Insurance

Insurance

Profitable, ready-to-quote insurance leads to help grow your book of business

Profitable, ready-to-quote insurance leads to help grow your book of business

Profitable, ready-to-quote insurance leads to help grow your book of business

Buy from a platform built directly from the feedback of 100+ insurance agents, so you get the right leads at the right price: source, consent, and cost visible before you buy. Sign up in 2 minutes, go live, and get leads delivered straight to your CRM while your consumers are still shopping.

Buy from a platform built directly from the feedback of 100+ insurance agents, so you get the right leads at the right price: source, consent, and cost visible before you buy. Sign up in 2 minutes, go live, and get leads delivered straight to your CRM while your consumers are still shopping.

No contracts or paperwork needed. $500 minimum balance to buy your first leads.

No contracts or paperwork needed. $500 minimum balance to buy your first leads.

No contracts or paperwork needed. $500 minimum balance to buy your first leads.

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100%

TCPA compliance captured on every lead

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TCPA compliance captured on every lead

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TCPA compliance captured on every lead

What are insurance leads?

What are insurance leads?

What are insurance leads?

An insurance lead is a person who filled out a quote request, usually on a comparison site, a search ad landing page, or a social campaign, and consented to be contacted about insurance.

Two things separate a lead worth paying for from a wasted one: intent and consent. Every failure mode in this industry, from angry prospects to compliance risk, traces back to a missing one of these two.

An insurance lead is a person who filled out a quote request, usually on a comparison site, a search ad landing page, or a social campaign, and consented to be contacted about insurance.

Two things separate a lead worth paying for from a wasted one: intent and consent. Every failure mode in this industry, from angry prospects to compliance risk, traces back to a missing one of these two.

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What insurance leads can you buy on PX Local?

What insurance leads can you buy on PX Local?

What insurance leads can you buy on PX Local?

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Auto insurance agents

Drivers are comparing quotes right now, with the factors that determine your quote: homeowner status, current carrier, continuous coverage, and number of vehicles.

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Auto insurance agents

Drivers are comparing quotes right now, with the factors that determine your quote: homeowner status, current carrier, continuous coverage, and number of vehicles.

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Auto insurance agents

Drivers are comparing quotes right now, with the factors that determine your quote: homeowner status, current carrier, continuous coverage, and number of vehicles.

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Life Insurance Agents

Connect with consumers actively exploring life coverage. See key details around coverage needs, household, and intent before you buy.

Join the waitlist

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Life Insurance Agents

Connect with consumers actively exploring life coverage. See key details around coverage needs, household, and intent before you buy.

Join the waitlist

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Life Insurance Agents

Connect with consumers actively exploring life coverage. See key details around coverage needs, household, and intent before you buy.

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Health Insurance Agents

Reach consumers looking for health coverage now. Understand eligibility, household needs, and enrollment timing before you buy.

Join the waitlist

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Health Insurance Agents

Reach consumers looking for health coverage now. Understand eligibility, household needs, and enrollment timing before you buy.

Join the waitlist

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Health Insurance Agents

Reach consumers looking for health coverage now. Understand eligibility, household needs, and enrollment timing before you buy.

Others

Home, Medicare, Final Expense, and more are on the way. Tell us what you sell, and we'll let you know the day your lines opens.

Join the waitlist

Others

Home, Medicare, Final Expense, and more are on the way. Tell us what you sell, and we'll let you know the day your lines opens.

Join the waitlist

Others

Home, Medicare, Final Expense, and more are on the way. Tell us what you sell, and we'll let you know the day your lines opens.

Buying
insurance leads:

best practices

Buying

insurance leads: best practices

Buying insurance leads:

best practices

Call ASAP

A lead reaches you moments after the person submits a request. 78% of consumers buy from the company that responds first [Lead Connect], and calling within 5 minutes rather than 30 makes you 21 times more likely to qualify the lead [MIT/InsideSales Lead Response Management study].

Call ASAP

A lead reaches you moments after the person submits a request. 78% of consumers buy from the company that responds first [Lead Connect], and calling within 5 minutes rather than 30 makes you 21 times more likely to qualify the lead [MIT/InsideSales Lead Response Management study].

Match the format to your team: web leads, calls, or appointments.

Web leads arrive as a data record, and you can call, text, or email them. Live calls connect you with a consumer in real time and are priced accordingly. Appointments are scheduled conversations, the most expensive and least common format. Small teams that sell in bursts usually do best starting with web leads on a controlled daily budget; operations with dedicated phone coverage get more from calls.

Match the format to your team: web leads, calls, or appointments.

Web leads arrive as a data record, and you can call, text, or email them. Live calls connect you with a consumer in real time and are priced accordingly. Appointments are scheduled conversations, the most expensive and least common format. Small teams that sell in bursts usually do best starting with web leads on a controlled daily budget; operations with dedicated phone coverage get more from calls.

Follow up, follow up, follow up!

Among insurance leads that convert, 93% respond by the sixth call attempt, yet the average insurance company makes only 1.45 calls per lead [Velocify]. Plan about six calls and five emails over the days following a lead's arrival. Most lost leads result from a cadence that never occurred, not from poor leads.

Follow up, follow up, follow up!

Among insurance leads that convert, 93% respond by the sixth call attempt, yet the average insurance company makes only 1.45 calls per lead [Velocify]. Plan about six calls and five emails over the days following a lead's arrival. Most lost leads result from a cadence that never occurred, not from poor leads.

Choose shared or exclusive deliberately:

A shared lead is sold to multiple agents, commonly three to eight, who all call the same person. An exclusive lead is sold to one buyer. Shared costs less per lead; exclusive converts better per lead. Industry data puts contact rates on exclusive leads at two to three times shared, and close rates at three to five times [source: InsureLeads, 2026]. Shared leads reward speed and disciplined follow-up at lower cost. Exclusive leads reward agents who invest real  time in each conversation.

Choose shared or exclusive deliberately:

A shared lead is sold to multiple agents, commonly three to eight, who all call the same person. An exclusive lead is sold to one buyer. Shared costs less per lead; exclusive converts better per lead. Industry data puts contact rates on exclusive leads at two to three times shared, and close rates at three to five times [source: InsureLeads, 2026]. Shared leads reward speed and disciplined follow-up at lower cost. Exclusive leads reward agents who invest real  time in each conversation.

How much do insurance leads cost?

How much do insurance leads cost?

Insurance type

Insurance type

CPL Range

CPL Range

Auto

Auto

$5 to $15+

$5 to $15+

Life

Life

$20 to $45

$20 to $45

Home

Home

$10 to $20

$10 to $20

Health

Medicare /
final expense

$20 to $40

$20 to $40

However, price is just the starting point, making cost per lead the wrong metric to optimize for. It's the cost per acquired customer (CPA) that will decide if the leads are worth it.

For example, 100 leads at $5 each with a 2% close rate cost $250 per customer, while 100 leads at $10 each with a 10% close rate cost $100 per customer. The cheapest leads might be the most expensive thing you can buy.

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What usually goes wrong when you buy leads

What usually goes wrong when you buy leads

What usually goes wrong when you buy leads

Every insurance agent has a lead vendor story; these are the four we hear most.

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01

Oversold leads

The same household sold to five or more agencies, sometimes across networks. By the time you dial, they've been quoted twice and stopped answering. Reselling multiplies the vendor's revenue per lead, and you can't see how many times a lead has been sold before you buy.

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No real quote request

Disconnected numbers, dead lines, or someone who clicked a sweepstakes ad and never asked for coverage. No request and no consent record means no quote, no bind, and TCPA (the federal law that governs outbound calls) exposure on every dial.

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03

Credits that never clear

The lead was bad, the dispute sat for weeks, and the rep went quiet. Every credited lead is refunded revenue, so slow-walking disputes protects their margin while your acquisition cost climbs.

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04

The volume treadmill

When quality slips, the standard advice is to buy more and dial harder until a 5% close ratio looks normal. Your cost-per-bound policy climbs in either direction, and the vendor's revenue does too.

Green-toned illustration of a loading spinner with a document icon, representing a lead being processed.

01

Oversold leads

The same household sold to five or more agencies, sometimes across networks. By the time you dial, they've been quoted twice and stopped answering. Reselling multiplies the vendor's revenue per lead, and you can't see how many times a lead has been sold before you buy.

Green-toned illustration of a circular timer with an exclamation mark, representing time-sensitive lead delivery.

02

No real quote request

Disconnected numbers, dead lines, or someone who clicked a sweepstakes ad and never asked for coverage. No request and no consent record means no quote, no bind, and TCPA (the federal law that governs outbound calls) exposure on every dial.

Green-toned illustration of a clock, form fields, and comparison icons, representing lead matching criteria.

03

Credits that never clear

The lead was bad, the dispute sat for weeks, and the rep went quiet. Every credited lead is refunded revenue, so slow-walking disputes protects their margin while your acquisition cost climbs.

Green-toned illustration of overlapping document and form icons, representing lead data organization.

04

The volume treadmill

When quality slips, the standard advice is to buy more and dial harder until a 5% close ratio looks normal. Your cost-per-bound policy climbs in either direction, and the vendor's revenue does too.

01

Oversold leads

The same household sold to five or more agencies, sometimes across networks. By the time you dial, they've been quoted twice and stopped answering. Reselling multiplies the vendor's revenue per lead, and you can't see how many times a lead has been sold before you buy.

01

Oversold leads

The same household sold to five or more agencies, sometimes across networks. By the time you dial, they've been quoted twice and stopped answering. Reselling multiplies the vendor's revenue per lead, and you can't see how many times a lead has been sold before you buy.

02

No real quote request

Disconnected numbers, dead lines, or someone who clicked a sweepstakes ad and never asked for coverage. No request and no consent record means no quote, no bind, and TCPA (the federal law that governs outbound calls) exposure on every dial.

02

No real quote request

Disconnected numbers, dead lines, or someone who clicked a sweepstakes ad and never asked for coverage. No request and no consent record means no quote, no bind, and TCPA (the federal law that governs outbound calls) exposure on every dial.

03

Credits that never clear

The lead was bad, the dispute sat for weeks, and the rep went quiet. Every credited lead is refunded revenue, so slow-walking disputes protects their margin while your acquisition cost climbs.

03

Credits that never clear

The lead was bad, the dispute sat for weeks, and the rep went quiet. Every credited lead is refunded revenue, so slow-walking disputes protects their margin while your acquisition cost climbs.

04

The volume treadmill

When quality slips, the standard advice is to buy more and dial harder until a 5% close ratio looks normal. Your cost-per-bound policy climbs in either direction, and the vendor's revenue does too.

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The volume treadmill

When quality slips, the standard advice is to buy more and dial harder until a 5% close ratio looks normal. Your cost-per-bound policy climbs in either direction, and the vendor's revenue does too.

What a lead shows you on PX Local

What a lead shows you on PX Local

What a lead shows you on PX Local

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The insurance picture

current carrier, policy renewal date, and line details (vehicles and drivers for auto; property details for home).

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The consumer

name, contact information, and what they asked to be quoted.

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The freshness

lead age in minutes, with hot leads flagged.

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The source

where the request was made, with the consent timestamp and an independent (Jornaya) record proving it.

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TCPA consent status

captured per lead.

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The price

before you commit.

FAQ

Got questions?

Got questions?

What are insurance leads?

Insurance leads are consumers who recently requested insurance quotes and agreed to be contacted by an agent. A lead record includes contact details, the coverage requested, and context like vehicle or property information.

How much do insurance leads cost?
Are insurance leads worth it?
What's the difference between shared and exclusive insurance leads?
Where do insurance leads come from?
How fast should you call an insurance lead?
Can you return a bad insurance lead?
What's a good close rate on purchased leads?

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