MorningSheetNew business leads for payroll reps
A new business sets up payroll when it starts hiring, in the weeks before it opens. The Morning Sheet finds it as opening day gets close, and sends you the address and a reason to call.
- 3Counties live · King, Pierce, and Snohomish
- DailyRead from the public record
- 7 daysExclusive in your territory
- FreeFirst month, no card
Why timing wins
When a new business sets up payroll
A restaurant hires a manager and a kitchen lead first, then a crew to train before the soft open. A liquor license application, a finaled building permit, or a business license filed ahead of its open date all mean hiring is close.
Call then and you set up the first payroll. After opening you are asking the owner to move one that already runs.
What you get
What a lead gives payroll reps
- New restaurants, cafes, and bars, plus new shops, clinics, salons, gyms, and child care centers.
- The address, the expected opening when the filings give one, and the filing behind each lead.
- The business’s line where we have verified it.
- On First Look, exclusive in your territory for 7 days, then the lead moves to Second Look.
By city
Where the leads are
We sell leads in King, Pierce, and Snohomish Counties today.
Payroll Leads in Seattle
Reach new Seattle businesses that need payroll.
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Reach new Bellevue businesses that need payroll.
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How it works
How MorningSheet gets you there first
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We read the public record
Permits, licenses, liquor and health filings: the trail every business leaves before it opens.
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We verify and score it by hand
We confirm it across two filings, verify the business’s direct line, and score it 0–100 on how soon it opens.
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You call before anyone else
It lands in your inbox with the reason to call and the business’s direct line. You book the meeting first.
Common questions
Payroll leads, answered
When does a new business pick a payroll provider?
When it starts hiring, usually in the last couple of months before opening.
What payroll rules catch new Washington owners?
Paid sick leave from the first hour worked, workers comp reported to the Department of Labor and Industries, and city minimum wages above the state rate in Seattle, SeaTac, and Tukwila.
Where do you have leads today?
King, Pierce, and Snohomish Counties in Washington. We read the public record there every day and add new areas where reps ask for them.
How do I try it?
Your first month is free, and there is no card to enter. You can also unlock this week’s King County sample on this page before you sign up.
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See how it works
Run the first payroll for the next new business.
New businesses in King, Pierce, and Snohomish Counties, sent as opening day gets close. Drop your email below and a real sample week from our King County feed unlocks right here. No password, no card.
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