Town New BizMeet the newest businesses in your county first.
Every week, new businesses register in towns across Tennessee. The people who hear about them early get to say hello first, while the new owners are still choosing who to work with. Town New Biz keeps track of new business filings by county and turns them into a short, easy-to-scan weekly email.
Why knowing early matters
A new business makes a lot of decisions in its first few weeks. Knowing who they are early puts you in the conversation.
Meet new owners first
Reach out while they're still setting up, before they've picked an agent, an accountant, a bank or a sign shop.
Ahead of the competition
Most people find out about a new business when the sign goes up. By then, many of the early decisions are already made.
Local and focused
Only the businesses in your county, with the town on every line. No national lists, no noise from out of state.
Short and weekly
One short email a week. Read it in a couple of minutes, with no app and nothing to log in to.
Cleaned and easy to scan
Duplicates and out-of-state shell companies are removed, entries are sorted by filing date, and the business type is in plain English when it's known.
Organized by county
Lists follow county lines, so they match the way local professionals already think about their market.
Who it helps
Anyone whose work starts when a new local business opens its doors.
Insurance agents
New businesses need general liability, property and workers' comp. Reach out while they're still setting up.
CPAs & bookkeepers
A new LLC has a first tax year, payroll and books to set up. Offer a hand from day one.
Bankers
Business checking, merchant services and first loans. Say hello before they pick a bank.
Sign & print shops
Storefront signs, cards, banners and truck lettering. New businesses need all of it.
Also useful for chambers of commerce, welcome programs, web designers and anyone who likes to welcome new neighbors first.
What a weekly list looks like
The entries below are fictional examples to show the layout. They are not real businesses or real filings.
From: Town New Biz <hello@townnewbiz.com> · Example layout
Fictional examples. These names and towns are placeholders for illustration only.
| Business name | Type | Filed | Town | What they do |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Example Lawn Care LLC Example | LLC | Week 1, Mon | Anytown | Lawn care and landscaping |
| Sample Street Bakery LLC Example | LLC | Week 1, Tue | Anytown | Bakery and coffee |
| Example Auto Repair LLC Example | LLC | Week 1, Tue | Example Springs | Auto repair shop |
| Example Home Builders LLC Example | LLC | Week 1, Thu | Sample Valley | Home construction and remodeling |
| Example Ventures LLC Example | LLC | Week 1, Fri | Anytown | Not stated yet |
When a filing doesn't say what the business does, the list says so instead of guessing.
How it works
Simple on purpose: public records in, a clean county list out.
Public filings
New business filings are gathered each week from the state's public records.
Cleaned up
Out-of-state shells and duplicates are removed, entries are sorted by filing date, and a plain-English business type is added where it's known.
One county list
Each county's new businesses come together in one short weekly email, ready to read with your morning coffee.
Made for Tennessee towns
Town New Biz is built around the small towns and county seats of Tennessee, where knowing your neighbors still matters and a friendly hello from a local professional goes a long way.
Questions? hello@townnewbiz.com