Every new bar and restaurant in Texas. In your inbox every Monday.

NVIS monitors official TABC licensing records and delivers every newly licensed on-premise venue in your territory — trade name, owner, address, and whether it's a restaurant, a bar, or an existing group opening its next location.

By the time you hear about a new restaurant, three competitors already have.

The current playbook for finding new venues is reps driving past construction sites, tips from friends in the trade, and googling "coming soon." Meanwhile, every one of those venues filed public licensing paperwork with the state — it's all sitting in official records, across 254 counties, updated weekly.Nobody has five spare hours a week to pull it, clean it, and figure out which entries are genuinely new venues versus renewals and paperwork shuffles.That's the entire job NVIS does.

One email. Every Monday. Zero venues missed.

  • Every newly licensed venue in your metro or statewide — typically 60–80 per week across Texas. Not a curated shortlist of "notable openings." Every single one.

  • Classified automatically: full-bar restaurant, bar/lounge, beer & wine spot — with a late-hours flag for venues licensed to pour past midnight.

  • Analyst notes with confidence ratings. Every lead that isn't a self-explanatory chain location gets individually researched — what's being built, who's behind it, the evidence, and a High/Medium/Low confidence rating, so your reps know which leads to act on first and which to verify.

  • Expansion alerts: when an existing operator licenses a new location, it's flagged. A proven group opening unit #4 is the warmest lead in the file.

  • Contact-ready details: trade name, owner of record, full address, county, and ZIP — plus phone where the state has one on record.

  • A weekly PDF briefing plus a clean CSV for your CRM.

If every new venue in your county is a potential customer, this is your Monday morning.

  • Hood cleaning & fire suppression — every commercial kitchen needs you before its first inspection.

  • Pest control, linen & uniform, grease trap service — recurring contracts get signed at opening, not after.

  • Insurance brokers — every mixed-beverage permit is a venue that needs liquor liability cover.

  • Beverage distributors & self-distributing breweries — tap and shelf decisions happen in week one.

  • Equipment, signage, POS, payments, payroll, waste — new venues buy everything, once, from whoever shows up first.

Official records. Cleaned, classified, delivered.

Every week we pull the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission's official licensing records — the state's system of record, not scraped gray-area data.We strip out renewals, transfers, and administrative noise, classify each genuinely new venue, and flag expansions by cross-referencing every license issued in Texas.
You get the Monday email. Open it, pick your targets, go.

See exactly what you'd get.

Last Monday's report, free — no card, no call. Simply request whether you want statewide or metro specific data and click submit.

Pricing

One metro area: DFW, Houston, Austin, or San Antonio. Every new venue, every Monday. PDF report and CSV file included. Cancel anytime.

All 254 Texas counties. Everything in Metro plus full-state PDF report and CSV file. Priority email support.

7-day free trial on both plans. Month to month, cancel in one click. Questions first? [email protected] — a human answers.

FAQ

Where does the data come from?
Directly from the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission's official public licensing records. NVIS processes, de-duplicates, and classifies them every week.What counts as "new"?
A brand-new on-premise license issued within the past week — either a venue that's opening or just opened, or an established venue adding alcohol service for the first time. Every row is labeled which, and renewals, transfers, and paperwork shuffles are filtered out.Which license types do you cover?
All on-premise types: mixed beverage (full bar), wine and malt beverage (beer & wine venues), and beer-on-premise licenses — classified so you can tell a restaurant from a bar at a glance.What defines a metro?
DFW: Dallas, Tarrant, Collin, Denton. Houston: Harris, Fort Bend, Montgomery. Austin: Travis, Williamson, Hays. San Antonio: Bexar, Comal, Guadalupe. Need different counties? Email us — custom territories are no problem.What format does it arrive in?
A plain-English email summary plus a CSV attachment that opens in Excel, Google Sheets, or imports into any CRM.What are analyst notes?
Each venue that isn't an obvious chain gets researched individually: construction filings, ownership connections, local press, opening timelines. Every note carries a confidence rating — High (multiple independent sources), Medium (single source or strong inference), Low (inference from the filing alone; verify before acting). We'd rather tell you a lead is unverified than dress it up.Couldn't I just check TABC records myself?
Absolutely — they're public. Budget four to five hours a week to pull all 254 counties, separate new licenses from renewals and transfers, classify venue types, and format it. NVIS exists so you don't have to.Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Month to month, one click, no calls, no retention scripts.

