Example Taproom LLC
New filing Independent- Address
- 1200 Example St, Houston, TX 77002
- License type
- Mixed Beverage Permit (MB)
- Filed
- <submission date>
- Owner
- Example Taproom LLC
- Phone
- (713) 000-0000
- Website
- exampletaproom.com
Texas TABC filings · watched daily
Every new bar, restaurant and package store in Texas files with the TABC months before it opens. PourIntel reads those filings every day and sends you a weekly report for your counties — owner, address, license type, filing date — while they are still deciding who to buy from.
Straight talk: PourIntel is pre-launch. No customer logos, no invented numbers, no “trusted by thousands” on this page. Give us a county and an email and we will send you a real sample report built from live TABC data so you can judge it yourself.
The problem
A new spot shows up on your route when the neon is already lit and the walk-in is already full of somebody else's product.
The state publishes filings. It also publishes them statewide, unsorted, unenriched, with no county grouping and no phone numbers. Nobody reads that on a Monday morning.
A pending license is a buyer who has not chosen a distributor yet. An issued license is a buyer who has. PourIntel tracks both, so you know which call to make today.
How it works
Straight from the Texas Open Data Portal — original license applications, the moment they post. Pending applications, not press releases. Deduped by application ID so nothing repeats and nothing slips through.
Owner, trade name, street address, city, county, license type and filing date come from the filing. We add a phone and website where we can find them, and flag chain versus independent. When we cannot find something we say so — we do not fill the gap with a guess.
One email, once a week, grouped by county, newest filings first. Readable on your phone in the parking lot before your first stop. No dashboard to log into, no seat to provision.
We keep watching every lead after the first report. When a pending application turns into an issued license, you get a follow-up alert. That is your cue that the doors are about to open.
Sample report
Below is the report layout. The rows are placeholders so you can see the shape of it — the sample you get is built from live filings in the county you pick, and for a county we cover it opens the moment you ask. No drip sequence, no “allow 48 hours”.
Sourced from Texas TABC license filings published on the Texas Open Data Portal. Reply to this email to add a county or flag bad data.
Illustrative layout. Names, addresses and counts above are placeholders, not live filings.
Pricing
Monthly, no contract, cancel whenever. One account lands one new placement and it has paid for itself for a decade.
$99/mo
One county. Your home turf.
Card checkout is being switched on. Email us and we will set you up by hand.
$149/mo
The counties you actually cover.
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$199/mo
One vendor per category per county.
We confirm your county is open in your category before taking payment.
Prices in USD, billed monthly. Card statements show POURINTEL. Questions about territory or exclusivity: [email protected].
Free sample
No card, no trial timer, no drip sequence. One real report for one county so you can decide whether this is worth $99 a month. If we cover your county it opens straight away; if we do not, we tell you that in the first line instead of sending you something thin.
FAQ
Texas TABC license filings published on the Texas Open Data Portal — the pending original license application dataset and the issued license dataset. Public record. We pull it every day, dedupe it, group it by county and enrich it.
Yes. It is open data and we will tell you that to your face. What you would get is a statewide firehose with no county grouping, no phone numbers, no chain flags and no lifecycle tracking, and you would need to check it daily forever. We do that part and hand you one readable email a week. If you would rather build it, build it.
We pull daily and send weekly, so a filing reaches you within days of appearing in the state feed. The state controls when a filing posts; we control how fast it gets from there to you.
Phone number and website where we can find them, and a chain-versus-independent flag based on how many Texas locations the owning entity has on file. Fields we could not verify are marked as not found rather than filled in with a guess.
One vendor per category per county. While you hold a county on the County-Exclusive tier, we will not sell that county's report to another distributor competing in your category. It does not lock the underlying public data — anyone can pull TABC filings — and it does not block a distributor in a different category. Email [email protected] to check whether a county is open.
Not yet. PourIntel is Texas TABC only. We would rather be genuinely complete on one state than thin across fifty.
No, and that is deliberate. The report is an email. Nobody on a route wants another login.
Any time, and it takes effect at the end of the billing period you already paid for. No cancellation call, no retention offer.
We are pre-launch, so the honest answer is: not many, and we are not going to dress that up with a fake counter. Judge the sample report, not our traction.