Main Street Vitals ranks every business in your state by how hard power outages, storms, and internet failures hit them. Your reps get a call list sorted by who needs you most, plus an opening line built from real, dated events at that address.
No lead forms. No purchased lists everyone else already called. Main Street Vitals reads the infrastructure data and finds the businesses exposed to it.
Grid reliability, storm history, hazard indices, broadband performance, and business density — every county in your state, refreshed nightly.
A 0–100 score tuned to what you sell. Not generic leads. A ranking of who loses the most money when the grid, the ISP, or the weather fails.
Ranked call lists, live weather-alert triggers, and openers that cite real, dated events at that business's address. Your rep sounds like they did an hour of research.
Same data, different lens. Pick your vertical and the scoring re-weights around the signal that matters to what you sell.
Generator dealers and UPS resellers see every business ranked by how many minutes their utility actually left them dark last year, and what each dark hour costs them.
Solar installers get the intersection that closes deals: businesses on unreliable grids paying high commercial rates, where storage stops being a luxury and becomes an ROI line.
Roofers and restoration crews stop chasing storms on rumor. When a hail or wind warning drops, Main Street Vitals returns the scored businesses inside the polygon while it's still raining.
Failover and business WiFi sellers get businesses ranked by ISP fragility: shared cable plant, no redundancy, and verified regional outages with dates attached.
Agents selling business-interruption and commercial P&C get FEMA hazard percentiles, five-year damage totals, and a per-business annual loss estimate. Underwriting-grade context turns a cold call into a risk review.
HVAC and commercial refrigeration companies see the businesses whose inventory spoils when the power stops: grocers, restaurants, butchers, florists, and food distributors.
Propane, diesel and fuel delivery companies work the territories where outages run long enough to drain standby tanks faster than they get refilled.
Electrical contractors and surge protection specialists target repeated grid instability, which damages equipment long before anyone calls it an outage.
Ag equipment dealers and rural power specialists reach poultry, dairy, greenhouse and grain operations, where ventilation and milking stop the moment the power does.
Vendors selling into care facilities, clinics and pharmacies get prospects with backup power obligations they're required to meet, not merely persuaded to consider.
Every prospect shows up scored and researched, with the evidence attached. Your reps just dial.
Main Street Vitals decides who to call. Your CRM and dialer handle the rest. Nothing to rip out, no migration project.
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Charter members get a scored list for their own state and vertical during onboarding. If the businesses on it aren't the ones you'd want to call, you walk.
The weights behind the score are tuned per vertical. Charter members tell us which signals actually predicted a sale, and we adjust.
Whatever your territory costs when you join is what it costs while you stay, even after list prices move.
Four weighted components, re-tuned per vertical. A generator dealer's 95 and a roofer's 95 are built from different signals — but both mean "call this one first."
Usually fewer than people expect. Move the numbers to match your business.
Illustration only. Every number here comes from the values you entered, not from measured customer results, and it is not a projection or a promise of any outcome. Costed against Main Street Vitals Pro at $349/mo.
Unlimited users on every plan. Your whole team works the same list. This is what plans will cost at launch — nothing is for sale yet.
State plans and county data below are two separate products, not steps on one ladder. A state plan is the full platform for every scored business in a state — pick one if you sell state-wide. County data covers just one county's list at a lower price — pick it if you only work a small area.
Don't need a whole state? Take a single county instead. Price depends on how many businesses are in it, from Census business counts — so a rural county costs a fraction of a metro one.
Exclusive territories close over a conversation, not a checkout page. Tell us your state and vertical and we'll walk you through the data live — usually within one business day.
Everything is built from public federal and measured sources: EIA grid-reliability filings, NOAA storm records and live alerts, FEMA's National Risk Index, US Census business patterns, FCC broadband data, Ookla speed tests, IODA internet outage detection, and NREL solar and energy-cost data. It's the same data your prospects' utilities and insurers report — we just connect it to the businesses exposed to it.
Scores refresh nightly. Live NOAA weather alerts flow in as they're issued, so storm-response teams see affected businesses while a warning is still active.
Exclusive Territory locks one company per vertical per state. If yours is taken, you can still run Starter or Pro in that state — or claim the exclusive slot in a neighboring one. Territories free up if a holder cancels.
No — notes, tasks, call logging, follow-up queues, and team assignment are built in. Pro plans can also export CSVs to feed an existing CRM.
We haven't launched yet — nothing is for sale and no trials are running. Join the waitlist and you'll be invited in signup order when we open. Every plan will launch with a 14-day trial, no contract, and unlimited seats.
Tell us your state and vertical — we'll send a free scorecard: outage minutes, hazard percentile, and a sample of your top-scored businesses.
Main Street Vitals is in final build. Join the waitlist and you'll get first access when we open — and first pick when exclusive territories go live, in the order people signed up.