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Permit feeds are useful if you want the raw filing. Monday Streets is the Monday walk plan: neighbors next to a competitor tear-off, permitted house marked SKIP, same-era context, CRM help in English or Spanish — $100 flat for San Antonio.
| Feature | Monday Streets | PermitGrab / PermitRadar / PermitStack | DIY city open data |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sell target | Neighbors of tear-offs; SKIP the permitted house | Usually the permitted house / project research (Grab, Radar). Stack is API data — DIY neighbor knock is a use-case, not a packaged list | Raw permits — includes the sold job |
| What you get | Monday email: skip first, neighbor doors, door line + hangers / CRM heat map | City browse + CSV / API / alerts on filings | Portal CSV / CKAN pull you build yourself |
| Same-era / “Why next door?” | Built into the pitch (research context — never scare copy) | Not the product pitch | You guess from the street |
| Freshness | Weekly Monday by design (tear-off timing) | Often daily ingest / alerts (Radar, Stack); Grab per-city source cadence | Whenever the city publishes |
| Public price (as of 2026-09-14) | $100 / mo flat (one area) | Grab $149/mo · Radar free→~$9–$99+ · Stack free→$29–$149/mo API | $0 data — expensive crew time |
| Proof before pay | Yes — real public sample street by ZIP, no card | Yes — city pages / free map / free API tiers (category table stakes) | Full public browse |
| Best if you want… | To be first at neighbors watching someone else’s tear-off in SA | National filings, exports, or calling the house on the permit | Full control and full busywork |
Fair note: Grab, Radar, and Stack solve real research problems. We are not a national permit API. We do not sell “call the homeowner on the permit.” Our wedge is neighbors of competitor tear-offs with SKIP written first. Prices from public vendor pages (Research matrix 2026-09-14).
