Next Lot sends WA builders a weekly, ready-to-call list of new grouped dwelling and multi-dwelling development applications in their territory, with the applicant and designer already named. Who to ring on Monday.
A DA register tells you an application exists. Next Lot tells you who lodged it, who designed it, where the site is and whether it fits the work you do. Every lead is sourced by a person from public council and DAP records, filtered to your councils and dwelling range, and landed in your inbox every Monday, ready to call.
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One list, one territory, one purpose: the multi-dwelling jobs in your patch before they go to tender. No single-house noise, no commercial towers, no regional. Filtered by someone who knows the trade.
We don't sell a database. We sell the two or three hours a week you'd spend trawling council registers, finding the designer's number and working out whether the job is worth a call. Next Lot does that part. You do the ringing.
Sourced from public records, filtered by a person, checked before it's sent. Enriched, WA-only, builder-first.
Choose up to four or ten councils and the dwelling range you build for, from duplexes and triplexes up to small strata and large-lot builds. That territory is yours at your tier. A direct competitor can't buy it while you're a customer.
Each week we go through the council DA lists, the DAP current applications register and PlanningAlerts for your councils, and pull out every grouped dwelling, multiple dwelling and large-lot application that matches your range. Single houses, commercial towers and regional jobs are left out.
For each application we identify the site address, the applicant and the building designer where named, and find their business contact details from their own websites and public directories. A one-line fit note tells you whether it's worth the call.
The brief lands in your inbox first thing Monday, with a shared sheet you can sort, filter and mark up as you work through it. Monthly billing, cancel any time.
The approach goes to the designer or planner named on the application, not the private owner. That's how you get a conversation instead of a door shut in your face. On the Metro Plus tier we can add owner identification on request and a quarterly report on what got approved and who built it.
Priced as a service, not a feed. You're paying for the hours you'd otherwise spend reading registers and chasing numbers. Monthly, cancel any time. Annual at ten months.
Grouped dwelling, small strata and large-lot builders who want the job before it goes to tender, including tier two builders looking to fill next year's pipeline.
Built for the people who win multi-dwelling work in Perth, and the people who feed it to them.
Building designers, surveyors, subdivision consultants, strata managers and small developers who want to see what's moving in their patch and who's behind it.
They tell you a DA exists. Next Lot tells you who to ring. Every lead is filtered to your councils and dwelling range, matched to the DAP register where it applies, and enriched with the applicant's and designer's business contacts. It's a service run by a person, not a feed.
Public records only: council DA registers and weekly DA lists, the DAP current applications register and PlanningAlerts. Contacts come from the applicant's or designer's own website and public business directories. We never copy another provider's database and never collect personal data.
No. On the Metro Plus tier we can identify the owner on request through a Landgate title search at cost, but the approach is yours to make, and we recommend going through the designer or planner named on the application. Cold-calling private homeowners from title data burns a builder's name fast.
They can't take your territory at your tier. No two direct competitors get the same councils at the same level while you're a customer. First in, best dressed.
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