We know how scummy the pay-per-lead industry is — recycled lists, shared leads, and “who is this?” on every dial. That’s why we don’t ask you to trust us. See exactly what our leads cost and what they pay for your book — before you ever get on a call.
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Delivering for agencies across the country
A fast call means little if the lead is already a day old.
Waiting without follow-up costs you the conversation.
Our automation keeps leads warm, puts them first in your dialer, and gets your team calling them as soon as the calling window opens.
Every vendor promises “speed to lead.” But speed to lead on a lead generated yesterday is speed to nothing. We deliver within 60 seconds of generation, as soon as email and phone verification pass. During your team’s calling hours, calls made within 5–30 minutes have roughly the same pickup rate. Leads generated after hours follow a separate warming and priority-dialing flow.
Shopper submits
the form.
Within your team’s
calling hours.
Called within 5–30 min
during calling hours.
We keep those leads warm and ready for the moment your team starts calling.
Our after-hours automation keeps the conversation moving until your team is available.
Those leads are prioritized in the queue, ready before your calling window opens.
Your team starts with the leads that came in overnight — while the context is still fresh.
During calling hours: 5–30 min · Roughly steady pickup
Calls placed within 5–30 minutes have roughly the same pickup rate.
We check the email and phone, then push the lead to your CRM within 60 seconds of generation. During calling hours, pickup is roughly steady within 5–30 minutes. After hours, our automation keeps leads warm and puts them first in your dialer, so your team calls them as soon as it opens. Leads left waiting without that follow-up can lose intent and context.
No race to reach a shopper who has already heard from five other agents.
Same name.
Same number.
Your lead.
Your conversation.
Delivery within 60 seconds of generation once checks pass, with a mix that includes preferred customers, multi-line shoppers, and auto + home opportunities.
The reason recycled leads hang up on you is simple: other agents got there first — with the exact same name and number. Exclusivity isn’t a feature we charge extra for. It’s the only way the math works.
“But the ad said I could get insurance for $50 a month.” Now your team is explaining the ad instead of quoting the customer.
We generate our own leads with clear messaging and a real quote request. No made-up government programs. No guaranteed premiums. No bought or resold lists.
See your lead pricingIllustrative bad-ad examples. Not real offers or competitor ads.
Fake emails and dead numbers waste your team’s time. We check both before a lead reaches your CRM.
Check for a real, working mailbox.
Check that the number is a live line.
If either fails, the lead isn’t delivered.
Bring in the right auto and home customers, then give them a reason to stay. Pair your lead pipeline with Orchid nurture to keep in touch, surface concerns, and support the next renewal.
Customer satisfaction, non-renewal risk, and timely follow-up—so your team can address concerns before a customer walks away.
“Thanks for checking in.”
New auto and home customers lay the foundation.
Compare what it costs to acquire an auto customer—not just what you pay for a name.
At a 20% lead-to-bind rate, a $45 lead costs $225 per acquired auto customer. That’s the middle scenario in our $189–$250 range.
See your lead pricingIllustrative scenarios, not competitor averages. Lead spend only; excludes home policies and sales-team costs.
Shared example: 100 leads × $6 = $600. One auto customer acquired: $600 ÷ 1 = $600.
Pipeline Labs example: 100 leads × $45 = $4,500. Twenty auto customers acquired: $4,500 ÷ 20 = $225.
At $45 per lead, an 18%–23.8% lead-to-bind rate gives roughly $250–$189 per auto customer. Actual results vary by market, lead mix and follow-up.
We used to run live transfers. We scrapped them.
Lower-cost overseas call floors can make the dialing economics attractive. But when the warm-up rep is measured on completed transfers, getting someone onto your line can become the goal. Protecting your sales process can take second place.
The shopper hears the pitch, sits through the handoff, then lands on your line. You can be the third voice they hear—expected to deliver on a promise you never made.
Dialing, screening and warming up a lead all require labor. Lower-cost overseas staffing can reduce that expense. But a transfer target and a policy sale are different outcomes. If the operation rewards the handoff, a rep can succeed at their target while leaving your agent with an expectation they cannot fulfill.
If you pay for hard-to-reach or recycled data, then pay again for someone to get it on the phone, you’re paying to work around the source problem. A connected call alone doesn’t tell you what was promised to get the shopper there.
Generate the quote request with the right message, verify it, and deliver it fresh to one agency. Your team follows up within its 5–30-minute calling window, with after-hours requests queued and nurtured for the next opening. You control the offer, the opening and the follow-through.
Our ad. Their request. Recorded consent. Email and phone checked. Delivered exclusively to your CRM within 60 seconds of generation, so your team controls the first sales conversation.
Exclusive. Verified. Seconds old when they hit your CRM. See exactly what they cost and what they pay — before a dollar changes hands.
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Lead performance varies by market, filters, sales process, and follow-up. Example figures on this page are illustrative, not guarantees of individual results.