May'd It

Mayd It LLC / Data tools

US public records, already cleaned up.

Fifteen ready-to-run data tools that pull from official US government sources and hand back flat, consistent rows. No API keys to chase, no proxies, no login walls, no HTML that breaks when a site redesigns. Run one in your browser or call it from your own code.

Sales and lead generation

Find businesses at the moment they start spending

Permits, licenses and provider registries are filed before anyone buys. These tools turn those public filings into contact-ready prospect lists.

Building permit leads for contractors

Pull newly issued building permits from ten US city open-data portals into one normalized schema. Every row carries the address, permit type, job valuation, applicant and, where the city publishes it, the contractor name. Built for roofing, solar, HVAC and construction-supply teams who want the job before the neighborhood does.

$3.00 per 1,000 results, down to $1.80 on higher plans

Open Building permit leads for contractors on Apify

NPI registry provider lists by specialty and city

Query the CMS NPPES National Provider Identifier registry for doctors, dentists, therapists, clinics and hospitals. Filter by specialty, city, state or ZIP and get clean provider records with credentials, taxonomy and practice address, with location matching that drops providers whose addresses do not actually match your target area.

$2.00 per 1,000 results, down to $1.20 on higher plans

Open NPI registry provider lists by specialty and city on Apify

Government and regulatory

Track what the federal government is buying, funding and deciding

Four keyless feeds covering federal spend, grant money, the rulemaking pipeline and the courts.

Safety, recalls and risk

Four official recall and adverse-event feeds

Drug, device, food, vehicle and consumer-product safety data straight from the agencies that publish it, normalized into flat rows you can actually query.

Market intelligence

Company filings, local inspections and game-market data

Guides

Field notes on the APIs behind these tools

Undocumented traps, pagination ceilings and errors that return HTTP 200 with wrong data. Measured against the live APIs, not copied from the docs.

Why these are different

The work is in the normalization, not the download

  • One schema across many sourcesTen permit portals, seven license jurisdictions and seven inspection agencies each name their fields differently. These tools map every source into a single set of column names so you can filter and merge without writing per-city glue code.
  • Public sources, no credentialsEvery tool reads open government APIs. There is nothing to sign up for, no key to rotate, and no terms-of-service grey area around scraping behind a login.
  • The traps are already handledDates that arrive day-first in one feed and month-first in another. Numbers stored as text. Endpoints that return a 404 to mean zero results. Those are solved in the code rather than left for you.
  • Priced per resultYou pay for rows delivered, with lower rates on higher Apify plans. A small test costs cents.