3,853 operators worth knowing.
One brief, every Monday.
RollupIntel maps consolidating service industries operator by operator — starting with every licensed pest control business in Texas, straight from state license data, with ownership, operations, and M&A signals. Built for PE acquirers, advisors, industry suppliers, and the SaaS vendors who sell into them.
The same data, framed three different ways.
Each buyer gets the same evidence layer underneath — operator records, signals, ownership — surfaced through the lens of their workflow.
Find the next platform deal before the broker does.
Filter the operator universe by EBITDA range, founder age, and capital structure. Watch saved lists for ownership changes, SBA filings, and hiring spikes. Export to your deal pipeline.
Sell into the operators that match your ICP.
Distribution, equipment, chemical, and SaaS suppliers use RollupIntel to target operators by truck count, route density, and growth trajectory. Bulk export to CRM with full firmographic context.
Build a pipeline of the 3,853 Texas operators worth your reps' time.
FSM, routing, and payments platforms use RollupIntel to qualify leads before the first call. Filter by tech stack, web stack, fleet size, and growth signal — the sales-cycle predictors that matter.
A real database. Built from state license files. Not scraped from Yelp.
Monday, 7:00 AM ET. Read in eight minutes.
The weekly brief is the cover of the product — a curated read of everything that moved in your saved lists, with links straight back into the operator records. The preview below is an illustrative sample: company and individual names are fictional; the signal types are real.
Movements · sample week
Illustrative — how tracked signals read in a live issue
Industry view · sample week
Illustrative — the headline mix a typical issue covers
Three layers of data on every operator we cover.
Ownership & control
Who owns the business today, and who used to. Family lineage, holding-company structures, PE sponsors, ESOP history.
- Owner age, tenure, succession
- PE sponsor + vintage
- Capital structure (debt, equity)
- Past ownership transitions
Operations
How the business actually runs. Truck count, service mix, route density, tech stack, employee tenure, customer composition.
- Fleet · truck count, fuel mix
- Service mix (resi / commercial / termite)
- Tech stack (FSM, payments, telematics)
- License coverage by state
M&A signals
The leading indicators of a transaction. Surfaced when meaningful change happens, not on a fixed cadence.
- SBA / bank loan filings
- Ownership-page changes
- Hiring spikes, new locations
- Distress: layoffs, license lapses
Priced to be the cheapest line item in the deal.
Monthly billing when accounts open. Join the waitlist to be told first. No card, no obligation.
- Weekly brief, Monday 7am ET
- 3,853 licensed TX businesses (NY & VA next)
- Top-level ownership & signals
- CSV export — 500 rows / mo
- 1 user seat
- Everything in Brief
- M&A signal API access
- Saved-list watchers + alerts
- CSV export — 10,000 rows / mo
- Slack delivery & 5 seats
- Everything in Acquirer
- Full operator detail records
- Bulk export — unlimited rows
- Webhook delivery + CRM sync
- Quarterly briefing with research
The two guides operators and acquirers bookmark.
How to Sell a Pest Control Business: The Complete Guide
A practical guide to selling a pest control company: preparation, valuation, finding the right buyer, and closing. For owners thinking 12–24 months ahead.
Read the guide →How to Buy a Pest Control Business: A Practical Guide for 2026
How to buy a pest control company: sourcing targets, due diligence, valuation, and closing. Written for PE acquirers and first-time buyers.
Read the guide →Try it Monday. Decide on Friday.
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