People compare agencies online before they call. A calm, current website with clear ways to reach you earns that call. We build websites for independent agencies writing home, auto, business and life coverage, and keep them current.
Your site should make it easy to ask for a quote, find the right person and reach the office, and it should look as steady as your agency is. You approve each page before launch, including any carrier names or logos you want shown.
This outline is a sample for a made-up agency, not a client's site. Your site is built around the lines you write, your offices and your team.
Logo, a tap-to-call button and "Get a quote." On phones, both stay in reach.
Who you are and where, in one line: independent insurance for home, auto, business and life, from people you can sit down with. Two buttons: get a quote and call the office.
A card for each line you write, each linking to its own page and quote form.
Photos and short bios of your agents, with how to reach each one.
Each office's address, hours and directions, matching its Google Business Profile.
Links to file a claim or make a payment, and real reviews from your Google listing.
Monthly website plans include the build and 12 months of care. Your domain, hosting and Google accounts are in your name from day one, and the site files are yours after the 12th payment.
For a new or one-office agency that needs a clear, credible site.
For established agencies that want more quote requests.
For commercial lines, after your site is up.
Founding rates and everything each plan includes are on the pricing page. Email outreach details are under email marketing and outreach.
Yes, if your carrier agreements allow it. You approve each page before launch, including any carrier names or logos.
No. Quote forms ask for what you need to call someone back, and they ask visitors not to send Social Security numbers, policy numbers or other private details.
Every email goes out in your name, to people you approve, only after you approve the message. Each one includes your business address and an easy way to opt out.
No, and be careful with anyone who says they can. We set up the technical basics correctly, build a page for each line you want more of, and set up a complete Google listing for every office on the Business plan.
Yes. We meet in person across ten counties in Kentucky, Ohio and West Virginia, and work with agencies anywhere in the U.S. remotely, with the same plans and prices.
We review your website, your Google listing and who owns your domain, then send a plain-English summary. No cost and no obligation.