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Texas New Business Leads: New Franchise Taxpayers

Use this to get new Texas LLCs and corporations from official Comptroller franchise taxpayer open data: name, address, county, org type, SOS file number, charter date, status. Filter by city, ZIP, county, name. Excel and CSV.

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Texas New Business Leads: New Franchise Taxpayers from Comptroller Open Data

Use this to get new and active Texas franchise taxpayers from the Texas Comptroller's official open dataset (Active Franchise Taxpayers on data.texas.gov). Each row has the business name, address, city, ZIP, county code, organization type, taxpayer number, SOS / COA file number, charter date, franchise-tax responsibility date, SOS status, right-to-transact status and NAICS. Filter by city, ZIP prefix, county, org type and name. $0.0015 per business.

No scraping of Comptroller search pages: the data comes from the state's official Socrata open-data API.

  • 🆕 New charters and newly responsible taxpayers statewide (SOS charter date or franchise-tax responsibility beginning date)
  • 🏷️ Org type decoded (Texas LLC, profit corporation, nonprofit, foreign LLC, LP, professional corp…)
  • 🏙️ City, ZIP prefix and county filters, e.g. Houston (770), Austin (787), Dallas (752), Harris County (101)
  • 🧹 Active only by default (right to transact A; SOS status A when present)
  • 💸 $0.0015 per business; runs with no matches are free

Who it's for

  • Business banks, payroll, insurance, accounting and bookkeeping firms: reach new Texas owners in their first weeks
  • Web designers, marketing agencies, sign makers and printers: brand-new companies need everything
  • Merchant services, POS, phone and internet providers: new restaurants, salons, contractors and stores
  • B2B suppliers and distributors: new LLCs and corporations in your Texas territory
  • Researchers and journalists: Texas business-formation trends by city and org type

How to use it

  1. Click Try for free.
  2. Set Chartered / responsible in the last N days (or a date range).
  3. Optional: pick cities, ZIP prefixes, county codes, org types or a name contains string.
  4. Click Start. Download TXBIZ_XLSX or TXBIZ_CSV from Storage → Key-value store.

Input example

{
"daysBack": 7,
"cities": ["Houston", "Austin"],
"orgTypes": ["CL", "CT"],
"activeOnly": true
}

Task examples

  • Daily Houston new-business feed: {"daysBack": 1, "cities": ["Houston"]} on a daily schedule
  • New Texas LLCs statewide: {"daysBack": 7, "orgTypes": ["CL"]}
  • Austin ZIP corridor: {"daysBack": 14, "zipPrefixes": ["787"]}
  • Harris County (101) contractors by name: {"daysBack": 30, "countyCodes": ["101"], "nameContains": "roofing"}
  • Only with an SOS file number: {"daysBack": 7, "requireSosNumber": true}

Output example

{
"taxpayerNumber": "32108423008",
"name": "SEVEN BELOW REALTY, LLC",
"address": "301 DETERING ST",
"city": "Houston",
"state": "TX",
"zip": "77007",
"countyCode": "101",
"orgTypeCode": "CL",
"orgType": "Texas Limited Liability Company",
"sosFileNumber": "6000008314",
"charterDate": "2027-01-01",
"responsibilityDate": "2027-01-01",
"sosStatusCode": "A",
"sosStatus": "Active",
"rightToTransactCode": "A",
"rightToTransact": "Active (right to transact)",
"naics": null,
"sourceUrl": "https://data.texas.gov/d/9cir-efmm",
"agentSummary": "SEVEN BELOW REALTY, LLC (Texas Limited Liability Company, taxpayer 32108423008): chartered 2027-01-01, responsible since 2027-01-01 — 301 DETERING ST, Houston, TX 77007; SOS 6000008314; SOS status Active; Active (right to transact)."
}

Names and dates above are real public records from the Comptroller dataset; future charter dates appear when the entity filed with a future effective date.

For AI agents

Use this Actor to answer "which new businesses were added as Texas franchise taxpayers this week in city X or org type Y?". Minimal input: {"daysBack": 3, "cities": ["Austin"]}. Read agentSummary per business (name, type, taxpayer number, dates, address, SOS status, NAICS) or the SUMMARY takeaway (counts by org type, top cities, NAICS).

  • MCP: add this Actor to Claude, Cursor, Copilot or any MCP client through the Apify MCP server: https://mcp.apify.com/?actors=pandadad0214/texas-new-business-leads, then ask in plain English.
  • API: POST https://api.apify.com/v2/acts/pandadad0214~texas-new-business-leads/run-sync-get-dataset-items?token=YOUR_TOKEN with the input JSON.
  • Every row has an agentSummary line, and the SUMMARY record has a one-line takeaway plus nextSteps, so an agent can answer without parsing every field.
  • Schedule it (daily or weekly) in Apify and connect Zapier, Make, n8n, Slack, Google Sheets or a webhook to the dataset.

Pricing

$0.0015 per business returned (pay per event) plus Apify's tiny Actor-start fee of $0.00005. A filtered weekly list of 200 costs $0.30; 1,000 businesses cost $1.50. Runs that return nothing cost nothing, and failed source calls are never charged. Set Maximum results or Apify's maximum charge per run to cap any run; the Actor stops at your limit.

Apify paid-plan discounts: Bronze members pay 10% less, Silver 20% less and Gold 30% less per business; the discount applies automatically. Apify's free plan includes monthly credit to try it.

FAQ

Where does the data come from? The Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts publishes the Active Franchise Taxpayers file on data.texas.gov (dataset 9cir-efmm). The Actor reads it live through the Socrata SODA API.

What is "charter date" vs "responsibility date"? Charter date is when the Texas Secretary of State chartered the entity. Responsibility beginning date is when the taxpayer became liable for franchise tax. A row matches if either date falls in your window; future effective dates are kept.

Why is the NAICS field sometimes empty? Many taxpayers have no NAICS on file. When present it comes from the dataset column published as _621111.

Are there emails or phone numbers? No. The open dataset has names and addresses only. Use the Company Website Enricher once the business has a website.

Is it legal to use for marketing? These are public records published for reuse. Follow the usual marketing rules (CAN-SPAM, do-not-call) when contacting people.

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Changelog

  • 2026-11-06: First release (0.1.0): Texas Comptroller Active Franchise Taxpayers (9cir-efmm), daysBack / charter date range, city / ZIP / county / org type / name filters, active-only and require-SOS options, Excel and CSV (TXBIZ_XLSX / TXBIZ_CSV), agentSummary and SUMMARY takeaway, pay-per-event pricing with Bronze/Silver/Gold discounts.