Compare

Fileherald and PermitGrab for Miami-Dade permits

Two different products at a similar price. Facts about PermitGrab come from its own pages, read on 2 November 2026.

Side by side

PermitGrab and Fileherald
PermitGrab (its own pages)Fileherald
Price and terms
PricePro, $149 a month (no annual price listed)Local $149 a month; Pro $299 a month; annual plans two months free
Trying itA 14-day trial; a card is requiredA free sample of up to 10 records from your territory, checked by a person; no card
RefundsFull refund within 30 days of your first paymentFull refund within 30 days of starting a paid plan
CancellingIn account settings; no contractsOne click from any email; no long-term contract on monthly plans
Coverage and data
PlacesMany cities and counties, checked city by city in its directoryMiami-Dade (county-issued permits); Tallahassee–Leon (new construction only); City of Miami (city-issued permits); Cape Coral (city-issued permits); Leesburg (city-issued permits)
Names the agency behind its Miami-Dade dataNot on its Miami-Dade page (its footer links a separate data-sources page)Yes, with the county's record linked on every row
Contractor phone numbersYes, behind a "Reveal" button (10 free)Not yet
Owner detailsShown on paid plans where available (masked on the free page)Only when the owner is a company
Delivery
How you get the permitsBrowse, filter and export on its websiteA morning email with a CSV for your trades and county
Who else gets the same permitsNot stated on its pageEach trade and county goes to at most 5 subscribers, counting Local, Pro and Team together, or to one exclusive subscriber.

Freshness on the day we checked

  • On 2 November 2026, PermitGrab's Miami-Dade page showed a newest permit date of 26 October 2026 and 4,535 permit records dated in the last 30 days. The newest Miami-Dade permit in our data is dated 1 November 2026.

Which suits you

  • PermitGrab suits you if you want to search many cities yourself, see contractor phone numbers, and work in a web app.
  • Fileherald suits you if you want the new permits for your trades and counties in your inbox each morning, shared with a published number of buyers, with credit for bad records.

Sources for this page

Each page read on 2 November 2026. Prices and terms change: check the page itself before you decide.