75 KINGSLAKE RD, Toronto, ON M2J
Plumbing - Proposed second unit on Main Floor and Bedrooms in basement.
⚑ Flag: no contractor named on the permit recordShaktisa Permit Leads
New permitted work in your trade, on your streets, every Monday. Shaktisa reads the City of Toronto's public building-permit records, groups the rows into projects, and sends you a weekly digest of the new permitted projects in your trade and your territory.
Pick your trade and enter a postal code. You will see how many new projects landed in that territory in the last 30 days, and the 5 most recent projects, exactly as published. No account, no card.
Example result
Shown with real records, so you can see what the checker returns. Enter your own postal code above to run it for your territory.
Plumbing in North York - M2, M3: 74 new projects in the last 30 days (September 24 to October 23, 2026).
Plumbing - Proposed second unit on Main Floor and Bedrooms in basement.
⚑ Flag: no contractor named on the permit recordPlumbing - Proposal for interior alteration and enlarging exterior opening at rear
⚑ Flag: no contractor named on the permit recordPlumbing - Proposal for a one storey fron addition with basement and interior alterations.
⚑ Flag: no contractor named on the permit recordPlumbing - Proposed second-floor addition to convert existing dwelling into fourplex.See also 25-253576 BLD 00 SR
⚑ Flag: no contractor named on the permit recordPlumbing - Proposed new garden suite in rear yard
⚑ Flag: no contractor named on the permit recordRecords shown as published in City of Toronto permit data. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence - Toronto.
Another trade? The checker covers the four trades in the list above. To register interest in a different trade, email sales@shaktisa.ca with your trade and your territory. Interest is noted only: it does not reserve anything, and it is not a promise that the trade will be added.
Store figures: City data through October 23, 2026. Checker counts on this page use the current published window, September 24 to October 23, 2026.
Counts from the published checker snapshot, September 24 to October 23, 2026.
Some permit records name a contractor. Many do not. When a record names no contractor, the digest labels it exactly that way. The label describes the permit record only. It is not a promise about the job, and it does not mean a job is open, unclaimed, or waiting.
The permit records hold project information: addresses, work descriptions, dates. They do not hold phone numbers, email addresses, or homeowner names, and Shaktisa does not look those up from anywhere else. What you get is the project. Reaching the people behind it is your own follow-up, the way you already work your territory.
One catalogue: the digest that finds the work, and the kits that price it. Everything below carries its true state.
The weekly Monday digest of new permitted projects in your trade and your territory, grouped by project, with applications in progress shown separately. One trade, one territory. Standard: $99 CAD per month, or $990 CAD per year.
Outcome capture inside the digest: as you work each lead, you mark its result, and the digest keeps the record with the lead. It joins this catalogue when its activation sitting completes. No page offers it before then.
A designed-in slot in this catalogue. It fills when its provisioning sitting completes. It is not available yet, and nothing here offers it.
A designed-in slot in this catalogue. It fills on the demand-test evidence read on December 19, 2026. It has not been released.
A designed-in slot in this catalogue. It fills behind the sample gate read. It is not available yet, and nothing here offers it.
The spreadsheets that price the work the digest finds: quote it, invoice it, and track the payment. Each kit is one payment and yours to keep, in Excel and Google Sheets versions, with a Quick-Start Guide.
A working job-costing system: enter your labour, materials, subcontractors and other costs, and it recovers your overhead, applies your profit by markup or margin, adds tax, and produces a clean, branded quote your client can sign. Your costs, overhead and profit never appear on the client page.
US$49.99 on Etsy
View on EtsyWon quote in, invoice out, then track every dollar against the contract: a contract register, an invoice log with automatic status, a payments ledger, and an aging view that shows who owes what, and how long they have owed it.
US$19.99 on Etsy
View on EtsyBoth kits together, built to chain: the Quote & Job-Costing Kit prices the job and produces the quote, and when the quote is won, the client, the total, the tax and the payment schedule carry into the Invoice + Payment Tracker, where the schedule becomes the invoice plan.
US$59.99 on Etsy
View on EtsyA seasonal-contract edition of the quote engine for snow removal and landscaping contractors who sell per-season contracts route by route: one costing produces both a seasonal contract price and a per-push price.
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View on EtsyThe kits are sold and delivered through the Shaktisa Etsy shop, as instant downloads. One payment each, no subscription.
Founding offer, for the first 25 subscribers: CA$49 a month for your first 3 months, then the standard CA$99 a month. Plus HST, calculated at checkout.
To claim it, use the code FOUNDING25 when you subscribe on the monthly plan. The discount runs for 3 monthly bills and then ends on its own; your subscription continues at CA$99 a month unless you cancel.
Month to month. Managed in Stripe. Cancel anytime and your digests run to the end of the period you have paid for.
$99 CAD / month
$990 CAD / year
$1,000 CAD / month
One trade in one territory, held for one subscriber only. The area lock is not open for purchase yet. It opens only when we can hold a territory for one subscriber in the system itself, start to finish. Until then you can register interest and we will tell you when it opens for your trade and territory.
Register interest in an area lockPrices are in Canadian dollars. Your first 5 leads are free either way, with no card.
Your sample is 5 real projects from the current data: the most recent issued projects in your trade and territory, each one dated. The same records paying members see, not a dressed-up demo.
Shaktisa reads the City of Toronto's public building-permit records, groups the rows into projects, and sends you a weekly digest of the new permitted projects in your trade and your territory. Subscribers get the week's new projects by email every Monday, grouped by project, with applications in progress shown separately.
From the City of Toronto Open Data portal: the City's public building-permit records, shown as published. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence - Toronto. The City refreshes the permit data daily. Your digest is weekly, every Monday, built from the current data at send time.
Plumbing. Mechanical / HVAC. Residential renovation and additions. Demolition and drain. Electrical is not covered: in Ontario, electrical permits are issued by the Electrical Safety Authority, not the City, so electrical permits are not in this data.
A named group of Toronto postal areas. Scarborough (M1). North York (M2, M3). East York & East Toronto - M4. Downtown and Midtown (M5, M7). York and West End (M6). Etobicoke (M8, M9). Enter any full postal code in the checker and it finds your territory.
Your sample is 5 real projects from the current data: the most recent issued projects in your trade and territory, each one dated. The same records paying members see, not a dressed-up demo. No card, no account.
Standard is $99 CAD per month: one trade, one territory, the weekly Monday digest of new issued projects plus applications in progress, grouped by project. Territories on the standard plan are shared, not exclusive. Month to month. Cancel anytime. Standard can also be billed annually at $990 CAD per year, two months free against paying monthly (12 x $99 = $1,188). If you cancel, digests run to the end of the period you have paid for. Your first 5 leads are free either way, with no card. The exclusive area lock is $1,000 CAD per month, and it is not open for purchase yet.
Some permit records name a contractor. Many do not. When a record names no contractor, the digest labels it exactly that way: no contractor named on the permit record. The label describes the permit record only. It is not a promise about the job, and it does not mean a job is open, unclaimed, or waiting.
Yes. Cancel anytime from your members page and your digests run to the end of the period you have paid for (the month on monthly billing, the year on annual billing). Managed in Stripe.