Planning intelligence for UK suppliers

Be the first to call, not the third to quote.

Your radar for every project worth quoting: data filtered exactly to what you sell, with the right person to call.

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No contract, no platform to learn. One email a week.

3 new projects near you this week

Planning Radar · Monday, 8am

New this week

Six outdoor courts at a tennis club

Harrogate, North Yorkshire · floodlit, with a canopy

Call Anna Pryce, the architect — 01632 960 214

Just approved

Four indoor courts in a converted warehouse

Bristol · change of use, parking for 40 cars

Call Holloway Planning — 01632 960 587

Waiting on the council

Two courts in the grounds of a country hotel

Ludlow, Shropshire · lighting and a small pavilion

Call Fenwick Design — 01632 960 342

Illustrative example of the Monday email.

Every week, around 12,000 planning applications are lodged across the UK. Somewhere in there is your next job. Nobody has time to read them all, so we do it for you.

12,000applications lodged every week across the UK

Yoursfiltered to exactly what you sell

Everycouncil in Great Britain and Ireland

Mondayone email, ready to act on

Getting in early

The earlier you hear about a job, the better your chance of winning it.

Every build follows the same path, and planning is the very first step. Planning Radar brings you in at the start, while the client is still deciding who to work with.

Week 0 · you hear about it here

Application lodged

The council publishes the site, the drawings, the applicant and the agent handling it.

Week 8–12 · and again here

Permission granted

Budget is released and the client starts choosing who builds and supplies it.

Month 4–6

Tender goes out

Now it's a list of suppliers being priced against each other.

Month 6+

Most suppliers hear about it

Usually through a tender portal or word of mouth.

What arrives in your inbox

A short list, not a database. Each one tells you what's being built, where, who's behind it and how to reach them, with a link straight to the council's file if you want the drawings.

You mark who you've contacted. Next week's list picks up where you left off.

See a real week for your trade

What you get

Named contacts, not a pile of PDFs.

The people, not just the project

The applicant and the agent or architect running the job, with a direct phone number and email wherever the council publishes them.

Told when permission lands

Permission granted is the moment budgets unlock and suppliers get picked. You'll know as soon as the council publishes the decision, usually within a fortnight.

Only what you sell

Tell us the words that matter to your trade and the area you cover. Everything else stays out of your inbox.

Competitor sightings

See which firms keep appearing on applications in your patch, and which areas nobody is working.

A map, not a spreadsheet

Every live project pinned, filtered by area and stage, so you can plan a week of visits in one go.

Somewhere to keep track

Mark each lead contacted, quoted or won. Your team sees the same list, so nobody calls twice.

The tracker

Your week, on one screen.

Live projects

All areas Granted New this week Not contacted

Reference Project Contact Stage Size

26/01874/FUL 6 outdoor courts at a tennis club — Harrogate Anna Pryce01632 960 214 · anna.pryce@example.com Awaiting decision 6

26/00931/FUL 4 indoor courts in a converted warehouse — Bristol Holloway Planning01632 960 587 · hello@example.com Granted 4

26/02210/FUL 2 courts in hotel grounds — Ludlow Fenwick Design01632 960 342 · studio@example.com Registered 2

26/01455/FUL Covered courts at a golf club — Guildford Thorne & Keel ArchitectsDetails on the council file Granted 3

26/00788/FUL Rooftop court on an office block — Manchester Sable Planning01632 960 719 · planning@example.com Awaiting decision 1

Illustrative example. Subscribers see real applications, with the contact details from each council file.

Who it's for

If your work starts when someone else's building does.

We set the keywords to your trade. If it appears in a planning application, it can be tracked.

Sports courts · padel, tennis, 3G Fencing & groundworks Solar & battery storage EV charging Commercial kitchens Shopfitting & fit-out Lighting & electrical Swimming pools Steel frames & cladding Landscaping Demolition & waste Gym & leisure equipment

STEP 01

Tell us your patch

What you supply, and the counties you'll travel to. Takes one short call.

STEP 02

We build your watchlist

Every council checked daily, the matches collected, the contacts pulled from the file.

STEP 03

Monday, you call

The week's projects land in your inbox and your tracker. You do the part we can't.

Why Planning Radar exists

Built for the people who supply the job, not the people who analyse the market.

Planning Radar began with a court supplier who kept hearing about projects only once the courts had been ordered. The first version found 110 live projects in a week, each with the agent or architect to speak to. The same system now runs for other trades across Great Britain and Ireland.

Complete coverage

Every council in Great Britain and Ireland, checked daily. No region gaps, no missed weeks, and a flag if a council's own system goes quiet.

Checked, not scraped blind

Every lead is traced back to the council's own file, so the project, the stage and the contact are what the authority actually published.

Set up around your trade

We tune the keywords and the area to your business, and adjust them whenever your focus changes. Most accounts are live within days.

Free sample

See what you've been missing in your trade.

Tell us what you sell and where you work. We'll send back the matching planning applications from the last month, contacts included, so you can judge the leads before paying for anything.

No card, no trial to cancel. If the sample isn't useful, that's the end of it.