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For general contractors and builders
Know the sub is real before they are on your job
Before you put a subcontractor on the schedule, you want to know the entity is active, at a real address, and not carrying federal tax liens. sneyk confirms all of it in one search, so a bad sub does not become your problem.
No card. Upgrade when every sub gets checked.
- Status, address, liens in one search
- Dated and source-attributed
- Free, no card
sneyk lets contractors verify a Florida subcontractor before onboarding: the entity’s status, formation date, officers, registered agent, address, and any federal tax liens, from the state record and dated. One search instead of trusting a business card.
A business card is not a background check.
A sub hands you a card and a quote. Maybe the entity is active, maybe it dissolved two years ago, maybe the address is a parking lot, maybe it owes the IRS. You find out when something goes wrong on the job and the paperwork does not hold up.
Two minutes up front saves that. Is the entity active, who actually runs it, where is it really based, and does it carry a federal tax lien. sneyk answers all of it before the sub ever swings a hammer on your site.
How it works
- 1
Search the sub
Type the company name for its status, formation date, officers, registered agent, and address from the state record.
- 2
Run the checks
Confirm it is active, see who controls it, and check for federal tax liens, all in one look.
- 3
Keep it on file
Export a dated record for the vendor file, so your compliance and your lender are covered.
Put it to work
Confirm the entity is active and real
An active entity at a real address is the floor. One search tells you the sub is a going concern and not a name on a card that dissolved last year.
See who actually runs it
Officers and registered agent come from the filing, so you know who is behind the company before you sign a subcontract with them.
Check for federal tax liens
A sub buried in federal tax liens is a risk to your project and your payment chain. Check it before they are on the schedule, not after.
One search
active, real, lien-checked
67
Florida counties covered
Dated
for the vendor file
Free
to start
What goes in the vendor file
sub-verification.pdf
| Field | Result |
|---|---|
| Sub | IRONLEAF FRAMING LLC |
| Status | Active |
| Formed | Jun 30, 2018 |
| Principal address | Ocala, FL |
| Registered agent | D. Stone |
| Federal tax liens | None on record |
| Verified | Jun 27, 2026 · FL Div. of Corporations |
What you get
Active and real, confirmed
Status, formation date, and address from the state record, so you know the sub is a real, going concern.
Who runs it
Officers and registered agent from the filing, the people behind the company you are about to hire.
Federal lien check
Federal tax liens tied to the entity, surfaced with the status, so you spot a sub in trouble before they are on site.
A record for compliance
Export a dated, sourced result for the vendor file your GC agreement and your lender expect.
Before you sign up, the honest version
No surprises after you sign up. Here is what sneyk does not do.
- Florida only
- We verify Florida entities. Out-of-state subs are not covered yet.
- Federal tax liens, not lien waivers
- We surface federal tax liens from the public record. Construction lien waivers, mechanic’s liens, and bond status are not in this dataset.
- Entity, not licensing
- We confirm the business entity. Contractor licenses and insurance certificates are checked separately, with the DBPR and your COI.
- A record, not a guarantee
- sneyk shows the public record. It does not vouch for the quality of the work or guarantee the sub will perform.
- Straight from the state
- We clean up and date the public record. We never add data a filing did not have.
Start free. Upgrade when it earns it.
Start free
No card. Verify subs and confirm status.
- 25 lookups a month
- Status, officers, and address
- Up to 25 results per search
Founder pricing
Go Pro to check every sub
Founder pricing, locked for the first 100 subscribers.
- Unlimited lookups, no cooldown
- Federal tax lien checks
- Dated verification records
- Officer network and combined records
Common questions
Where does the data come from?
The Florida Department of State (sunbiz.org) plus federal tax lien records, dated and sourced.
Does this check the contractor license?
No. License status is with the Florida DBPR. sneyk confirms the business entity, its officers, address, and federal tax liens.
What liens does it show?
Federal tax liens from the public record. Construction liens, lien waivers, and bonds are not in this dataset.
What does it cost to start?
Nothing. The free tier needs no card. Upgrade to Pro for lien checks and verification records.
Vet the sub before they are on the schedule
Start free, search any Florida subcontractor, and keep a dated record on file. Go Pro for lien checks and verification records.
No card. Upgrade when every sub gets checked.
Public Florida business records, sourced from the Florida Department of State, Division of Corporations. Not a consumer report, and not for FCRA-covered eligibility decisions.