Utah Airbnb & short-term-rental permit leads

728 short-term-rental permit records for Utah (UT), pulled from official government registers and updated continuously. A licensed operator with a permit on file is a far better lead than a scraped Airbnb listing.

728permit records

60with phone or email

48filed in the last 12 months

3pending applications

Licensed operators from Utah government registers, not scraped listings
Owner name and property address on every record · phone or email on 60
The newest records are shown below, before you buy

Counts refreshed 2026-10-13 from the live database.

Newest Utah records

Real rows from the Utah file. Individual owners are shortened and phones and emails are masked on this page; your download has every field in full.

Live sample · newest in the database Phones and emails masked here

Newest Utah short-term-rental permit records, masked
Owner	City	Permit type	Filed	Phone	Email
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These are public-record business contacts. You are responsible for your own TCPA, CAN-SPAM and Do-Not-Call compliance when contacting anyone on the list — see our plain-English compliance guide. Idaho and Iowa are excluded because those states preempted local STR permitting.

Where Utah's STR permit data comes from

Coverage in Utah comes from municipal short-term-rental registers — public permit and licensing records published by the cities that run STR programs there. Where the register publishes a phone or email we carry it; where it doesn't, records are address-level.

Because the Utah registers publish little direct contact information, this list is strongest for direct mail, address-matched outreach and skip-tracing — every record carries a verified property address and the owner or operator name on file, which is exactly what a skip-trace needs.

Utah STR leads — common questions

How many short-term-rental permits are in the Utah list?

728 permit records as of 2026-10-13, drawn from official Utah government registers. 60 include a phone or email in the public record.

Where does the data come from?

From official government short-term-rental permit and licensing registers — public records. We do not scrape Airbnb, Vrbo or other listing sites. Read more in STR permit records, explained.

How current is it?

The database pulls from the source registers continuously — 48 Utah records were filed within the last 12 months. Subscribers always export the current file; a one-time download is a snapshot of the day you buy it.

Can I call or mail the people on it?

These are public-record business contacts, but compliance is yours: TCPA and Do-Not-Call rules for calls and texts, CAN-SPAM for email. Our compliance guide covers the basics in plain English.

Subscription or one-time download?

The $149 download gives you all 728 Utah records at once and you can re-download it anytime. The $99/month plan lets you filter and export the whole file every month and keeps you on the current register as new permits are filed.