Weekly TTB Permit Change List
Specification as of 2026-09-01: you send 1 input, you get back 3 sections.
For one chosen state or territory: each Tuesday the newest TTB permittee list is fetched and compared against the prior seal, delivering the permit numbers that disappeared and appeared.
$99/month
billed monthly, cancel any time
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What you get
- CSV of permit numbers that disappeared and appeared, one state or territory
- A dated, hash-sealed HTML copy of the same list within 24 hours of the fetch
- No owner name, street, or ZIP in the deliverable
- A byte-identical week is reported as unchanged at the source, never as zero changes
- Unknown source evidence stays unknown; it is never converted to zero
- Cancel before the next weekly seal
Free specimen — the panel we hold, counted
Change lists this archive can produce today: 4. A change list needs two dated copies to compare, so the number of copies we hold sets a ceiling on it. This is what you would be able to ask for right now, not what the archive will hold later.
| Dated copies we hold | Oldest copy | Newest copy | Permit holders in the newest copy | TTB's own last-modified date on the file |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5 | 2026-08-08 | 2026-09-01 | 84334 | 2026-08-31 |
What is in the newest copy, by the industry TTB itself files it under
| Industry | Permit holders |
|---|---|
| Wholesaler (Alcohol) | 38986 |
| Importer (Alcohol) | 21541 |
| Wine Producer | 18129 |
| Distilled Spirits Plant | 5678 |
These are the industries the specimen names, not every industry in the file.
1 of 1 sources answered on the newest read.
Counted out of the compiled specimen as this page was built. There is no per-permit row here because the specimen holds none: the product is the list of permit numbers that appeared and disappeared, not a roster of permit holders.
Free specimen and paid-delivery boundary
The permittee panel we hold, counted, and an honest statement of how many change lists it can produce today: 4. This product compares each Tuesday's list against the prior seal, and the archive holds 5.
Paid delivery contract
You send:
- One state or territory
You get back:
- A CSV of the permit numbers that disappeared and appeared since the prior seal
- A dated, hash-sealed HTML copy of the same list within 24 hours of the fetch
- The source's own last-modified date on every issue
Limits: TTB itself last modified the source file on 2026-08-31, 1 days ago, so a weekly list can only be as fresh as the agency's own publication and a quiet week may be TTB's quiet week rather than the industry's. Owner name, street address, and ZIP are in the public file and are deliberately not in the deliverable. A permit disappearing from the list is a fact about the list; we do not assert why.
The newest TTB permittee file is fetched each Tuesday, sealed whole with its content hash, and compared to the prior seal by permit number. The diff is the product. A week we did not fetch is named as a gap and never spanned by comparing across it. This is bounded evidence of the dated method stated here; it does not establish affiliation, endorsement, authorization, or any current outcome beyond that scope.
View the full machine-readable specimen and evidence rows
US Tech Automations is a data and automation company. These are our own service terms, not a government fee, filing cost, or permit charge. Nothing on this page is legal, engineering, or financial advice.