Insurance lead generation
Insurance leads with the consent record attached.
Opted-in prospects delivered to one agency, with the source and timestamp of every opt-in.
Where it breaks
What insurance lead buyers deal with.
Resold down the chain.
The same prospect passes through several resellers and reaches you as the fifth call of the day.
No proof of opt-in.
A lead without a clean consent record isn't an asset. It's exposure.
Wrong product, wrong state.
Prospects shopping a line you don't write, or living where you aren't licensed.
How we run it
Built against every one of those.
One agency per lead.
Every lead is delivered to one agency and never resold.
Consent on record.
Each opt-in carries its source and a timestamp, so you can show how it was captured.
Line and state filters.
Product line, coverage need and licensed states are part of your written criteria.
Instant response.
An AI assistant replies the moment a prospect reaches out and books a call with an agent.
Typically qualified on
- ✓Product line
- ✓Coverage need
- ✓State of residence
- ✓Age band where relevant
- ✓Current coverage
- ✓Best time to talk
Your final criteria are agreed with you in writing before launch.
Which model fits
Pay per lead suits agencies with dialers and agents ready. Pay per appointment suits agents who want booked calls only.
Territory check
Is your market still open?
We work with one company per industry in each territory. Once a territory is claimed, it's closed to everyone else, including your competitors.
Insurance lead generation guides
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Insurance leads: common questions
Which insurance lines do you cover?
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We source across lines. Tell us the products you write and the states you're licensed in when you apply.
Can we see the consent record?
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Yes. Every lead carries its opt-in source and timestamp.
Are leads shared with other agencies?
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No. Each lead goes to one agency only.
Exclusive insurance leads, one buyer: you.
Tell us your market and what a good lead looks like. It takes about three minutes.