Websites for insurance agents
A local agent site that brings in quote requests. $100 flat.
- One page, $100 flat
- Live in 48 hours
- 2 revision rounds
- You own every file
Insurance shoppers can buy online in minutes, so they come to an agent for advice and someone to call when things go wrong. Your site should show you're local, independent if you are, and easy to reach.
What your website needs
01
Lines of coverage
Auto, home, renters, life, business. A section each.
02
Independent or captive
If you shop multiple carriers, that's your biggest selling point.
03
Carriers you work with
With their permission to use their names or logos.
04
Licensed states
Where you can write policies.
05
A quote request form
Basic details and the kind of coverage. Keep it short.
06
Claims help
How you help clients when something happens. It's why people choose an agent.
Every one of these is included in a $100 build when it fits on one page. Start yours.
How customers find insurance agents
People search "insurance agent near me", "home insurance quote", or "business insurance" plus their city. A clear local presence, reviews, and service sections help you show up.
- Mention your city and the areas you serve.
- Write a short section for each line of coverage.
- Ask clients for reviews after a smooth claim.
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One-page site
$100 flat
Everything above on one page, designed for your business. Live within 48 hours of your brief. Paid once, owned by you.
Bigger builds
Multi-page site or app
Free quote
A page per service, online booking, payments, a customer portal, or an iPhone and Android app. A fixed price within one business day.
Questions insurance agents ask us
Can the quote form collect personal details?
We keep forms to basic contact details and coverage type. Sensitive information should go through your agency or carrier systems.
Can I show carrier logos?
Yes, if your carrier agreements allow it. Many carriers provide approved logos to appointed agents.
Is a one-page site enough?
For a small agency, yes. Agencies with many lines and locations usually benefit from more pages, quoted free.
How much does a website for insurance agents cost?
With us, a one-page site is $100 flat, live within 48 hours of your brief, with 2 revision rounds and full ownership. Multi-page sites, online booking or payments, and apps get a free written quote within one business day, and you pay nothing until you accept it. Hosting and monthly updates are optional at $49 a month.
Guides worth reading first
Getting found
Local SEO basics: how to show up when people search nearby
The practical steps that help a local business appear in Google search and Maps when customers search for services near them.
Design that sells
What makes a landing page turn visitors into customers
Nine practical things that make a landing page work, from the headline to the button, for small businesses.
Getting found
How to write service pages that rank in Google and convert
How local businesses can write service pages that show up for specific searches, and the doorway-page trap to avoid.
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