Vet Every Sub Before You Sign.
License verification across CA, FL, NY, and TX in a single lookup — including the revoked subs standard tools return “not found” for. Without learning every state's portal quirks.
The Problem
GCs run on schedules and insurance. Both break when a sub's license isn't what it looks like:
- You sign a sub on Tuesday and find out Friday their license expired in March
- A sub with a revoked license shows up as 'not found' in standard lookup tools — you never see the regulatory history
- Specialty trade verification requires opening 6 different state and city portals
- An expired or suspended sub on a job can void your insurance and stop the schedule
- Out-of-state jobs add new boards to learn — CA, FL, NY, TX each have their own rules
What You Can Do
One Lookup, Every Board
Type a license number or business name and we surface the canonical record across every covered board — no tab switching, no portal logins.
The revoked sub competitors hide
A license that previously existed and was revoked is the most damaging sub you can sign — and standard checks return “not found.” We surface the full record with the reason on file — available on the Platform and Insurer plans.
Verify before you sign — with a paper trail
Run every prospective sub through a license check, confirm what they claim, and save the record. If the lookup contradicts them, you have grounds to walk.
Know before a license lapses on the job
Re-run your active roster monthly; the dashboard flags expirations before they stop your schedule.
Right license, right state — without seven portals
Bringing a CA sub onto a TX job? Verify the right specialty license in the right state without becoming a multi-state licensing expert.
One Number, Two Trades
On NYC jobs, the same license number can belong to two licensees in different trades. We return one record per trade, so you don't vet a Master Plumber when you needed an Electrician.
What a sub check returns
Three subs a GC actually runs into — the clean one, the one to walk away from, and the trade mix-up that bites on NYC jobs.
Recommended Plan
The General Contractor plan is dashboard-only — built for the team that runs ad-hoc lookups, not programmatic queries.
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