NVIS — New Venue Intelligence Service
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Terms · Privacy

TERMS OF SERVICEEffective date: 22nd July 2026These Terms govern your use of NVIS, a service operated by Anthony Hyland (sole trader, Ireland). By subscribing to or using NVIS, you agree to them.Contact: [email protected] · 1710 Keller Parkway #6787, Keller, TX 76248, United States.What NVIS provides
NVIS is a subscription information service. We compile weekly reports of newly licensed on-premise venues in Texas from official Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission public records, enrich them with publicly available information, add analyst notes, and deliver them by email in PDF and CSV form.Data sources and accuracy — please read
Our reports are built from government public records and third-party public sources. We take care to process this data well, but:- The information is provided "as is", without warranty of accuracy, completeness, or timeliness.
- Public records contain errors, omissions, and delays outside our control.
- Our analyst notes include confidence ratings (High, Medium, Low) and clearly marked unverified items. These are informational judgements, not guarantees. You should independently verify any lead before acting on it, especially those rated Medium or Low or flagged for verification.You are responsible for how you use the information, including compliance with any laws that apply to your own outreach (for example, calling, texting, or emailing the businesses in our reports).No guarantee of results
NVIS provides information, not outcomes. We do not promise that using our reports will produce sales, customers, appointments, or any particular business result.Subscriptions, billing, and cancellation
Plans are billed monthly in advance through Stripe. Prices are shown at checkout.
Free trials, where offered, convert to a paid subscription unless cancelled before the trial ends.
You can cancel anytime; cancellation stops future billing and takes effect at the end of the current paid period. We don't provide partial refunds for a period already started, unless required by law.
We may change prices with reasonable notice; changes apply to your next billing period.Acceptable use
You may use NVIS reports for your own legitimate business purposes. You may not resell, redistribute, or republish the reports or data as a competing product, or scrape or bulk-extract our deliverables for redistribution.Availability
We aim for reliable weekly delivery but don't guarantee uninterrupted service. Public data sources can change or go offline; if that affects a report, we'll do our reasonable best to adapt.Limitation of liability
To the fullest extent permitted by law, NVIS and Anthony Hyland are not liable for any indirect, incidental, or consequential losses, or for any business decision made in reliance on our reports. Our total liability for any claim is limited to the amount you paid us in the three months before the claim.Nothing in these Terms excludes liability that cannot legally be excluded.Termination
We may suspend or end your access if you breach these Terms or misuse the service. You can stop using NVIS at any time by cancelling.Governing law
These Terms are governed by the laws of Ireland. Nothing here removes mandatory consumer protections you have under the laws of your own country or state.Changes
We may update these Terms; the effective date above shows the latest version. Continuing to use NVIS after a change means you accept it.Questions: [email protected]

PRIVACY POLICYEffective date: 22nd July 2026This Privacy Policy explains how NVIS ("we", "us") handles personal data. NVIS is operated by Anthony Hyland, a sole trader based in Ireland. For the purposes of the EU/UK General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), Anthony Hyland is the data controller.
Contact: [email protected] · 1710 Keller Parkway #6787, Keller, TX 76248, United States.What we collect
We collect only what we need to run the service:
When you request a sample or contact us: your name, email address, and any company or location details you provide.
When you subscribe: the above, plus billing information. Payment card details are handled entirely by our payment processor (Stripe) — we never see or store your full card number.
When you receive our emails: basic delivery and engagement data (for example, whether an email was delivered or opened), through our email provider.
When you visit nvis.tech: standard technical data such as IP address and browser type, to the extent our website host records it.We do not sell your personal data to anyone.The venue and business data in our reports
Our reports contain information about newly licensed venues and businesses, compiled from official Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission public records and enriched with publicly available third-party sources. This is public-record and business-contact information, not personal data we have collected from you. If you are an individual named in such a record and wish to raise a concern, contact us at [email protected].Why we're allowed to use your data (lawful bases)
To provide a service you asked for (performing our contract with you) — for sample requests, subscriptions, and support.
Our legitimate interest in reaching relevant businesses about a relevant service — for business-to-business outreach — balanced against your rights, and always with a one-click way to opt out.
Where required, your consent — which you can withdraw at any time.
Who we share it with (our processors)We use a small set of trusted service providers who process data on our behalf, only to run the service:Stripe — payment processing and billing.
Smartlead — sending and managing our email.
Zoho — our business email ([email protected]) and correspondence.
Google — mapping and business-information lookups used to compile reports.
Our website and server hosting providers — hosting the site and the systems that generate reports.Each processes data under its own terms and appropriate safeguards. Some are based in the United States; where data leaves the EU/UK, it is transferred under recognised safeguards such as Standard Contractual Clauses or equivalent frameworks.How long we keep it
We keep your data for as long as you're a subscriber or in contact with us, and for a reasonable period afterwards to meet legal, accounting, and record-keeping obligations. Prospect contact data is kept only while it remains relevant to our outreach; if you ask us to stop, we remove or suppress it.Your rights
Depending on where you live, you have rights over your data. Under GDPR (EU/UK) these include the right to access, correct, delete, restrict, or object to our use of your data, and to data portability. Under California law (CCPA/CPRA), these include the right to know what we collect, to request deletion, and to opt out of "sale" (we don't sell data). To exercise any of these, email [email protected] and we'll respond within the timeframe the law requires.You also have the right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority. In Ireland, that's the Data Protection Commission (dataprotection.ie).Opting out of emails
Every marketing email includes a one-click unsubscribe. You can also email [email protected] and we'll remove you.Changes
We may update this policy; the effective date above shows the latest version. Material changes will be reflected here.Questions: [email protected].