These terms govern your use of permitbeat.ca, paid PermitBeat subscriptions, and the public PermitBeat MCP connector. By using the site or connector, or by subscribing, you agree to them.
PermitBeat provides Canadian municipal building-permit intelligence and exclusive lead lists for contractors. Public pages and the AI connector show aggregates and trimmed samples. Paid plans deliver fuller lead details for one trade in one city (or additional territories you purchase).
Leads are prospects derived from public permits — not booked jobs. Results depend on your follow-up. We do not guarantee revenue, close rates, or that every permit will need your trade immediately.
While you hold an active exclusive seat for a trade in a city, we will not sell that same trade+city package to another subscriber. Exclusivity ends if your subscription lapses. We may show public “available / taken” status without naming who holds a seat.
The connector at https://mcp.permitbeat.ca/mcp is provided as-is, read-only, without authentication. We may rate-limit, change tools, or suspend access to protect the service. Connector output is not a substitute for the paid product.
Subscription details (price, cadence, territory) are confirmed when you subscribe. Cancel anytime by emailing john@getpermitbeat.ca; exclusivity and delivery stop at the end of the paid period unless we agree otherwise. Fees already paid are generally non-refundable except where required by law or where we decide a goodwill refund is appropriate.
Site content, branding, categorization, and packaging of lead intelligence are owned by PermitBeat. Municipal permit facts remain public records of their issuing cities.
The site, connector, and lead packs are provided “as is.” Cities publish imperfect data; we work to clean and categorize it but may have delays, gaps, or miscategorized rows. To the extent allowed by Ontario and Canadian law, PermitBeat is not liable for indirect or consequential damages, or for lost profits arising from use of the service.
These terms are governed by the laws of the Province of Ontario and the federal laws of Canada applicable there. Courts in Toronto, Ontario have exclusive jurisdiction, except where applicable consumer rules say otherwise.
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