How it works
- 1
OSHA opens an investigation
An accident, a worker complaint or a referral sends OSHA to a site. Citations, penalties and deadlines to fix every hazard follow, months later. All of it becomes public record.
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You get it at 7am
CiteFirst reads OSHA's newly published records every morning, filters your states, ranks each employer by severity, penalty and size, and emails you the list.
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You offer the fix
An employer under investigation or facing fix-by dates needs written programs, training and abatement help now. The first credible consultant to call usually gets the work.
One client pays for the year
An employer with fresh OSHA citations needs written programs, crew training and abatement help, and usually ongoing safety support after. One engagement is worth thousands; CiteFirst costs $149 a month.
Morning lead email
Newly published OSHA inspections and citations in your states, hottest first.
Before the citation
Accident, complaint and referral inspections show up while the investigation is still open, usually months before penalties.
Cited standards in plain English
Fall protection, lockout/tagout, forklifts: know exactly what training and programs they need before you call.
Fix-by dates
OSHA's abatement deadline for every citation, so you know who has to fix hazards, and by when.
AI-drafted outreach
A respectful letter, email and call opener for each employer, written from the actual OSHA record.
Pipeline + CSV
Mark employers called, quoted or won. Export to your CRM anytime.
Simple pricing
14-day free trial. Cancel anytime.
CiteFirst Pro
$149/month
- ✓ Every newly published OSHA inspection and citation in your states
- ✓ 7am lead email, daily
- ✓ Cited standards, penalties and fix-by dates
- ✓ AI-drafted letters, emails and call openers
- ✓ Pipeline tracking and CSV export
Exclusive state add-on
+$99/state/month
Lock a state and no other firm buying the same leads sees its cases. One firm per state, first come, first served.
Available once your trial converts. Manage locks from your settings.
Questions
Where does the data come from?
The U.S. Department of Labor publishes OSHA inspection and violation records, federal and state-plan, as open data. We read it daily, join inspections with their citations, and organize it into leads. We're not affiliated with OSHA or the Department of Labor.
How fresh is it?
We check every morning and send what OSHA newly published. OSHA itself publishes with a lag: inspections typically appear 3 to 4 weeks after they open, and citations 4 to 5 weeks after they're issued. Inspections usually take months to reach citations, so open inspections still reach you mid-investigation.
Is it OK to contact these employers?
Yes. OSHA enforcement records are public, and offering safety services to a business is ordinary B2B sales. Be respectful after accidents, never imply you work with OSHA, and follow email and telemarketing laws.
Do you have leads for attorneys?
Yes. Choose "Law firm" at signup for a version tuned to OSHA defense work: fatality and accident investigations, willful and repeat citations, and large penalties. Attorney outreach drafts are written as labeled advertising, since bar rules on solicitation vary by state.
What's an exclusive state?
For $99/month per state, no other customer buying the same lead type sees that state's cases. One firm per state, first come, first served.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes, from your settings page. You're not charged during the 14-day trial if you cancel before it ends.