Ask ChatGPT who is about to open
Ribbon Leads works inside ChatGPT. Ask about new restaurants, bars, cafes or breweries in a state or city, and it answers from the same public licence records this site is built on.
Things to ask
- Which restaurants filed for a liquor licence in Austin this month?
- New bars applying to open in Miami.
- Show breweries that got a licence in Washington in the last two weeks.
- Which venues in Chicago changed hands recently?
- Where does Ribbon Leads have data?
What you get
The public records, exactly as this site shows them: business name, address, kind of business, licensing stage and filing date. They run 7 days behind and leave out phone numbers and emails.
Whatever your plan already includes: the newest filings in the states you follow, with the phone, email and website we have on file, and what each venue's site runs on.
Connecting your account
When ChatGPT asks to connect Ribbon Leads, enter the email on your account and the six-digit code we email you. There is no password. ChatGPT can then read the filings your plan covers and see your plan and its status. It cannot change your plan, billing or settings. Disconnect at any time in ChatGPT under Settings.
Privacy
Ribbon Leads receives only what ChatGPT sends to run a search: the state, city and filters, and, if you connected, which account is asking. We do not receive your conversation. We count how many searches are made each day, without storing what was searched or who searched it; for a connected account we log each search as a delivery on that account, the same way we log your morning email. Full details: privacy policy.
Records are public information published by the agencies named on each record. Ribbon Leads is not affiliated with OpenAI or with any government agency. Questions: contact us or main@station.solutions.