Payments & POS
Reach the business before the processor is chosen and residuals are spoken for.
We spot restaurants about to open in the public record and hand you the business's verified direct line — sold to one rep per territory.
MorningSheet catches a restaurant in the public record before it opens — then hands it to one rep. You call while the business hasn't heard from anyone.
How it works
Permits, licenses, liquor and health filings — the trail every restaurant leaves before it opens.
We confirm it across two filings, verify the business's direct line, and score it 0–100 on how soon it opens.
It lands in your inbox with the reason to call and the business's direct line. You book the meeting first.
Where leads come from
Every lead traces to a public filing we name — never scraped, never a commercial-use list. Nothing to hide, and yours to audit.
Yours alone
Claim a territory and it's yours alone. The filings are public, so you can audit we're playing straight — the business hasn't already fielded five other reps.
Reach the business before the processor is chosen and residuals are spoken for.
Catch the liquor application, before coverage becomes a hard requirement.
Be the first relationship a new business forms, while switching cost is zero.
Where we cover
We're live across King County and Pierce County today, adding new areas every month. Don't see yours? Ask, and we'll tell you when it's live.
We add areas where reps ask for them. New regions open every month — and the request list decides what's next.
Don't see your area? Tell us where you sell and we'll tell you when it's live — and bump it up the list if there's demand.
Request your areaA free sample of this week's King County openings, hand-verified. No card, no demo to sit through.
Pricing
One published price, the same for everyone. Month-to-month, cancel anytime.
$79/mo
Shared, post-window feed. Matches the commodity floor — you win on freshness and real Washington depth.
$349/mo
Exclusive and fresh — the business's verified direct line and a buying-window score, sold to you alone.
$899/mo
Exclusive across a wider area — a whole county — with API access. Lock competitors out.
Replace-if-wrong guarantee. Every lead is hand-verified against the public record. If one scores below threshold or the business isn't really opening, we replace it — no argument. Your territory, your call.
Yes — sold once, to one rep. We never resell those leads. Because the source filings are public, you can audit that we're playing straight.
We watch the public record continuously, so a new restaurant typically reaches you within hours of the permit or license that signals it's opening — long before the soft open.
We replace it. Every lead carries a confidence score and the public-record events behind it, so you see why it's there before you call. If it scores below threshold or the business isn't really opening, it's on us.
A lot — we're founder-run and high-touch on purpose. We help you onboard, answer fast when you send feedback, and tune your feed to what actually closes for you. Not in your area yet? Tell us where you sell and we'll tell you when it's live — areas with demand move up the list.
Every lead traces to a public building permit, business license, liquor-license application, or health filing — never scraped from behind a login, never a public-records commercial-use list. We name our sources so you can verify each one.
We're early and founder-built, and honest about it. That's exactly why every lead is hand-verified against the public record and backed by a replace-if-wrong guarantee. Start with a free sample and see the quality before you claim a territory.
One rep holds each territory. Start with a free sample of this week's openings — then lock yours in.
Founder-run and high-touch: we onboard you, answer feedback fast, and add new areas on request.
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