FLLM Buyer Service

Get notified when the right Florida liquor license is listed.

Choose your counties, license type and optional price ceiling. FLLM will email you when a new marketplace listing matches your preferences.

✓ County-specific alerts✓ 4COP & 3PS matching✓ Optional price ceiling✓ No password required

Browse Current Licenses

FLLM Buyer Alert Intake

Get a Florida License Alert

Enter your contact information and the Florida licenses you want FLLM to watch for.

NameEmail address

AddressPhone number

1. Florida county

Choose one county, several counties, or all 67 Florida counties.

2. License type

4COP QuotaFull-liquor quota license3PS Quota / Package StorePackage-store quota license

3. Maximum asking price Optional

Leave this blank to receive alerts for every matching FLLM listing regardless of asking price.

FLLM uses your contact information and alert preferences to deliver the requested license alerts and related marketplace communications. Your information and alert preferences are not displayed publicly.

Why use FLLM License Alerts?

Stop refreshing the marketplace manually.

Desirable quota-license inventory can appear irregularly. Create one focused watch and let FLLM check new marketplace listings against the criteria you choose.

01Watch the counties that matter

Florida quota licenses are county-specific. Choose one county, several counties, or all 67.

02Follow 4COP, 3PS, or both

Track the quota-license privileges that fit your business or acquisition plan.

03Set an optional price ceiling

Filter alerts by your maximum asking price, or leave it open to see every matching FLLM listing.

04Know when inventory appears

Instead of repeatedly checking the marketplace, receive an email when FLLM publishes a matching listing.

Already shopping?

See what is available in Florida now.

Browse active FLLM listings by county, license type and asking price.

View Current Listings

Marketplace notice. License Alerts are informational. Availability, asking price, license status, transferability, liens, zoning, premises eligibility, and state or local approvals should be independently confirmed before a transaction.