleaning company is a sample, not a client. Grease Trap Cleaners numbers come from their case study.