Know about every Texas project before your competitors do.
Construction permits are public the day they file. Build Source matches Austin,
San Antonio, Fort Worth, and Dallas filings to your trade — while the job is still up for grabs.
Build Source is a subscription database of Texas construction permit records.
It reads public filings from Austin, San Antonio, Fort Worth, and Dallas, matches them to your
trade, and gives you a searchable, exportable workspace. Commercial from $399/month, residential
from $149/month — first month free, cancel any time.
Real records, from the source
Three jobs pulled from the piles our subscribers search — public records,
linked back to the issuing city.
Metro
Permit
Work
Valuation
Status
Fort Worth
PB26-09389
JPS Medical Outpatient — dark shell, 1300 S Main St
$264,000,000
Issued
Austin
2026-049440 BP
New construction, parking garage — 62 East Ave
$154,000,000
Active
San Antonio
COM-BLG-PMT23-40201090
Commercial new building — 17626 Bulverde Rd
$54,333,693
Issued
Read from the four cities' public filing systems. Every record in the
workspace carries its source URL. If a metro is thin, the workspace says so — we don't pad piles.
The job usually goes to whoever knew first. Permits are public the moment they file —
but they're scattered across four city systems in four different formats. Build Source reads
them and matches them to what you build, so you're making the call while everyone else is
still searching.
What do you build?
Commercial · Industrial · Civil
$399/month
For contractors bidding commercial, industrial, and public-works jobs —
schools, hospitals, civils, earthworks, pipelines.
Commercial, industrial, and civil/public-works records
Address, scope, valuation, status on every record
Direct source link to the issuing city, every time
Your first 30 days are free. If it doesn't put real bids in front of
you, cancel in one click from your account and pay nothing.
A permit is worth the most the week it files —
the owner hasn't picked every contractor yet.
How it works
Buy the pile that matches your work. Commercial/industrial/civil, or regular residential. The two never mix.
Search it. Filter by metro, trade, and value. Open a record, see the source, export CSV.
Seats are real inventory. Seat counts per trade and metro follow the actual volume of recent in-band jobs. If your trade and metro is at capacity, you'll see a waitlist instead of a buy button — and we'll tell you when a seat opens.
Common questions
Which metros? Austin, San Antonio, Fort Worth, and Dallas today. We add a metro when
we have real, usable records there — not before.
Where do the records come from? From the four cities' own public filing systems.
Every record carries a link back to its source at the issuing city.
How do I cancel? Any time, yourself, from your account. You keep
access through the period you've paid for.