Tarrant County New Business Filing Leads — Updated Weekly
Every week, get a fresh list of new Tarrant County assumed name (DBA) filings — business name, owner, and filing date — pulled straight from the Tarrant County Clerk’s official records and delivered to your inbox, so you can reach Fort Worth’s newest businesses first.
Why Tarrant County Is a Prime Territory for New-Business Sales
Tarrant County is home to Fort Worth and Arlington, with more than 2.2 million residents. Texas is one of the most active business-formation markets in the country, with roughly 500,000 new business applications a year. Every week, new businesses register an assumed name (DBA) with the Tarrant County Clerk — and each one is a public record announcing a brand-new business that needs what you sell.
A Market That Keeps Producing New Customers
One of Texas’s largest and fastest-growing markets — and every new weekly filing is a prospect you can reach.
Tarrant County residents
U.S. Census 2024 population estimate.
3rd-largest county in Texas
A core Texas small-business market.
Dallas–Fort Worth metro
One of the nation’s largest metro areas.
How often your list refreshes
New Tarrant County assumed-name filings added every week.
Small businesses in Texas
Small businesses make up 99.8% of all Texas businesses.
New TX business applications / year
Texas is among the top states for new business formation.
Of TX businesses are small
Nearly every business in Texas qualifies as a small business.
Largest U.S. state economy
Texas trails only California in economic output.
Sources: Tarrant County Clerk (assumed name records); U.S. Small Business Administration, Office of Advocacy (2024–2025 Texas Small Business Profile); U.S. Census Bureau (2024 population estimates). Figures reflect the latest available data.
A Brand-New Fort Worth Business Is Your Most Motivated Prospect
A business that just filed its assumed name in Tarrant County has dozens of decisions still open — payments, insurance, payroll, banking, a phone system, a website, an accountant, a place to lease. Almost none of those vendors have been chosen yet.
Most sales reps never work new-business filings at all. The rep who reaches these owners first — while the decisions are still open — wins the account, and often keeps it for years.
FBN Resources puts Tarrant County’s newest filings in your inbox every week, straight from the County Clerk’s official records — cleaned, de-duplicated, and ready to call.
Start Getting Tarrant County FilingsEverything the County Publishes to Make the Call
Each Tarrant County filing in your weekly digest comes straight from the Tarrant County Clerk’s assumed name records.
Business Name
The new assumed name filed
Owner / Registrant
The person or company behind it
Filing Date
When it was recorded with the county
Document Type
Assumed Name Certificate
File Number
The county’s official record reference
County
Tarrant County, Texas
CSV Export
One click into Salesforce or HubSpot
Weekly Refresh
New filings added every week
Note: Tarrant County’s public assumed-name index publishes the business name, owner, and filing date — it does not include the business street address. You receive the earliest official signal of a new business, plus the name and owner to reach them.
| Business Name | Owner / Registrant | Document | Filed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sundance Square Cleaning | Marcus T. Reed | Assumed Name | 2026-07-06 |
| Panther City Bookkeeping | Angela M. Flores | Assumed Name | 2026-07-07 |
| Arlington Auto Detail | David N. Pham | Assumed Name | 2026-07-08 |
| Stockyards Supply Co. | Robert J. Ellis | Assumed Name | 2026-07-09 |
| Keller Home Services | Sarah K. Nguyen | Assumed Name | 2026-07-06 |
Sample rows shown for illustration — subscribe to receive your actual Tarrant County filings each week.
Built for the Reps Who Sell to New Businesses
If your best customer is a business in its first months, Tarrant County filings are among the most valuable lists you can own.
Merchant Services & Payments
Every new Fort Worth business needs to accept payments. Reach them before the aggregators and the bank rep do.
Commercial Insurance
General liability, commercial auto, and workers’ comp are required fast — often in a new business’s first weeks.
Payroll & HR Services
The moment a new business hires its first employee, payroll and workers’ comp are purchased together.
Business Banking & Lending
A new DBA needs a business checking account and, often, early working capital. Be the first offer they see.
Accounting & Bookkeeping
New owners need books, tax setup, and an entity structure — and they are actively looking for a professional.
Commercial Real Estate
Storefronts, office suites, and warehouse space are needed within the first months of filing.
How Tarrant County Filings Reach You Every Week
We pull Tarrant filings
Our system connects to the Tarrant County Clerk’s official assumed-name records each week, pulls every new certificate, and cleans and de-duplicates them automatically.
Your digest is built
The newest Tarrant County filings are formatted into a clean digest — business name, owner, and filing date.
Delivered every week
Your Tarrant County digest lands in your inbox each week. Search, sort, export a CSV, and start calling first.
New Business Filings from Across the County
Tarrant County assumed-name filings span Fort Worth and the communities around it.
Questions About Tarrant County Filing Leads
What is an assumed name (DBA) filing in Tarrant County?
An assumed name — also called a DBA (“doing business as”) or fictitious name — is the public certificate a business files with the Tarrant County Clerk when it operates under a name other than the owner’s legal name. It lists the business name and the owner, one of the earliest official signals that a new business has opened.
Do Tarrant County filings include the business address?
No. The Tarrant County Clerk’s public assumed-name index publishes the business name, the owner/registrant, and the filing date — but not the street address. You receive the earliest signal that a business has formed, along with the name and owner, which you can use to reach them.
How often is Tarrant County data updated?
Weekly. The Tarrant County Clerk records new assumed names as they are filed, and we pull the newest certificates every week and add them to your digest.
Where does your Tarrant County data come from?
Every filing comes directly from the Tarrant County Clerk’s official assumed-name records — not third-party aggregators or resold lists. You receive the freshest registrations the county has published.
How do I get started with Tarrant County data?
Choose a plan on the sign-up page and select Tarrant County as your territory. Your first weekly digest of fresh Tarrant County filings arrives in your inbox with the next update. There is no long-term contract and you can cancel anytime.
Own Tarrant County’s New-Business Market
Choose Tarrant County and your first weekly digest of fresh assumed-name filings lands in your inbox with the next update — real new businesses, before your competitors have reached them.