Leads for insurance
Commercial insurance leads with reachable numbers
Targeting
How a insurance list is defined
| Typical buyer titles | Owner, President, CFO, Controller, Operations Director, Risk Manager, HR Director for benefits |
|---|---|
| Company sizes | 5 to 500 employees, the band where a commercial producer can win on service |
| Segments | Construction and trades, manufacturing, transport and fleet, hospitality, professional services, healthcare practices |
| Geography | Licensed states or provinces only, narrowed to the metros a producer can service |
| Exclusions | Other agencies and brokers, carriers, classes outside appetite, current book of business |
What gets in the way
The problems this solves
Renewal timing is everything
Volume can be paced so producers touch a steady flow of accounts year round instead of hammering one list before each renewal season.
Owners do not answer the office line
Mobile-first delivery is the whole point. If a record only has a front desk number it does not ship.
Licensing limits
Delivery is constrained to the states or provinces you name, so nobody wastes dials outside your licence.
Duplicate quoting
Deduplication across your account history stops two producers quoting the same account and burning the relationship.
Plays
How teams use the daily batch
Play
Class-code focus
Pick two or three classes you write well, let the daily list go deep in those, and build referral density rather than spreading thin.
Play
Producer territories
Give each producer their own segment and their own inbox so accountability is obvious.
Play
Benefits cross-sell
Ask for an HR contact alongside the owner at larger accounts to open a second line of business.
Volume
Picking a monthly number
Single producer
500 a month
About 25 new commercial accounts a day to work.
Small agency
2,500 a month
Several producers, separate territories, one bill.
Regional agency
5,000 a month
Multi-state coverage with class-level segments.
Full tiers run from $49 for 200 prospects to $799 for 10,000. See every plan.
FAQ
Questions buyers ask
Do you deliver personal lines leads?
No. LeadNumbers is business-to-business data. It suits commercial lines and group benefits prospecting, not consumer insurance.
Are these intent or quote-request leads?
No. These are prospect records matched to your appetite, not people who asked for a quote. That is why they cost cents rather than dollars.
Can we restrict to our licensed states?
Yes. Geography is a hard filter and licensing limits are set during onboarding.
How do you handle do-not-call obligations?
Records are business contacts, suppression requests are honored within one business day, and your own suppression list is applied to every batch.
Can we pause during a busy renewal period?
Yes. Volume can be raised, lowered or paused from the portal with no annual commitment.
Dialing partner
Do not want to make the calls yourself?
LeadNumbers builds your insurance list. Our dialing partner ColdCalls.Ca can call it for you. North American reps with 10 or more years of B2B sales experience call in your company name, handle gatekeepers and objections, and book interested buyers straight into your calendar. One blended rate of $1 per dial, prospect data included, with 3,000 dials a month as the recommended starting point.
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