New Bar & Restaurant Leads: Oregon Liquor License Applications

Every brand-new liquor license application the OLCC receives, from restaurants, bars, taprooms, hotels and wineries to groceries and convenience stores. Most arrive weeks before the doors open. About 2¢ a lead.

The Actor reads the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission's official "Liquor Applications Received" open data. It keeps new applications only, so renewals and premises amendments are excluded. By default it also drops out-of-state supplier and shipper permits, which leaves about 60–70 real Oregon outlets a month. Each lead includes the trade name, license type (full on-premises, limited on-premises, off-premises, winery, brewery, caterer), application status, date received, and the parsed premises street, city and ZIP.

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Real sample leads (pulled October 2026)

Trade name	City	License type	Status	Received
Dinsdale Wines	Salem	Winery - Non-Consumption	In Review	2026-10-08
RiverStoneMarket	Keizer	Off-Premises Sales	In Review	2026-10-02
Staybridge Suites	Hillsboro	Limited On-Premises Sales	In Review	2026-10-02
Taqueria El Paisano Restaurant and Bar LLC	Portland	Limited On-Premises Sales	In Review	2026-10-02
Jakarta Bistro	Portland	Limited On-Premises Sales	In Review	2026-10-01

ROI: 1,000 new Oregon venues cost $20. One POS install, distributor account or liquor-liability policy covers years of runs.

Who uses it

Beer, wine & spirits distributors and brand reps · POS & payments · liquor liability & commercial insurance · food-service suppliers, equipment, linen, pest control · staffing, signage, music licensing, hospitality SaaS and marketing agencies.

Filters

• Cities / ZIPs for your territory
• License types (contains): Full On-Premises, Limited On-Premises, Off-Premises, Winery, Brewery
• Application statuses: In Review, Approved, Waiting on Information
• Trade name keywords
• Exclude supplier & shipper permits and Oregon premises only (both on by default)
• Date-received range

Set it up as a daily lead feed

1. Set your filters, or leave them empty to get all of Oregon.
2. Keep Only new since last run on.
3. Click Schedule → Daily and connect Google Sheets, HubSpot, Salesforce, Slack, Zapier or Make.

Input

{ "cities": ["Portland", "Bend"], "licenseTypes": ["On-Premises"], "dateFrom": "30 days", "onlyNew": true }

Output fields

tradeName, licenseType, applicationType, applicationStatus, dateReceived, dateAssigned, address, city, state, zip, fullAddress, source

Pricing

Pay per result: $0.02 per lead ($20 per 1,000). No subscription.

FAQ

Where does the data come from? The OLCC "Liquor Applications Received" dataset on data.oregon.gov, the state's official open-data portal. Why applications instead of issued licenses? An application is the earliest public signal. You reach the owner while they are still choosing suppliers. Does it include the owner's name or phone number? OLCC publishes only the trade name and premises address. Enrich with your usual tool.

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Last updated: October 14, 2026 · Built by LeadSignal: public-record lead feeds for B2B sales. Not affiliated with the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission.