What does cold calling for insurance involve?
A dedicated caller dials your aged or fresh lists across final expense, Medicare, life, or P&C, qualifies the prospect, and books the appointment onto your agent calendar. The licensed agent does the quoting and closing, the caller handles the dialing, qualifying, and scheduling. See how our insurance appointment setting works.
What does it cost?
Managed cold calling for insurance runs a flat monthly rate per dedicated caller, not a price per lead. Call Savvys plans run $1,200 to $3,300 per month, all in, including the caller, the dialer, AI-plus-human QA, DNC-scrubbed lists, and the free Pipelio CRM. Data is the one add-on, dial your own aged leads, or we pull and skip-trace a fresh list at $0.03 per record.
How does that compare to buying leads or live transfers?
Buying leads or live transfers is priced per unit, and those leads are often shared with several agencies. A dedicated caller is a flat monthly rate working your exclusive lists all month, with a written guarantee. Both models exist for a reason, but calling gives you exclusivity and control that shared leads do not. See live transfers vs appointments.
What do you get for the price?
A dedicated caller working your lists every business day, with qualified appointments booked for your agents, not a shared pool. Every dedicated caller is guaranteed 10 to 20 qualified insurance leads a month, in writing, with AI scoring and human QA on every call, DNC-scrubbed lists, and a 24-hour replacement if a caller is not the right fit. See pricing.