Market availability

1. Launch geography

The current launch market is Austin, Texas. Additional Texas metros (DFW, San Antonio, Houston) may follow. The product is in beta — new industries and ZIPs open regularly.

You can still enter any valid US ZIP in the setup wizard. The map shows what we recognize and, when live supply exists, a weekly preview. A ZIP that appears on the map is not a promise that Priority Contacts will be waiting there on day one.

2. Estimates are not reservations

Weekly contact figures, Priority / month supply, and “about N jobs” labels are live or modeled previews. They can change as inventory snapshots refresh. Choosing a shortage preference (partial delivery, expand nearby ZIPs, or waitlist) does not create a hard reservation. Delivery follows unique-first allocation and sharing limits after purchase.

First CRM delivery after a Premade purchase is typically about the last 48 hours of intent in your ZIPs — not the full weekly preview number.

3. Plan coverage

Self-serve plans cover up to 100 ZIP codes per audience. Need more, or national / advertising-retargeting volume? That is Enterprise — talk to sales from the pricing page.

4. Intent is not consent

A Priority Contact is a scored commercial-intent record. It is not consent, eligibility, or a guaranteed sales opportunity. You decide whether and how to reach out, and you must follow applicable law.

Related: Terms of service.